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Yes. The only data transmitted are your radio number, dial number, and your meter reading. Personal customer information is not transmitted.

No, AMI will not interfere with any wireless devices in your home. The wireless portions of the system are operated according to Federal Communications Commission rules, and will not interfere with other radio frequencies in the area.

Once an AMI meter is installed, you can continue to read your meter as usual. CLICK HERE to learn more about how to read your water meter.

The City of Petaluma has received grant funding from the Department of Water Resources (DWR) to help with the transition to AMI. This funding will be applied toward the cost of the new meters and their installation.  

No. The only change with AMI meters is that the drive-by transmitter attached to your meter will be replaced with an AMI transmitter. There will be no changes to how you are billed for water service.

First: Sign up online. Visit eyeonwater.com/signup and follow these steps: Enter your service area zip code Enter your full account number (this can be found on your water bill) Click next Enter your email address Create and confirm a password (no special requirements) You will receive a confirmation email from BEACON. You must verify your...

Nothing! The transmitter currently attached to your meter will be replaced with an AMI transmitter by City staff as part of the roll-out of our citywide upgrade in the coming months and years. The lid of your meter box may be replaced as well. No action is required on your part. In the future, the...

Our goal is to equip all water customers in the City of Petaluma’s service area with upgraded AMI metering technology by the end of 2025. A pilot program launched in 2022 in which 58 monitors were installed throughout Petaluma on City-owned properties, City staff residences, and high-use water customers around town. Pilot customers have reported...