Cranberry’s plan to replace approximately 7,000 of the Township’s older water meters took a step forward at the March 31 meeting of its Board of Supervisors. As the first phase in a multi-phase $3.2 million project, a request for $350,000 to create a remote meter reading network with two antennas and associated billing software, along with Sensus MXU meters and contracted labor to install them in non-residential facilities, was approved at the Board’s March 31 meeting. Work on the meter replacement program, initially approved last year, was postponed to accommodate the expansion of Cranberry’s Brush Creek wastewater treatment plant. The replacement project, which will eliminate manual meter reading, abolish estimated billing, and improve the accuracy of readings, will take place over the next few years. For more information, contact Jason Dailey, Director, Public Works