Henderson record lists $1.8 million advanced-metering infrastructure project
A Nevada public-record compilation lists the City of Henderson as undertaking an advanced-metering infrastructure project, with West Monroe Partners providing services to help implement the connected utility-monitoring system.
The record lists a contract amount of $1,796,727 and a contract period from April 1, 2024, through Feb. 28, 2026. It identifies the City of Henderson as the customer and West Monroe Partners as the service provider.
What the record establishes
Advanced-metering infrastructure is digital utility infrastructure involving connected meters and data systems. The Henderson project is listed as a significant technology development centered on utility data and connected metering systems.
The available public record documents the project arrangement, its listed value and its time frame. It does not, however, provide a newer completion announcement or confirm whether the rollout was completed by the listed contract end date of Feb. 28, 2026.
That distinction matters: a record of implementation services is not the same as evidence that every element of a system has been deployed, is operating at full scale or has produced measured results.
What remains unknown
No recent city announcement was identified in the available source that reports deployment totals, identifies which customers or utility accounts may be affected, or describes customer-facing changes. The record also does not establish that all Henderson customers have smart meters.
Likewise, the available material does not report performance data. It does not show whether the system reduced outages, utility costs or water use. Those outcomes cannot be inferred from the existence of connected metering infrastructure or from the implementation contract.
The source does not describe the project’s cybersecurity architecture or privacy safeguards. Connected meters and municipal data systems can create cybersecurity, privacy and systems-integration responsibilities, but the record does not identify the specific controls Henderson or its contractor used.
Why the project is notable
The contract places advanced metering among Henderson’s documented digital-infrastructure work. Such systems are designed around more frequent utility data and remote monitoring capabilities, making the technology relevant to how a city manages connected utility information.
For now, the strongest public conclusion is limited to what the record shows: Henderson contracted for assistance implementing advanced-metering infrastructure, with West Monroe Partners named as the provider, for a listed amount of $1,796,727 over the April 2024-to-February 2026 period.
The next known date in the record is the contract’s listed end date, Feb. 28, 2026. The available documentation does not state a subsequent completion milestone, operational status or performance result.
Sources
- Nevada public contracts and technology-project records, 2025–2026, Nevada State Library and Archives