Advanced Meter Infrastructure Project

Your utility meter is being upgraded! The City has begun installing its advanced metering system through a pilot project. Up next: Citywide installment.

The City’s current meters are at the end of their operation life and must be replaced with up-to-date technology and equipment. Stillwater City Council approved spending $4.1 million for the electric meters and $4.8 million for the water meters from the Electric Rate Stabilization Fund and the Water Capital Fund.

Why are we doing this? Here's some benefits of your meter upgrade:

• Secure online access to your hourly water and electric usage
• More efficient utility billing
• Ability to predict and report water leaks automatically
• Immediate reports to the City when your power goes out
• Data encryption to keep your information safe

What should you expect?

• We don’t need anything on your part— we’ll take care of it all.
• Installation will take us 10 to 20 minutes
• Expect an electric service disruption for 10 to 20 minutes during installation
• Water service will not be interrupted

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