Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti announced the launch of an innovative program between The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) and Flume. The program provides customers of the LA-based utility access to Flume’s industry-leading leak detection device at a significant price reduction and provides the utility with advanced water usage analytics. The $15 million program offers discounted Flume devices to its customers for $24 (retail $199).

“We don’t need a crystal ball to see that skyrocketing temperatures and dying reservoirs are in our future, so we need to keep finding ways to help Angelenos double down on their historic efforts to conserve,” said Mayor Eric Garcetti. “While Angelenos have taken our calls to cut back to heart, it can be hard to manage what you can’t measure – and now, thanks to the Flume device, customers can have the awareness they need to stay on top of their water use and understand where and when they need to be doing a better job of conserving.”

You can read the full press release here. LADWP customers, for program details and to purchase your discounted Flume, please follow this link.

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