Denver Water
May 8, 2008--Denver Water Board extends olive branch to West Slope (Sky Hi Daily News)
Denver Water may be owning up to the impacts its water diversions have had on Grand County water sources. At
May 5, 2008--Zebra mussels threat closes Antero Reservoir (Pueblo Chieftain)
The Denver Water board has temporarily closed Antero Reservoir to boaters while it works out a strategy to prevent the spread of zebra mussels. While
January 17, 2007--Clinton reservoir (Leadville Chronicle)
If you've ever wondered who drinks the water from Clinton Reservoir, you might be surprised to discover that none of the water heads south to Lake County.
November 28, 2007--Breaking impasse on water (Rocky Mountain News)
Denver Water will give up millions of gallons of water in the scenic Eagle River, water it had once counted on for future customers, under a legal settlement unveiled Wednesday.
January 15, 2007--Recent Blizzards Fill Denver Water's Reservoirs (Durango Herald)
For only the second time, Denver Water's reservoirs gained storage during the month of December, thanks to back-to-back snowstorms. The last time that happened was when the 1982 Christmas blizzard hit the Front Range. After years of drought, the two river basins on the Eastern Plains are both well ahead of the rest of the state, which averages 98 percent. The Arkansas is 134 percent of the 30-year average and the South Platte is 128 percent.
