The cellular atenna ( endpoint ) it attached to the lid of the meter box which has wires that attach to the meter. You must be very careful when mowing around the meter box or removing the meter box lid. If you have one of these meters, you may set up an account at Eyeonwater.com to see your daily usage. It will also allow you to set up leak alerts. You can go to the App Store and search for eye on water or visit https://eyeonwater.com/signup on your computer.
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Related Links
- Public Utility Commission of Texas
- Texas Rural Water Association
- Texas Water Conservation Association
- Texas Water Development Board
- Texas Water Resources Institute
- Upper Trinity Groundwater Conservation District
- City of Mineral Wells
- Lake Palo Pinto Reservoir
- American Leak Detection
- Water Conservation Tips
- Water Is Awesome
Alert
Alerts
REMINDER OF MANDATORY STAGE I RATIONING
April 13, 2021
The District has noticed very high levels of water usage the past three days. We would like to remind our customers and our new customers that the District is still in Mandatory Stage I Rationing with Restrictions to Once a Week Outside Watering due to the District's water consumption and capacity exceeding 85% of the daily maximum supply. It is very crucial that these guidelines be followed to keep from going into Stage II; where all irrigation and outside watering is prohibited. All non-essential water use shall be prohibited between the hours of 10 am and 6 pm. Non essintial water use is defined as washing windows, siding, eaves and roofs of buildings; washing driveways, streets, curbs and gutters; vehicle washing; unattended irrigation or sprinkler lawn watering of landscaping, shrubs and grass; draining and filling swimming pools; and flushing water systems. Unattended irrigation or sprinkler lawn watering is permitted only ONCE a week, on your designated day and NOT between 10am and 6pm, according to the last digit of your address. 0 and 1: Monday, 2 and 3: Tuesday, 4 and 5: Wednesday, 6 and 7: Thursday, & 8 and 9: Friday. Handheld hose watering of landscaping, shrubs and grass is permissible subject to the "time of day" restrictions. You may view the Mandatory Stage I Water Conservation letter on our website at parkercountywater.com. Your cooperation in this effort is greatly appreciated!!
Alerts
REMINDER OF MANDATORY STAGE I RATIONING
April 13, 2021
The District has noticed very high levels of water usage the past three days. We would like to remind our customers and our new customers that the District is still in Mandatory Stage I Rationing with Restrictions to Once a Week Outside Watering due to the District's water consumption and capacity exceeding 85% of the daily maximum supply. It is very crucial that these guidelines be followed to keep from going into Stage II; where all irrigation and outside watering is prohibited. All non-essential water use shall be prohibited between the hours of 10 am and 6 pm. Non essintial water use is defined as washing windows, siding, eaves and roofs of buildings; washing driveways, streets, curbs and gutters; vehicle washing; unattended irrigation or sprinkler lawn watering of landscaping, shrubs and grass; draining and filling swimming pools; and flushing water systems. Unattended irrigation or sprinkler lawn watering is permitted only ONCE a week, on your designated day and NOT between 10am and 6pm, according to the last digit of your address. 0 and 1: Monday, 2 and 3: Tuesday, 4 and 5: Wednesday, 6 and 7: Thursday, & 8 and 9: Friday. Handheld hose watering of landscaping, shrubs and grass is permissible subject to the "time of day" restrictions. You may view the Mandatory Stage I Water Conservation letter on our website at parkercountywater.com. Your cooperation in this effort is greatly appreciated!!