Denton's upgrading its water meters to smart tech! This move aims to cut costs and pinpoint leaks quicker, potentially leading to smarter water usage for everyone.
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This project is budgeted at approximately $6.5 million over five years.
The city's water and wastewater systems will be more efficiently managed, leading to improved service reliability and potentially reduced costs associated with emergency repairs and system failures.
No groups negatively affected
A new analytics system will provide real-time data on water and wastewater infrastructure, helping the city to identify problems like leaks and capacity issues more quickly and plan for future needs.
Denton will test smart water meters in new pilot program to cut costs, catch leaks KERA News
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