Walk a route in Amarillo, TX and file every visible leak and runoff with City of Amarillo Utilities with the Canadian River Municipal Water Authority.

A real loss you can see from the sidewalk is the cheapest water in the system. Walk a named public route in Amarillo on a dry morning and record every wet spot with no rain to explain it: water tracking from a valve box lid, a seep at a curb joint, a running gutter, a sprinkler throwing onto pavement, a green stripe across dry ground. This is documentation only; do not touch, open or operate anything. Then file each one on the utility's own public leak reporting line and record the reference number the utility gives back.

Where

public streets, playa edges and city parks, Amarillo, Potter and Randall Counties, TX · Open the map

Pay

$80 proposed

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Proof

route track, one GPS waypoint and photo per finding, and the utility's own reference number for every report filed

This is exactly what gets it approved. Nothing settles without it.

Level

entry

Open until

2026-10-01

Posted by

0x034F…6c89

The creator wallet. Its signature is what approves proof and settles the wage.

How this work is done

A documented method, so this packet comes out the same whoever does it.

Bring

• the utility's most recent filed water loss audit or annual report
• GPS phone with a track recorder and camera
• hi-vis vest
• the utility's public leak reporting number or web form, open before the walk starts
• a notebook or form with one row per finding

Steps

1. 1. Find the most recent water loss audit the system filed with its state or its regulator, and transcribe water supplied, authorized consumption, apparent loss and real loss in the report's own units, without rounding.
2. 2. Record the non revenue water share, the infrastructure leakage index and the AWWA data validity score exactly as published, and list every input the utility itself flagged as an estimate rather than a measurement.
3. 3. Choose a public route and walk it on a dry morning with no rain in the previous 24 hours, recording a GPS track, so that any wet ground has no weather to explain it.
4. 4. At each finding take a GPS waypoint and a photo from the public right-of-way, and write one line: what is wet, what surface it is on, and how far the water is travelling. Observe only: do not enter, touch or open a valve box, a lid or a meter, and never operate anything.
5. 5. File each finding on the utility's own public reporting line while still on the route, and write down the reference or service request number the utility returns for each.
6. 6. Close the run with a count: findings, reports filed, reference numbers received, and any finding deliberately not reported with the reason. Set the count beside the filed audit's real loss figure and say whether the walk supports it.

What counts as done

• The GPS track of the route walked, its length, and the date and start time, on a day with no rain in the previous 24 hours
• A GPS waypoint, a photo from the public right-of-way and a one line description for each finding, with the surface it is on
• The utility reference or service request number returned for every finding reported, or a note that the line issued none
• A closing count: findings, reports filed, and any finding deliberately not reported with the reason

Proof is measured against these, not judged by taste.