Citywide AMI-ALD Metering System

This project includes a Citywide Water Service Meter Replacement Project. The existing water metering system will be replaced with a Fixed Network Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) System with built-in acoustic leak detection (ALD) capabilities. The AMI system will be a state-of-the-art, user-friendly system, and includes features and tools that will simplify daily operations and provide real time alarms to enhance service to the City’s customers. Additionally, the system will help achieve the maximum revenue potential, in terms of measurement accuracy and provide the means to reduce non-revenue water losses with the built-in ALD capabilities.

DISTRICT:All Districts
ESTIMATED START DATE:Spring 2025
ESTIMATED COMPLETION DATE:Summer 2027
ESTIMATED COST:$8,975,352.60


Project Development Roadmap

Note: Explore the journey — click on each milestone to see what’s been accomplished.

Notice to Proceed
Meter Installation began
Meter Replacements
Replacement work has started.
Ongoing Software and Back-Office Integration Training
Integration Tarining
Project Update
Installation Update
Public Service Inspections and Team Collaboration for EPA Compliance
EPA inspections and team collaboration
April 28, 2025
Notice to Proceed has been Issued
A Notice to Proceed (NTP) has been issued, and meter installation began the week of 4/28.
Notice to Proceed has been Issued
June 26, 2025
Meter Replacements
Seven (7) Collector antennas (receivers) have been installed, and the contractor has replaced approximately 5000 meters to date.
July 3, 2025
Ongoing Software and Back-Office Integration Training
Software and back-office administration training for integration between Information Technology, Customer Service, Utility Billing, and Operation staff is ongoing.
July 31, 2025
Project Update
The contractor has replaced approximately 11,000 meters to date.
July 31, 2025
Public Service Inspections and Team Collaboration for EPA Compliance
In conjunction with the project the Public Service Management team is conducting inspections at meter locations for the lead and copper modeling required by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The contractor, customer service, and utility billing divisions continue to work together.
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