City Conducting Utility System Audit Residents May See Workers at Water Meters

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

This summer, Snoqualmie will undertake a routine audit of water meters and utility connections, affecting homes and businesses throughout the city. The Public Works Department crews will inspect water and sewer connections, as well as stormwater services, gathering essential data for a new utility billing system. City Administrator Mike Chambless expressed appreciation for residents' cooperation, highlighting that these upgrades will improve service efficiency. The audit includes checking the size of pipes servicing properties, ensuring they meet current standards. Residents can direct their inquiries to the Parks and Public Works Department at pwconcerns@snoqualmiewa.

gov. The initiative demonstrates Snoqualmie's proactive approach to enhancing its utility infrastructure. As the city modernizes its billing system, it aims to streamline operations for better customer experience. This audit is part of a broader effort to maintain and improve local utility services.

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