North Battleford Water Infrastructure Upgrade Case Study

This case study outlines the rehabilitation and replacement of aging water infrastructure in the City of North Battleford, Saskatchewan. The city faced significant challenges with its outdated water system, prompting the decision to install advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) to modernize operations. The implementation of smart water meters and the Sensus FlexNet communication network has enabled the city to achieve real-time data collection, leading to improved operational efficiency and proactive leak detection. The case study provides specific examples of how customers benefited from timely notifications regarding water leaks, resulting in cost savings and resource conservation. The report also details the operational improvements, including a reduction in staff time and carbon emissions, amounting to approximately $125,000 CAD in savings. The document emphasizes the importance of modern technology in enhancing water management and customer service in the utility sector.