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1. Is the District using renewable energy resources?

The District is exploring the benefits of capturing renewable energy resources in order to meet future energy demands, while keeping costs down. More...

2. When is the outdoor irrigation season?

The District’s irrigation season begins on April 15 and ends on October 15th. For specific information regarding the hours and days that you are permitted to irrigate your landscaping please refer to the following schedule. Mandatory Watering Schedule.

3. Where can I find information regarding backflow devices and inspections?

The Backflow Prevention and Cross-Connection Control Program works to prevent the pollution or contamination of the District's potable water supply. More...

4. Does the District offer rebates for purchasing water efficient appliances?

South Adams County Water and Sanitation District (District) does not have a rebate program for purchasing high efficiency water appliances at this time. The District encourages the use of high efficiency products and water conservation practices to reduce the amount of water use, resulting in direct savings to our customers by lower consumption costs.

The District is committed to providing safe and efficient services at the lowest possible cost to its customers, which is reflected in water rates that are among the lowest in the Region.

Staff will continue to pursue grants that may become available in the future that would offset the cost of providing a rebate program.

Thank you for choosing to conserve and protect Colorado’s water for future generations.

Additional information is available on this site at the following link: More...

5. What causes water hardness?

The District’s primary water source comes from shallow alluvial wells that have been exposed to underground mineral deposits. The hardness of the water comes from naturally occurring minerals, primarily dissolved calcium and magnesium. The dissolved minerals result in your drinking water averaging 21 grains / gallon (359mg/L) hardness. More...