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How to Read Your Water Meter

Reading your water meter will tell you how much water you're using and whether you have a leak.

Most meters are located near the curb in front of your home under a concrete or plastic lid.  Before and after removing the lid, always visually examine the area around the meter to make sure there are no harmful insects or other animals.Water Meter Diagram

To read your meter, simply read and record the figures shown. To track your daily water usage, read and record the meter reading on at least two consecutive days. By subtracting the previous day's reading from the current reading, you will find out how many cubic feet of water you used. By multiplying the number of cubic feet by 7.48, you will determine how many gallons of water were used.

To check for leaks, observe the large sweep or test hand for at least 15 minutes with all water turned off.  If there is any movement, there is a leak.

Text adapted courtesy California Water Service Company.

Twentynine Palms Water District · 72401 Hatch Road Twentynine Palms CA 92277 · Phone 760 367 7546 · Fax 760 367 6612