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Water Alerts

This feature is in beta-testing.
It is not currently available to all customers.

Sign up today and get notified when water is continuously running through your meter 

The recently installed Advanced Meter Infrastructure (AMI) and upgrades to our water customer portal now enable Aurora Water customers to access timely and accurate water-use information down to the hourly level. But that’s not all! Customers can also set continuous flow event alerts, giving timely notification of possible leaks. Customers can view their water use and set alerts through the water customer portal.

If you haven’t yet registered to use the Water Customer Portal, signing up is easy. Simply visit our water customer portal webpage for more information and sign-up tutorials.

Information about continuous flow event alerts

A continuous flow event alert will be sent when the water meter at your property has recorded continuous usage for at least 24 hours. For instance, residential properties have periods during the day or night—often when residents are sleeping—when no water fixtures or irrigation systems are running. Therefore, it is unusual for the meter in a single-family home, small multi-family building or property with an irrigation account to register continuous usage over consecutive 24-hour periods. This may indicate a leak or a tap, hose bib or valve accidentally left on.

We recommend checking and fixing potential leaks or other causes of high water use for all property types. While continuous flow event alerts will provide early notification of constant usage occurring, customers are responsible for finding and addressing leaks at their property.

How to set up your water alerts

Received a continuous flow event alert? Take these next steps.

Continuous flow can be the result of an issue both indoors and outdoors. Take the time to walk around your property inspecting all water using fixtures and equipment. Many sources of continuous flow are quick and low-cost fixes, such as replacing a toilet flapper.

Indoor Continuous Flow:
Check out our Indoor Water Leak Check Guidebook to complete your own leak check. This comprehensive guide will walk you through inspecting numerous sources of leaks inside your home. 
Sign up for an Indoor Water Assessment here.

Outdoor Continuous Flow: 
Check out our Outdoor Water Assessment Guidebook to complete your own outdoor water assessment. This comprehensive guide will walk you through each step in checking your sprinkler system for leaks, breaks and inefficiencies. 
Sign up for an Outdoor Water Assessment here.


Still don't know what to do? Need help? Call 303.739.7388 or email us at [email protected].


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