When the South Mesa Water Company turns 100 in November 2012, it will celebrate a number of accomplishments. They include a new office building, an automatic meter reading (AMR) system that improves efficiency and makes operators' lives easier, distribution system upgrades, and a new well. All these improvements help the staff deliver the best quality water to its customers.
"We just got a great report card from the state," says general manager David Armstrong. Upgrades are funded by capital improvement dollars, so the utility doesn't have to raise rates. "Our rates are
