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City of Mesa Receives $1.7 M for Advanced Water Meter Project

Kurrant News Desk · ·1 min read

The city of Mesa, Arizona, is set to enhance its water management system with a $1.7 million federal grant earmarked for its comprehensive Smart Meter Upgrade project. Part of an $82 million initiative, this project aims to replace over 200,000 outdated water, electric, and gas meters with advanced smart meters capable of real-time, remote data collection. This upgrade is a key part of Mesa’s strategy to future-proof its utility services against the challenges of aging infrastructure and increasing water scarcity.