Fulton County launches pilot to activate 6,000 AMI‑capable water meters to curb billing errors
Public Works proposed a phased AMI rollout: install two collectors to activate about 6,000 existing AMI‑capable meters (37,000 already AMI‑capable countywide) with a one‑time pilot cost of roughly $45,000 and anticipated annual meter‑reading savings of about $83,000; full conversion estimated in the tens of millions.
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Fulton County’s public works director told commissioners on June 17 that the county is prepared to begin a phased pilot to read advanced metering infrastructure (AMI)‑capable water meters remotely as a way to reduce estimated bills and improve accuracy.
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