The District Board of Directors will approve a tiered rate plan in the next few months for calendar year 2026.  Customers will be billed a water service fee and higher rates for higher water usage.  There will be a sewer service fee and usage charges based on average winter water use.  The change is being made to promote conservation, bill customers based on their water usage, and use a common billing methodology.

The minimum usage currently billed will be removed in 2026. 

Customers will be billed for actual water usage starting January 1, 2026.

As soon as the rate structure is approved, it will be posted on the District’s website.

Start thinking about conserving water now!

Create an account on www.eyeonwater.com.  Eye on Water allows you to see your water usage, detect leaks, and shows trends for high water usage.

Apply for commercial rebates from Denver Water at https://www.denverwater.org/business/rebates-and-conservation-tips/commercial-rebates

WaterSense-labeled toilets: average of 1.1 gallons per flush or less (up to a $100 rebate)
WaterSense®-labeled high-efficiency urinal rebate (up to $100 each)
WaterSense®-labeled flushometer bowl and valve combination rebate (up to $125 per set)
Coin/card-operated laundry equipment rebate (up to $150 each)
Commercial warewashing equipment rebate (up to $300 each)
WaterSense®-labeled smart irrigation controllers (25 percent of material cost)
Commercial irrigation high-efficiency or rotary nozzles (up to $3 per nozzle)
If your rebate is MORE than $2,500 it must be PREAPPROVED

Apply for residential rebates from Denver Water at https://www.denverwater.org/residential/rebates-and-conservation-tips/residential-rebates

Earn up to a $100 rebate for buying a WaterSense toilet that uses an average of 1.1 gallons per flush or less
Rotary/high-efficiency sprinkler nozzles: up to $3 rebate per sprinkler head
WaterSense-labeled smart irrigation controller (up to a $75 rebate)
Instructions on how to apply for the rebates are on the Denver Water Website.