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Garantizar que el sistema de Denver Water pueda afrontar los desafíos de un futuro con un clima cada vez más cálido. bit.ly/4iWCfYd
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Ensuring Denver Water’s system can meet the challenges of a warming future. bit.ly/47H1UOv
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TAP headlines this week: New water and drought rates approved for 2027; plus, putting rates to work and a water supply update. bit.ly/4iWf5kM
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Denver Water recommends a 'yes' vote on Proposition 137, which would help water providers and communities across the state by funding work to reduce the chances that small wildfires grow into catastrophic ones that threaten drinking water supplies. bit.ly/4pkBryb
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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
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The Denver Board of Water Commissioners supports Proposition 137, which would help water providers and communities across the state by funding work that reduces the chances that small wildfires grow into catastrophic ones. bit.ly/4pkBryb
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Denver Water declared an Oct. 1 sprinkler shutdown and customers responded in a big way, dropping water use by 31% vs. the five-year average through Oct. 25, saving an additional 1.5 billion gallons, or 4,600-acre-feet. bit.ly/4z89SMs
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To maintain and protect the state’s largest water system, Denver’s Board of Water Commissioners voted unanimously on Oct. 28 to approve 2027 water rates, drought rates and the monthly fixed service charge. The changes take effect Jan. 1, 2027. bit.ly/47H1UOv
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Denver Water and Colorado suffered a devastating 12 months of drought, heat and curtailed water supplies. bit.ly/4ikHrUf
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Denver Water customers saved 1.5 billion gallons in October; plus, drought in five numbers and a water supply update in TAP headlines this week. bit.ly/4zXIMaY
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Don't take shortcuts when boiling water, and other tips to keep tap water safe from potential water quality issues inside your home. bit.ly/41fLsCc
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Denver Water’s 4,000-square-mile collection area supports 1.5 million people across the metro area. Learn where your water comes from! bit.ly/4aqtUIk
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Denver Water CEO/Manager Alan Salazar gets a firsthand look at water quality monitoring. bit.ly/4yDOFcm
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Denver Water takes another big step toward net zero, adding arrays at more facilities. bit.ly/4zF8sZD
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Let it shine: Adding solar arrays to reduce carbon footprint; plus, a water supply update and more TAP headlines this week. bit.ly/4yBMar5
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Attention customers: Have you signed up for paperless billing yet? bit.ly/3AIY6if
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Our dry climate means being smart about water use in our homes. These tips can help. bit.ly/4bepaUz
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Proposition 137 would direct tax revenue from sporting goods sales toward conservation, watershed protection and forest management efforts, including projects aimed at reducing the risk of catastrophic wildfires that threaten drinking water supplies. bit.ly/4pkBryb
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Denver Water’s reservoirs are expected to be at 55-60% of capacity by April 1, 2027, before spring runoff starts and reservoirs start to rise. For perspective, reservoirs bottomed out at 50% of capacity on March 17, 2003, the state’s last big drought year. bit.ly/4hTdXNe
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Record-breaking hot, dry weather takes toll on reservoirs; plus, Denver Water endorses Prop 137, and a water supply update in this week's TAP headlines. bit.ly/4zmwA32
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