Water use by city meter · Village of Schaumburg customer 158834 · —
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Aerial: USGS National Map imagery (public domain). Pins sit at each meter's GPS position: buildings from Google Maps, Garden Way homes from their street address (accurate to the group of four homes). Pavilions on the bill: PAV A Apple, PAV B Birch, PAV C Cedar, PAV D Dogwood, PAVG Ginkgo. Click a pin to open that meter's chart.
Each pin is one city water account; click it to open that meter's chart. ▲ red: latest day more than 5% above its prior 7-day average; ▼ green: more than 5% below. A meter with an issue flashes red and shows bigger; blue is normal, grey is no use.
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How alerts work. Each morning arkIQ reads every Encore account from the Village of Schaumburg portal (one day behind). A meter is flagged when its latest day is more than 1.5 times its prior 7-day average and at least 250 gallons over it. It becomes an Alert, and Seth is paged, only for a steady climb (up 3 or more days in a row, 40% or more, at least 500 gallons over the average) or a big one-day jump (over 2 times the average and at least 1,000 gallons over it). A spike after days of no use stays on Watch. Still high (Alert, Seth is paged): the last 7 days average more than 1.5 times the 4 weeks before them and at least 500 gallons over, so a rise that holds never drops off the list. Compound meters (two registers) are shown as one combined daily total. Birch Pavilion: the city's own figures for May to August 2026 read about 10 times too high (Village meter calibration error, later adjusted on the bill).