Author: Bridget Butterfield

Permits are required to use district fire hydrants. Withdrawal of water from a district owned fire hydrant, except for an emergency, requires a permit from the district. The permit specifies… Read more »

Is my lawn asleep or dead? A brown lawn does not always mean your lawn is dead; it could just be dormant. Some yellowing may be a sign of a… Read more »

With the first day of fall just around the corner, the District would like to remind of you of some helpful fall lawn care tips. Following the tips below can… Read more »

UPDATE: Water was restored to all affected residents at 7:15 pm. The contractor that was responsible for hitting the customer service line was also responsible for the repairs. The district’s… Read more »

In the past few weeks, the district has received numerous customer inquiries regarding utility locate markings in their neighborhood. Water and sewer utility locates refer to the process of identifying… Read more »

The Quarterly Newsletter is now available online under the Residents section of our website. Stay up to date on District Projects that may impact your neighborhood or water/sewer service. Articles… Read more »

The District office will be closed on Monday, September 4th in observance of Labor Day. If you have urgent business with the district on this day, please call the main… Read more »

What is the average water pressure for a home? The answer will depend on your home’s physical relation to the water source supply. If your home is at a higher… Read more »

Hydrant flushing is necessary to maintain the high-quality water that is delivered to district customers. In addition to maintaining and providing high water quality, hydrant flushing assures that hydrants are… Read more »

Denver Water leader leaves organization, community prepared for future challenges. A towering figure. Innovative. Creative. A champion. A mentor. Those are just some of the words used to describe Jim… Read more »