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Fargo says it will install digital water meters in every home and business
Summary
City presenter said Fargo is moving to digital water meters citywide to give residents better insight into usage, detect leaks and improve service efficiencies; the transcript does not specify cost, vendor, or timetable beyond program intent.
The City of Fargo presented plans to modernize water infrastructure by installing digital water meters across homes and businesses.
"The City of Fargo has been working to install digital water meters in every home and business to modernize the community's water infrastructure," the presenter said, adding the new meters will give residents "better insight into their water usage, help identify leaks, and improve service efficiencies across the city."
The remarks describe the intended benefits but do not include program cost, procurement details, vendor names, a phased timetable, or an explicit completion date. The transcript does not state whether the program is funded through capital bonds, utility rates, grants, or other sources.
City officials or staff were not identified by name in the recorded remarks; additional documentation or a staff briefing would be needed to confirm scope, schedule, and funding.
