In October 2021, the Denver Board of Water Commissioners adopted rate changes to help pay for critical upgrades and projects to keep the water system operating efficiently. Starting January 1, 2022, district customers will see a fixed monthly charge of $17.20 per 3/4-inch meter on their Denver Water bill.
According to the November 30 update from the National Integrated Drought Information System (NIDIS), 0% of the state falls into the exceptional drought category, 14% is in an extreme drought, 52% is in a severe drought, 96% is in a moderate drought, and 100% of Colorado is experiencing abnormally dry conditions. This is an increase from 51 percent in the abnormally dry category just three months ago.
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Holiday cooking can leave gallons of unwanted oil and grease to clean up. Used cooking oil can congeal, resulting in clogs and blockages in homes as well as in the collection system. SPR offers a safe, easy and free way to dispose of oil and grease.
According to the October 26 update from the National Integrated Drought Information System (NIDIS), 2% of Colorado falls into the exceptional drought category, 11% is in an extreme drought, 30% is in a severe drought, 75% is in a moderate drought, and 96% of the state is abnormally dry. The map featured above shows the drought conditions on October 26.
Imagine a Day Without Water is a national education campaign that brings together diverse stakeholders to highlight how water is essential, invaluable, and in need of investment.
