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Water and Wastewater Operations
18100 E Woodman Drive
303-841-2058
Hours
Monday - Friday
7a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Advanced Water Treatment
The District uses the most advanced water treatment technologies to remove pollutants. The wastewater plants are designed to remove not only conventional pollutants, but also algae promoting nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus. The removal is accomplished by the biological process (activated sludge) and the use of Advanced Water Treatment Filters. Wastewater is treated to permit specifications determined by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPH&E) and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). PWSD tests for over two dozen different pollutants on a routine basis testing and analyzing the community’s water quality.
We’re here to help you get the most for your money and be water-efficient.
Start or stop your water service. Find out how to check for costly leaks. Learn what water consumers can do. Resources are just a click away. Find Out More...
Water Quality Concerns? e-mail or call 303-841-2058.
The District uses the most advanced water treatment technologies to remove pollutants. The wastewater plants are designed to remove not only conventional pollutants, but also algae promoting nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus. The removal is accomplished by the biological process (activated sludge) and the use of Advanced Water Treatment Filters. Wastewater is treated to permit specifications determined by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPH&E) and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). PWSD tests for over two dozen different pollutants on a routine basis testing and analyzing the community’s water quality.
We’re here to help you get the most for your money and be water-efficient.
Start or stop your water service. Find out how to check for costly leaks. Learn what water consumers can do. Resources are just a click away. Find Out More...
Water Quality Concerns? e-mail or call 303-841-2058.
Sewer back up problems?
The majority of all back-ups/overflows are directly related to the disposal of common household goods that are flushed down the toilets. To avoid back-ups into your home, we recommend:
The majority of all back-ups/overflows are directly related to the disposal of common household goods that are flushed down the toilets. To avoid back-ups into your home, we recommend:
- Annual tree root inspection/maintenance
- Avoid flushing feminine hygiene products or large amounts of tissue
- Do not pour kitchen grease down sink
- Keep garbage disposal free of items that can clog your system
To Flush or Not To Flush
Everything that is flushed, run through the garbage disposal or dumped enters the wastewater system. Some pollutants seriously disrupt the water treatment process itself, as well as cause serious damage to homes, business and the environment.
Please do NOT flush these items:
- Baby Wipes
- Brake Fluid
- Clorox Wipes
- Condoms
- Dental Floss
- Disposable Diapers
- Feminine Napkins
- Gasoline
- Household Hazardous Wastes
- Motor Oil
- Non-Biodegradable Items
- Paint or Solvents
- Pesticides (Insecticides, Herbicides, Fungicides)
- Rags
- Sanitary Products
- Swiffer Sweeper Pads
- Tampons
- Toys