Mt. Gilead as new Metering as a Service Partner with MeterSYS

We are pleased to announce another Metering as a Service partner in North Carolina.  The Town of Mt. Gilead selected MeterSYS this week to provide turn-key P3 (public-private partnership) advanced metering services for its water utility. 

11th Annual Maness Local Government Endowment Golf Tournament

The MeterSYS team had a great time again this year at the Roy A. Maness Local Government Endowment Annual Golf Tournament. 

Louisville - Good Water and Good Bourbon

On a recent family vacation, we traveled to Kentucky to tour Bourbon Country. Using an Airbnb in Louisville as our home base for 4 days, we drank our way around the region and discovered that not only is their bourbon fantastic, but their water…

Remote Disconnect Meters: A True Value-Add

Water meter technology has been advancing steadily, providing added value to water utilities in recent years. In 2012, Mueller Systems introduced a Remote Disconnect Meter (RDM) that helped to advance the industry and raised the bar in water…

Town of Fuquay-Varina Selects MeterSYS for Phase 1 Implementation of AMI

Following completion of feasibility analysis by MeterSYS, the Town of Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina has selected us to lead Phase 1 of AMI implementation beginning in May of 2018.  MeterSYS, in partnership with United Systems and Itron, will…

Town of Kenansville Now Another Metering as a Service® Partner

MeterSYS has completed network installation for the Town of Kenansville, North Carolina following approval by the Town to deploy AMI technology through a service agreement with our company in February of this year.

Misconceptions On Advanced Metering (AMI)

Facebook has been in the news recently for customer privacy issues. Public concerns center around how their personal information is handled, collected, sold to third parties, and exposed to hacks or data leaks. Increasingly, there is discomfort…

Know Your Water

After the Flint Michigan water crisis, local municipalities have been seeing the growing concern from their citizens wanting to know the facts about their drinking water. The ability for consumers to know what is in their personal drinking water…

Cybersecurity and the Modern Water Utility

Due to an increase in the real-life scenarios like this one, cybersecurity has been a thought on the minds of federal governments, the financial sector, and other organizations with a growing concern about managing access points. Increasingly, these security concerns are expanding to the infrastructure of nations like water utility infrastructure.

Water Leak Connection

Utilities across the globe are constantly looking for new ways to limit Non-Revenue Water Losses (NRWL) and more sustainably consume precious water resources. It is estimated that 6 billion gallons of drinking water is lost every day globally.…