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Champions
of Irrigation

Calsense was designing systems that are business-smart and eco-friendly since before it became a global challenge. So, while other companies are still trying to catch up, we keep innovating. These project samples will show you what we mean.
Canyons School District, UT February 2025 Canyons School District is leading the way in smart water management, balancing conservation with maintaining 371 acres of green spaces. With advanced irrigation technology, sustainable practices, and a unique student internship program, the district ensures efficient water use while engaging the community. Learn how CSD’s innovative approach is shaping the future of water stewardship. View Project
City of Gillette, WY October 2024 Discover how Calsense smart irrigation systems are transforming the City of Gillette, Wyoming, into a sustainable, green city. Led by Toby Fiske, this initiative balances mathematics, data, and nature to upgrade outdated irrigation systems. Through a five-year trial and phased implementation, Gillette is optimizing water usage, ensuring efficient, eco-friendly irrigation across parks, streetscapes, and public spaces. Learn how smart controllers, moisture sensors, and precise water management are greening Gillette’s landscape, even in unpredictable weather, by delivering just the right amount of water. View Project
Issaquah School District August 2024 Nels Tronsen, responsible for the irrigation of 27 schools in Issaquah School District, expertly balances technology and nature to maintain lush, green landscapes. Utilizing Calsense's smart irrigation controllers, Tronsen navigates the challenges of fluctuating precipitation levels and diverse soil types, ensuring efficient water use. His background in electronics, multimedia design, and horticulture, coupled with a passion for sustainable landscaping, makes him the ideal person for this crucial role. Through constant system optimizations and effective communication with on-site technicians, Tronsen keeps the district's sports fields and gardens thriving while conserving water. View Project
Dallas College July 2024 In the bustling landscape of Dallas College, where 70,000 individuals converge across seven sprawling campuses and 14 workforce centers, maintaining green spaces is a monumental task. Meet William Henson, the irrigation virtuoso ensuring 300 acres of college land remain lush and thriving. From combating diverse soil compositions to navigating stringent water restrictions, join us as we unveil the strategies and technologies revolutionizing water management in this educational metropolis. Stay tuned for the full story of Dallas College's irrigation champion. View Project
City of Lenexa, Kansas June 2024 In Lenexa, Kansas, known as the City of Festivals, maintaining lush and vibrant parks for its numerous public events is a challenging task. The Great Lenexa BBQ Battle, a major annual event, often leaves the grounds of Sar-Ko-Par Trails Park heavily worn. John Giambalvo, Lenexa’s Parks & Recreation Department Turf Supervisor, has successfully tackled this issue by implementing smart irrigation technology from Calsense. This technology allows precise watering based on weather data, ensuring rapid recovery of the grass after events. The result is a beautifully maintained park that remains green and inviting, ready for the next festival. View Project
Carlsbad Unified School District May 2024 Meet Jeff DiSabatino, the Irrigation Specialist at Carlsbad Unified School District, whose expertise in smart irrigation systems has transformed job satisfaction. Discover how he manages water efficiently across 16 school sites, ensuring lush greenery amidst challenges like foot traffic and sports activities. Jeff's dedication to innovation and conservation makes him a key player in keeping Carlsbad's school grounds vibrant and sustainable. View Project
University of Texas, Austin November 2023 Explore the remarkable story of how the University of Texas at Austin's holistic approach to water management, showcased through initiatives like the Moody Center and smart irrigation systems, is making a positive impact on water conservation, efficiency, and sustainability. Discover how reclaimed water, flow meters, and innovative sprinkler heads are driving real results in managing the campus's water resources. View Project
California State University, Chico September 2023 Chico State's Wi-Fi expansion, initially meant for virtual learning, unexpectedly revolutionized their irrigation system. Explore how smart controllers are conserving water and labor, making their campus greener and more sustainable View Project
City of Oceanside 2023 Tells the story of the City of Oceanside and their benefits from sustainable approach to water and environmental management. View Project
California State University, San Marcos 2023 Tells the story of CSUSM and the benefits of a sustainable approach to water and environmental management. View Project
City of Vista 2022 The City of Vista has implemented the innovative Calsense system to save water and enhance their green spaces. Discover how their sustainable irrigation practices have led to a more eco-friendly and beautiful landscape. View Project
Wylie Independent School 2020 Wylie Independent School District took advantage of the Calsense Demo Program in November 2018 at Cox Elementary School to implement smart water management of their landscapes. View Project
North Lake College 2017 In 2010 North Lake College decided it was time to get a handle on managing the irrigation at their main campus, encompassing 276 acres, as well as two satellite campuses of 5 and 7 acres. View Project
University of Texas 2016 The University of Texas at Austin’s Facilities Management initiated a comprehensive program in 2007 to develop and implement water conservation measures after a task force on sustainability was established. View Project
Conroe Texas Park 2020 The City of Conroe took advantage of the Calsense Demo Program to help optimize time and resources in order to irrigate more efficiently at Booker T. Washington Park. View Project
Phoenix Parks 2017 The City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department worked aggressively to make its facilities more sustainable by using capital improvement funds to invest in energy and water efficiency technologies that better manage resources and save money. View Project
San Diego County Park 2016 San Diego County Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) resolved to reduce water consumption within its 44,000-acre service area consisting of open space, community centers, local and regional parks and commissioned the Water Conservation Plan in 2010. View Project
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Ramona Park 2018 The City of Norwalk finds happiness in working with Calsense due to smooth technology transitions, coupled with great communications and phenomenal training throughout every step of the process. View Project
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