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Board approves replacement of antiquated meter base stations, $209,985
City of Washington Board of Public Works · October 29, 2025
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Summary
The Board of Public Works voted to send a proposal to replace the automatic meter-reading base stations (installed 2012) to city council for approval; staff said the $209,985 purchase is budgeted and compatible with existing meters.
Staff told the City of Washington Board of Public Works on Oct. 28 that the automatic meter-reading base stations installed in 2012 have reached the end of their operational life and can no longer be repaired due to lack of replacement parts.
Staff said the vendor through the regional…
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