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Southlake Water Utilities is working with Badger Meter to upgrade more than 10,000 meters in Southlake this summer. In fact, you may have received your Smart Technology already! The technology is actually a device attached to your standard brass meter that communicates with a secure website via cell towers. 

One of the benefits of the program is the ability to monitor your water use in real time, which can help you identify anomalies with your water use and make more informed decisions about your usage. You can also set alerts for possible leaks.

The graph below is just one example of what you'll be able to see.

After your system is tested, quality-checked, and ready, you will receive a notice in the mail with information about accessing your account online or on your smart phone. More information for you means less surprises when your monthly bill arrives! 
 
For questions, please contact Southlake Water Utilities Customer Service at
817-748-8051.
  

Meet the Tree Expert!

Keith Martin is the Landscape Administrator for the City of Southlake. He will be writing in occasionally about tree care and maintenance. Look out for his advice in the coming weeks! 
Free Kits For You!

Pick up your free Water Conservation Kit that comes with leak detection tablets, toilet tank bank, moisture meter, and more in Suite 200 at Town Hall. Supplies are limited, and only one kit is allowed per household.
Average Daily Water Use

For the month of August, the average Southlake resident used 518 gallons of water per day. Our goal is to get this number down to an average of 311 gallons per day. To find out how you can decrease this number, click the button below.
Weekly Watering Advice
This week's recommendation once again is for you to not water at all. Due to the amount of rainfall Southlake has received over the past week, your lawn has received plenty of water to keep it healthy. For more information on this, visit Water Is Awesome.
Have questions about water? We're here to help.


For billing questions, call customer service at (817) 748-8051.

For questions about water pressure or funny tastes and odors, call Public Works at (817) 748-8081.

For questions about water conservation programs, landscape maintenance, or this email, call Environmental

Services at (817) 748-8638.

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