Learn more about Denver Water’s history, organization, conservation measures, and supply plans for the future in this series of short video clips. Denver Water runs an impressive, complex system, with a rich history and a proud workforce.
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Moffat Collection System Project
Find out why Denver Water wants to enlarge Gross Reservoir to meet future water supply challenges. (2011)
Duration : 4:04
Conservation
Conservation is an integral part of Denver Water’s long-range planning; it’s also something in which our customers can actively participate. (2011)
Duration : 6:57
Introduction: about Denver Water
Denver Water is a not-for-profit organization; the utility receives revenues from the sale of water, not from taxes. (2007)
Duration : 2:14
History of Denver Water
The history of Denver Water began more than 150 years ago at the confluence of the South Platte River and Cherry Creek. (2007)
Duration : 3:56
How much water do we use, and how much do we need?
No matter what the snowpack or weather is, even in a wet year, we must remember that we live in a semi-arid climate. (2007)
Duration : 2:38
Planning for the future
Planning for the future is something that Denver Water takes very seriously. Our approach to meet future water needs is multifaceted. (2007)
Duration : 5:07
Where does Denver’s water come from?
Denver Water’s collection system is divided into two main areas: the Moffat collection system and the South Platte system. (2007)
Duration : 2:14
Denver's water cycle
Did you know the water you drank yesterday may have been the same water that a dinosaur drank millions of years ago? (2007)
Duration : 2:33
How is water treated?
In treatment plants, the water is cleaned and disinfected to meet stringent regulatory standards before it is released into the distribution system. (2007)
Duration : 3:01
Closing the loop
Recycling water is another tool to stretch supply. Denver Water is committed to reclaiming wastewater for recycling. (2007)
Duration : 1:57
Use only what you need
There is one thing everyone can do to help ensure there is enough water for the future. We can all practice water efficiency at home and at work. (2007)
Duration : 2:25
Wise water use
There are specific and easy ways you can save water. Water efficiency is good sense, good citizenship, and a good investment in our children’s future. (2007)
Duration : 4:57
