Deercreekwaterdistrict.org Website Review

Deer Creek Boil Order is Rescinded We have received the results of the bacterial contaminate tests back from the lab. All tests show negative results (absent any bacteria), so the boil order is now lifted and you may resume drinking tap water without further concern. Thank you all for your patience! Results will be posted on this site shortly.. DEER CREEK WATER DISTRICT POLICY ON RESPONDING TO OPEN RECORDS REQUESTS. Every request for information must be submitted in writing and be specific. In those cases where the location or existence of specific docu*ents must be researched and the docu*ents must be retrieved, sorted or reviewed for applicability to the request, and such process requires more than one hour of staff time, the Official Custodian may charge a research and retrieval fee not to exceed thirty dollars The Custodian will not impose a charge for the first hour of time expended in connection with the research and retrieval of public Please help us keep water rates low by using the correct address. Using the wrong address will result in correspondence not being Write your Account Number on the Memo Line of your check. If you use an on-line payment service, be sure your account number is on the Special water districts like the Deer Creek Water District are public agencies formed by local residents to provide a service you use every day. Locally controlled and highly efficient, special water districts are very responsive to the people they serve. facilities for residents within the District. There are currently over 1000 Special Districts in Colorado. Special water districts have a legislative body, a Board of Directors, whose members are either elected by the people they serve or appointed to fixed terms. At DCWD, Directors are elected to a four-year term or appointed to a two-year term to fill a vacancy. Special districts hold regularly scheduled public meetings where citizens are encouraged to voice their concerns, ask questions and provide feedback on the services they've received. These meetings enable a district's leadership to stay abreast of community needs,