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Exposed banks of Green Mountain Reservoir as the Blue River flows through a low water level due to extreme drought.
DENVER WATER7h ago

Denver Water’s 1.5 million customers are falling way short of drought-cutting goals

Denver Water set a goal to cut water usage by 20% this year to combat the impacts of a historic drought. Despite these targets, 1.5 million customers have only achieved a 2% reduction compared to the five-year average. W

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