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Without Water Meters, How Does a Town Conserve?

Jun 2, 2015 at

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All those mandatory water restrictions we've been talking about took effect this week. But what if there are no water meters to gauge a town's progress? Plenty of small communities in the Central Valley don't have them, including Sultana, about 35 miles south of Fresno.

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Without Water Meters, How Does a Town Conserve?

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