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Latest News/Press Releases

Reservoir in the foreground, mountain in the background, misty clouds over the water.
Antero Reservoir will close to recreation in 2026 for drought response
Water from the Park County reservoir will be moved to maximize efficiency during ongoing drought.
To the right of the boat ramp, rocks and beach are prominent. Water is not close to the ramp.
Williams Fork Reservoir closed to motorized boats in 2026
Only small, hand-launched boats will be able to access the reservoir due to low water levels.
Waterton Canyon written on a sign with logos
Waterton Canyon two-week, weekday closure begins April 27
Annual trail maintenance project will lessen dust and enhance recreational experience.
Denver Water workers place blue PVC pipe in front of a book store on Main Street in Littleton.
Denver Water seeks new Citizens Advisory Committee member — suburban customer representative
Suburban customer representative helps advise the utility on a range of issues.
Road closed street sign
Traffic Advisory — East Yale Avenue closure at South Colorado Boulevard starts March 16
East Yale Avenue between South Harrison Street and South Colorado Boulevard, closed for approximately one month.

 

Media Relations

Contact Travis Thompson, Todd Hartman and Jimmy Luthye at mediarelations@denverwater.org.

Media Line: 303-628-6700

Mail:
1600 W. 12th Ave.
Denver CO 80204