| | Gallons per Capita per Day (GPCD) 5 year rolling averageWTR-Water |
Measure Definition & Importance |
Gallons per capita per day (GPCD) is a method utilized internationally to measure water use by drinking water suppliers. It is most commonly used to describe historical and current water uses, providing a baseline of water use that is not as susceptible to changes in population. GPCD is also used for planning purposes, allowing estimates of future demand requirements based on localized population projections. More sophisticated planning efforts utilize GPCD to determine conservation potential, track the results of program implementation, and calculate projections based on conservation adjusted GPCD.
Beginning in FY2019, the data will be reported based on a five-year rolling average (Approved by Management)
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This KPI is reported Annually and it will be available in November 2021.
Gallons per Capita per Day (GPCD) (New) |
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| | AWWA Benchmarking |
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Gallons Per Capita Per Day (GCPD) |
Measure Data | Last Calculated 20 days ago |
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Five Year Rolling Average GPCD = GPCD average of Five years. (A 5-year average is used to account for weather variances)
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| DW | Donail Williams (WTR- Water) |
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