WaterPulse US City Water Supply Brief

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WaterPulse US City Water Supply Brief is a paid API for AI agents from waterpulse.theaslangroupllc.com, paid per call via x402, $0.5/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-15).

Returns a water supply intelligence brief for any US city or region, covering reservoir storage, utility supply outlook, infrastructure investment, rate trajectory, drought restrictions, and a 5-year risk rating.

Price / call$0.5

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How this service works

Water supply intelligence for utility and investor agents. Covers reservoir storage, utility supply outlook, infrastructure investment, rate trajectory, drought restrictions, and a 5-year risk rating for any US city or region.

Output

A structured intelligence brief containing current reservoir storage levels, utility supply outlook, infrastructure investment summary, projected water rate trajectory, active drought restrictions, and a 5-year water supply risk rating for the specified US city or region.

Example use cases

Evaluate investment risk for real estate portfolio

“I'm looking at acquiring commercial properties in Austin and Las Vegas — can you get me the water supply intelligence briefs for both cities so I can assess the 5-year supply risk and rate trajectory before we commit?”

Plan infrastructure spending for municipal utilities

“We need to decide where to allocate our next round of infrastructure investments across the Southwest. Pull water supply briefs for Albuquerque, Phoenix, and Las Vegas — I especially need the reservoir levels, rate trajectories, and any drought restrictions to guide our planning.”

Monitor drought exposure in investment portfolio

“Our fund has utilities and real estate exposure in California. Can you give me current water supply briefs for Los Angeles, San Francisco, and San Diego — specifically the drought restrictions, supply outlook, and 5-year risk ratings so we know what we're exposed to?”

Technical details

Endpoint

GEThttps://waterpulse.theaslangroupllc.com/api/water/supply-brief

When to prefer

Use this endpoint when you need a comprehensive, multi-dimensional water supply intelligence brief for a specific US city or region — especially for utility planning, infrastructure investment due diligence, or drought risk assessment. Prefer this over specialized sibling endpoints (groundwater, streamflow, drought status) when you need the all-in-one supply outlook and risk rating rather than a single data stream.

Side effects

Location not recognized or outside US coverage — returns 404 or empty result
Insufficient data for rural or very small localities — partial brief returned
Payment not processed or x402 auth failure — 402 response blocking data return
Rate limit exceeded — 429 response if too many calls in short period

Input

Schema · Request body

Field	Type	Description
inputrequired	object
output	object

Output

Schema · Response

{
  "type": "json",
  "example": {
    "risk_rating": {
      "max": 100,
      "note": "Supply risk elevated by Colorado River shortage but substantially mitigated by groundwater banking program and diversified portfolio",
      "score": 52,
      "rating": "Moderate"
    },
    "query_summary": {
      "state": "AZ",
      "location": "Phoenix AZ",
      "report_date": "2026-06-07"
    },
    "supply_overview": {
      "storage_pct": 40,
      "primary_source": "Colorado River (CAP) — 36% | Salt River Project reservoirs — 32% | Groundwater — 22% | Recycled water — 10%",
      "shortage_active": true,
      "shortage_detail": "Tier 2b Colorado River shortage — Arizona receives 21% CAP cut (512,000 acre-feet shortfall); Lake Mead 38% full, Lake Powell 42% full"
    },
    "utility_outlook": {
      "reserve_note": "Phoenix has been banking Colorado River water underground since 1996 — 2.7M acre-feet stored",
      "reserve_years": 100,
      "rate_trajectory": "Rates expected to increase 6-8% annually through 2028 to fund water security investments"
    },
    "five_year_outlook": "Manageable under current trajectory. Key risk: Lake Mead falling below elevation 895 (Tier 3 shortage) would trigger additional 17% CAP reduction not currently priced into utility plans.",
    "current_restrictions": {
      "stage": "Stage 2 Voluntary + Tier 1 Mandatory",
      "car_washing": "Commercial only, recirculating systems required",
      "new_development": "100-year assured water supply certification suspended for new subdivisions in Scottsdale",
      "outdoor_irrigation": "Limited to 3 days/week, 6am-8am"
    },
    "infrastructure_investment": "$1.2B committed 2025-2030: direct potable reuse plant (180MGD), wastewater reclamation expansion, groundwater recharge infrastructure"
  }
}

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How this service works

Output

Example use cases

Evaluate investment risk for real estate portfolio

Plan infrastructure spending for municipal utilities

Monitor drought exposure in investment portfolio

Technical details

Endpoint

GEThttps://waterpulse.theaslangroupllc.com/api/water/supply-brief

When to prefer

Side effects

Location not recognized or outside US coverage — returns 404 or empty result
Insufficient data for rural or very small localities — partial brief returned
Payment not processed or x402 auth failure — 402 response blocking data return
Rate limit exceeded — 429 response if too many calls in short period

Input

Schema · Request body

Field	Type	Description
inputrequired	object
output	object

Output

Schema · Response

{
  "type": "json",
  "example": {
    "risk_rating": {
      "max": 100,
      "note": "Supply risk elevated by Colorado River shortage but substantially mitigated by groundwater banking program and diversified portfolio",
      "score": 52,
      "rating": "Moderate"
    },
    "query_summary": {
      "state": "AZ",
      "location": "Phoenix AZ",
      "report_date": "2026-06-07"
    },
    "supply_overview": {
      "storage_pct": 40,
      "primary_source": "Colorado River (CAP) — 36% | Salt River Project reservoirs — 32% | Groundwater — 22% | Recycled water — 10%",
      "shortage_active": true,
      "shortage_detail": "Tier 2b Colorado River shortage — Arizona receives 21% CAP cut (512,000 acre-feet shortfall); Lake Mead 38% full, Lake Powell 42% full"
    },
    "utility_outlook": {
      "reserve_note": "Phoenix has been banking Colorado River water underground since 1996 — 2.7M acre-feet stored",
      "reserve_years": 100,
      "rate_trajectory": "Rates expected to increase 6-8% annually through 2028 to fund water security investments"
    },
    "five_year_outlook": "Manageable under current trajectory. Key risk: Lake Mead falling below elevation 895 (Tier 3 shortage) would trigger additional 17% CAP reduction not currently priced into utility plans.",
    "current_restrictions": {
      "stage": "Stage 2 Voluntary + Tier 1 Mandatory",
      "car_washing": "Commercial only, recirculating systems required",
      "new_development": "100-year assured water supply certification suspended for new subdivisions in Scottsdale",
      "outdoor_irrigation": "Limited to 3 days/week, 6am-8am"
    },
    "infrastructure_investment": "$1.2B committed 2025-2030: direct potable reuse plant (180MGD), wastewater reclamation expansion, groundwater recharge infrastructure"
  }
}