Level MonitoringReal-Time Insight into Every Body of Water You Manage

Water level is one of the most basic — and most important — measurements a utility tracks. A reservoir that drops too low threatens supply. A detention basin that fills too fast signals a stormwater problem downstream. A river or stream climbing toward flood stage is a public safety concern. In every case the value is in knowing early, not finding out after someone drives by.

Mission’s cellular level monitoring gives operators that early view of any body of water they manage — reservoirs, lakes, rivers, streams, canals, ponds, and stormwater retention or detention basins — with no radios to license, no data loggers to visit, and no software to maintain. Each site becomes another tile on the 123SCADA map, with live readings, threshold alarms, and history from day one.

For utilities that draw from surface water, level is a supply metric. Continuous reservoir, lake, and river readings help operators manage drawdown, plan around drought conditions, document minimum-flow and water-rights obligations, and coordinate intake operations — all from trended data instead of periodic staff-gauge readings.

When a level crosses a threshold you set, Mission’s alarm engine dispatches a notification in under a minute by phone, text, or email, with call-out schedules that route the alert to the right person. Every reading and alarm is retained from the day the site goes live — a defensible record for regulators, funding applications, and capital planning.