. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Aug 15.

Published in final edited form as: J Water Health. 2016 Feb;14(1):132–141. doi: 10.2166/wh.2015.110

Table 2.

Alaska Impact of In-home Water Study 2007–2013. Mean household water use before and after water service installation (gallons per capita per day (g/c/d))

Community	Households enrolled (n)	Households with water meter data	Date range water service initiated	Water Use g/c/d (l/c/d)
Community	Households enrolled (n)	Households with water meter data	Date range water service initiated	Before water service	After water service
A (served)	54	26 (48%)	May 2006 –Dec 2008	0.9 (3.4 L)	37.9 (143.5 L)
B	71	56 (79%)	Dec 2007 – Aug 2009	1.8 (6.8 L)	24.6 (93.1 L)
C	53	27 (51%)	Oct 2009 – Dec 2009	1.6 (6.1 L)	33.3 (126.1 L)
D	39	30 (77%)	April 2010	1.5 (5.7 L)	9.2 (34.8 L)
All	217	139 (64%)		1.5 (5.7 L)	25.7 (97.3 L)

This table shows the number of households enrolled that received piped water and the number/proportion that had water meter data available. Shown are dates when the first household received piped water in each community and the date the last home received piped water. In Communities A–C, households were supplied with water sequentially as they came ‘on-line’. In Community D, water was not initiated until all homes were connected. The table shows the water use in gallons per capita per day before and after water service.