BEACON Advanced Metering Analytics (AMA)

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BEACON® AMA Managed Solution & District Metering Strategy Help Identify Major Leaks for Highway 71 Water District No. 1

A rural water district located between the Ozark and Ouachita Mountains in Alma, Arkansas, Highway 71 Water District No. 1, services approximately 2,500 water customers scattered across 175 miles of distribution lines throughout the countryside. The utility prides itself on providing safe, high-quality water to its community, while maintaining a standard of excellence in customer

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Complete change-out to E-Series® Ultrasonic meters, ORION® Cellular endpoints and BEACON® AMA software suite is a winning combination for Harris County Utility District

Aging System Needed to be Replaced Servicing more than 3,000 residents in the Greenfield Village and Copper Creek subdivisions in northwest Houston, Texas, Harris County Utility District (UD 15) had an aging water metering system with numerous inefficiencies. As a result, the district was experiencing lost revenues and inaccurate meter readings. It was time to

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City of Santa Fe Water Division Overhauls and Improves System with BEACON® AMA Managed Solution, ORION® Cellular Endpoints and E-Series® Ultrasonic Meters

Santa Fe, the capitol of New Mexico, is known for its world-class culture, art and legendary history. Because of its location in the southwestern United States, the city is also known to have a scarce and precious water supply. In 2013, Santa Fe’s Water Division became aware that its drive-by meter reading system was failing.

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Badger Meter Helps Water Authority of Dickson County Deploy More Efficient Solution for Now and the Future

In 2002, three rural Tennessee water utility districts consolidated operations under one organization, creating the Water Authority of Dickson County (WADC). Combining these entities resulted in centralized water service for approximately 75 percent of the land mass and population of Dickson and surrounding counties. WADC, which now serves more than 20,700 water and 8,800 wastewater

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