Providing clean, safe, great-tasting water all year round is our mission, and water quality experts have been doing their part in Denver for more than a century. bit.ly/45WiysF
Water supply update this week: Reservoirs currently at 68% full, versus an average of 91% full for this time. Reminder: Lawn watering and spray irrigation must stop as of Oct. 1. bit.ly/4ra0i7V
Court ruling clears way for finishing Gross Reservoir expansion; plus, low water levels at Cheesman Reservoir and more TAP headlines this week. bit.ly/4yRAjpc
Reminder: Lawn watering and all spray irrigation must stop at the end of this month. Trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals & vegetables may still be watered any day with a hose with a shutoff nozzle or low-volume, non-spray irrigation (e.g., a drip system). bit.ly/4d5z6C7
Water-wise plants replace thirsty bluegrass, promote ColoradoScaping downtown at the City and County Building! Story originally published by @denverparksrec. bit.ly/4iyb5Y1
PSA: Occasionally, scammers target Denver Water customers by posing as utilities or utility workers. Follow these tips to make sure you don't get ripped off! bit.ly/4dXozqG
At the end of your faucet is a small screen known as an aerator and it plays a big part in your home’s water. If cleaned regularly, aerators help save water, improve water service and reduce risk of lead exposure. bit.ly/43qg5UC
Brian Good, Denver Water’s Chief Administrative Officer, started at Denver Water in January 2000 and retired Sept. 1, 2026, after 26 years working with and leading a wide range of groups and divisions at the state’s largest and oldest water provider. bit.ly/4dulr7M