Due to a number of construction projects, Denver Water is planning to shut down the entire north side of its collections, distribution and treatment works, putting all its faith into its southern system to supply 1.5 million customers in the city with service.
“Shifting all that water here and there, it’s a lot to keep straight, a lot to think about, a lot to juggle,” Nathan Elder, manager of water supply for Denver Water, told Denver Post. “And it all comes on top of watching the weather to see what it might — or might not — bring us as far
News Briefs: Denver Water Plans to Shut Down North Side of System Amidst Projects
Also in this week's sewer and water news, South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster announces a $500 million rural water/wastewater infrastructure proposal
Nov 03, 2021
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