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Vendor says Jordan's handheld water-meter reader is obsolete; two replacement options offered

Village of Jordan Board of Trustees · February 10, 2025
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Summary

Jim Pierce of TI Sales told trustees the village's handheld meter reader (from 2006) and software were discontinued about 1.5 years ago and presented two cloud-based replacement options — a lower-cost model and a higher-end model with more features — for the Board to review.

Jim Pierce of TI Sales told the Board the village's current handheld water-meter reader 'was discontinued about 1.5 years ago' and that 'the handheld itself is from 2006.' He presented two replacement options: a lower-cost reader with standard functionality and a higher-end reader with additional features; both replacements would use cloud-based software to simplify updates and allow more data storage.

Pierce asked the Board to review the materials he provided; trustees did not make an immediate purchase decision and said they would discuss the options at a future meeting.