5/25/2021 - Effective 5/18/2021 Drought conditions for Jeffco and Indian Hills have been upgraded and this area is no longer experiencing drought conditions.  The IHWD Drought/Conservation guidelines are removed at this time while the District will continue to monitor drought conditions in Indian Hills, Jefferson County, and Colorado.   IHWD encourages a Culture of Conservation of our water resources, but for the time-being, customers can water flowers and small gardens on their property.  

Garden Info link:  https://indianhillswater.com/garden-%2F-planting-info

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5/17/22021

HYDRANT FLUSHING NOTICE

Operations will be performing hydrant flushing and flow testing in Zone 3 today, Monday 5/17/21 beginning at 1:00 pm.   We are hoping to be done with Zone 3 hydrants by Tuesday, but Wednesday at the latest.

The District must flush out the main water lines once a year to remove any sediment.  This keeps our water clean and safe. Flushing may cause cloudy or slightly discolored water along with increased air bubbles while it is being performed.  If your water is cloudy, running the water at your largest faucet will clear it. Although the water is very safe to use, the District suggests that laundry should not be done until the water is clear as it might result in discoloration. 

You may not have noticed discolored water during flushing in past years. We have reviewed and updated our flushing plan and the chance you will notice discoloration this year is increased.  

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4/28/2021   80454 Garden and Planting Information on the Customer tab.  Learn about native plants, xeriscape, and rain barrel use for our planting zone. 

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12/1/2020  Phase I Water Restrictions are in effect. We appreciate everyone's efforts to conserve while Colorado drought conditions continue. 

4/17/2020  Plans for a Community Garden are postponed - we hope to re-visit this early in 2020.  

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5/1/2019

Through Source Water Protection Grant Funding  Indian Hills Water District  continues to offer

Free Nitrate Well Testing

Please contact the Water District office for a sample bottle or bring an unfiltered well water sample in a clean plastic or glass container to the office.