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Roseville touts turf removal, smart irrigation and 'Waterwise' house calls after AMI rollout
Summary
City conservation staff highlighted programs and measured results: a cash‑for‑grass turf removal rebate, Waterwise House Calls, an Inspiration Garden demonstration site, AMI leak detection and park controller upgrades. Staff reported tens of thousands of square feet of turf removed and multi‑million gallon savings.
Roseville water‑efficiency staff summarized residential, commercial and parks programs that reduced potable water use and said continued outreach and rebate incentives remain a key part of long‑term demand management.
"One of the biggest steps forward has been our advanced metering infrastructure or AMI, which gives us real time visibility into water use," Water Conservation Administrator Bobby Alvarez said, describing how AMI helps detect leaks and trigger customer alerts before bills…
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