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Denver Water: E-Tap Water Tips & News
      MARCH 2010

Shhh … your lawn is still sleeping

The days may be getting warmer, but through the month of March your lawn is still dormant. And there’s more moisture in the ground than you might think. So instead of setting up your automatic sprinkler system this month, just water trees and shrubs manually as needed. Get more tips for watering your trees.

E-Tap: March 2010 Fix a Leak Week

Fix a Leak Week

March 15–21 is Fix a Leak Week, sponsored by the EPA’s WaterSense program. Walk around your house and listen for drips — that dripping faucet could be costing you on your water bill. Check your toilet for leaks by dropping some food coloring into the toilet tank and waiting 15 minutes. If color appears in the bowl, you have a leaky toilet. Learn more on how to find and fix leaks.

See your water rates at work

From underwater divers upgrading a 105-year-old dam to preventing main breaks, your water rates fund various projects that allow Denver Water to continue serving high-quality water to 1.3 million people in the city of Denver and many surrounding suburbs. Learn more about specific projects that put your water rates to work.

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Spring into easier and greener bill paying

Paying your water bill can be quick, easy and eco-friendly. Start saving time and postage. Try Denver Water’s convenient FREE bill pay options.

Save water and money with outdoor rebates

March is the perfect time to consider adding water-efficient devices to your irrigation system. Denver Water offers rebates on rain sensors, rotary nozzles and weather-based smart controllers.

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Recreation News

Cheesman Reservoir will be closed to visitors in 2010, as Denver Water makes essential upgrades to the dam, which was built in 1905. Visit Denver Water’s recreation page for information on other reservoirs.

The Guide to the High Line Canal Trail is a full-color, pocket-size companion for hikers, walkers and cyclists. It offers both historical and geographical looks at the High Line Canal — metro Denver’s urban treasure — complete with mile-by-mile mapped descriptions of the canal’s tranquil scenery, fascinating wildlife and abundant flora. Only $3. Call 303-628-6307 to order your copy.

Job Board

Are you looking for a job this summer that allows you to be outside? Would you love the chance to ride your bike or drive around communities talking to the public? Is the idea of working for one of the largest, most conservation-minded utilities west of the Mississippi appealing to you?

Learn about more jobs at Denver Water.