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Clint Eastwood, the film industry icon, once said, “Aging can be fun if you lay back and enjoy it” #SaidNoWaterUtilitiesDirectorEver. Sorry Mr. Eastwood, you’ve clearly never experienced life in water utilities. The water industry is constantly grappling with old versus new. The moment a piece of ...

It’s February–the month of love. While Valentine’s Day may be behind us, love is still in the air. Our love story begins just beneath the surface, in your meter box. With a name like Master Meter, Inc. it’s no surprise that we love meters. There are several Master Meter products vying for ...

At Master Meter, Inc we pride ourselves on being technology partners to water utilities for more than four decades. We work hard to stay in tune with industry trends so that we can offer our customers cutting-edge technology. We realize though, that our customers may not share our techie tendencies.

Mansfield, TX – Master Meter, Inc. announces the launch of our new, strategically designed web presence mastermeter.com.

We are incredibly excited to launch our new website. We built it with you, our customers, in mind. We hope that the new format will make it easier to find the information that you need. The new year is right around the corner and we’re kicking off 2018 with a new mindset. We want Master Meter, Inc. ...

Master Meter is teaming with British-American artist James Thomas Allan to design and produce our annual holiday card program using classic wood block print artistry. This craft dates back to China’s Han Dynasty (200 AD). James is classically trained, having received tutelage from CFC, FSCJ, UNF, ...

Palm Beach, FL – The 2017 Smart Water Summit (SWS), in cooperation with Zpryme announces Master Meter as the “Best Smart Water Solution” at SWS17 held October 29-31, 2017 at PGA National Resort & Spa.

Those following headlines about water services are likely all too familiar with the city of Sacramento.

As the water infrastructure crisis frustrates policymakers across the country, an increasing number of water managers are looking to sensors and big data as ways to cut costs and save customers from rate hikes.

How can sensors make cities smarter?