Denver Water

Denver Water is Colorado's oldest and largest water utility, established in 1918. It was created when Denver residents voted to purchase the Denver Union Water Company's system, forming a public utility governed by a five-member Board of Water Commissioners. The utility serves the city of Denver and surrounding areas, primarily funded through water rates and new tap fees. Denver Water provides potable water supply and treatment services, managing a complex system of reservoirs, pipelines, and treatment facilities. Its services include water collection, storage, and distribution to residential, commercial, and municipal customers. The utility employs advanced filtration and purification methods to ensure water quality and compliance with health standards. Additionally, it focuses on infrastructure maintenance and upgrades to support reliable water delivery, along with customer service related to billing, new connections, and conservation programs. With over a century of experience, Denver Water is dedicated to sustainable water management and meeting the needs of its community.