West Whidbey Water Utility
A case study on how we build a solution for water relation communication and task management
West Whidbey
West Whidbey Island is a picturesque stretch of land off the coast of Washington, where residents rely on shared wells for their water. But behind the scenic views, a quiet problem brewed: residents had no clear way to communicate with their water providers. Shutoffs happened without warning. Maintenance was reported months in advance—but often completed without notice.
As the Product owner on this project, I was tasked with a simple-sounding yet deeply complex goal:
“Design a digital solution that helps residents, technicians, and system administrators stay connected and informed about their water system.”
Water Usage Tracking
View monthly and historical water consumption
Identify high-usage periods to support conservation
Report Water Issues
Submit issues like leaks, pressure drops, or service disruptions
Select issue type, add notes, and upload photos
Report and Send
The ability to send report to system admins and clear incoming reports
Preventive Maintainence Checklist
Set and track goals with Preventive Checklist
Communication
Having a clear communication with all users: other technicians, System Admin.
Report Issues and resolve issues
The ability to report issues to technicians and receive issues from residents
Goal setting and tracking
Set and track goals on technicians. Making sure technicians are accountable of their work
Sudden Loss of water without warning
Resident will suddenly lose water, because there are primary two reasons:
Residents will lose water due to monthly inspection
Sudden water line cut due to multiple issues( broken pipes, etc…)
To resolve the issue, we have to understand
how King water( water maintenance provider) works with the West Whidbey water board.
The challenges that we will face is:
How keelworks works in the midst to resolve this issue?
What resources does keelworks team have?


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