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| Public Works & Natural Resources will begin our annual flushing of the water lines April 20th. We flush the lines to keep water quality at its highest level and to ensure that fire hydrants are operational. The benefits realized in water quality and fire protection far outweigh the comparatively small amount of water released during the flushing program. Citizens may notice low water pressure, discolored water or no water for short periods of time when flushing is taking place in their neighborhood. We recommend citizens limit water use, and particularly avoid using hot water when flushing is occurring in their immediate area. |
Utility Operations303-651-8468 |
Map of flushing area (1588 KB pdf)
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April 20, 2009 through April 24, 2009:
Flushing Crew A: Begins at Hwy 66 South to 17th Ave, Airport Rd. East to Main St..
Flushing Crew B: Begins at Hwy 66 South to 17th Ave, Main St. East to County Line Rd 1.
Flushing Crew C: Begins at 1st Ave South to Pike Rd.; Sunset St. East to Martin St.
April 27, 2009 through May 1, 2009:
Flushing Crew A: Begins at 17th Ave South to 9th Ave, Airport Rd. East to Main St.
Flushing Crew B: Begins at 17th Ave South to 9th Ave, Main St. East to County Line Rd. 1.
Flushing Crew C: Begins at 1st Ave South to Plateau Rd. from S. Fordham St. to S. Sunset St., and from Pike Rd. South to Plateau Rd. from S. Sunset St. East to Martin St.
May 4, 2009 through May 8, 2009:
Flushing Crew A: Begins at 9th Ave South to 1st Ave, Airport Rd. East to Main St.
Flushing Crew B: Begins at 9th Ave South to 1st Ave, Main St. East to 1 mile East of County Line Rd. 1.
Flushing Crew C: Begins at Rogers Rd. South to Plateau Rd., N. 75th St. East to S. Fordham St.
We will make every attempt to stay on this schedule, but it is subject to change based on weather and unforeseen problems.
