In an effort to reduce water consumption, the city is taking steps to convert remaining flat-rate residential accounts to meters.
Under the water utility bylaw, all of the remaining 50,000 homes in Calgary that still have flat-rate accounts will be converted to water meters by the end of 2014. The program is occurring on a community-by-community basis. For more info, visit Calgary.ca/watermeters or call 311.
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