Phase II Conservation still in effect. Please continue to use water conservatively.

Indian Hills Water District
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    • Customer Portal
    • Garden / Conservation
    • 2021 Rate Information.
    • Leak Information
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IHWD News & INFORMATION

4/19/2023   

Zone 3 customers may experience short periods of interrupted service between 4:00 and 5:30 pm today, Wednesday 4/19. We are checking the operability of valves and curb boxes.

We will be performing the same work all day on Friday 4/21 and again next week 4/24 - 4/28. If you experience low water pressure or no water, it should be for only a brief period and we ask you to use water conservatively.

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4/18/2023

Zone 1 customers may experience short periods of interrupted service today. We are checking the operability of valves and curb boxes. This will occur between 11:00 am and 2:00 pm.

If you have received this email you are in Zone 1.

We appreciate your patience while we perform this important work.

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2023-4-17   

Private Well Training for Homeowners   4/26/2023 https://www.events.rcac.org/assnfe/ev.asp?ID=3709


Septic System Maintenance & Operations for Homeowners  4/26/2023

https://www.events.rcac.org/assnfe/ev.asp?ID=3711

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March 2023 - PFAS  Please go to our Water Quality page for information on PFAS https://indianhillswater.com/water-quality

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3/1/2023 IHWD was ready to convert to new utility billing software system when the new company was sold in the middle of the process. It was no longer a good fit for the District and we decided not to make the change.  We will keep an eye out for any system that lowers our costs and improves the customer experience. 

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12/19/2022    PHASE II CONSERVATION: 

Effective 12/20/2022 we are transitioning from Phase I to Phase II Conservation. 

We are asking customers to conserve water as much as possible.  Water hauling will begin Tuesday 12/20 to serve customer’s needs. Phase II includes: 

Phase II Drought/Conservation Surcharge Rates in effect 

Please do not use water outside and no filling of pools and/or hot tubs

Phase II Water Use Rates can be found in Customer Documents: 

https://indianhillswater.com/customer-documents

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12/19/2022   - 2 LEAKS: 

We have one leak in Zone 1near South Turkey Creek. We are isolating the location to make the repair.  We are seeing a 2nd leak in Zone 3 which is the upper part of the valley. If you see any signs of water in your home, please turn off the water at your meter right away and contact us. If you see signs of water in before the meter or in your yard, please call us immediately and we will shut off the water at the curb box. 

Leak repairs can be made when temperatures are above freezing. 

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2022-10-28  From  Colorado Water Loss Initiative

7 Colorado WATER FACTS:

  • The Colorado River systems supplies nearly 40 million people across the West with drinking water and irrigates around 5 million acres of farmland.
  • 80% of Colorado’s water falls and flows west of the Continental Divide, while 80% of the population and the majority of irrigated acres are found east of the Divide.
  • On average in Northern Colorado, each person uses 160 gallons of water daily (inside and outside the house).
  • It is estimated that the Colorado population will soar 12%, with a projected 6.5 million people calling Colorado home by 2030.

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The Call Before You Dig law requires that you call 811 or go online to colorado811.org to request utility locates before starting any project that includes digging. The utility companies, including IHWD, will mark buried utility lines within a couple of  days.  

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8/9/2021  Please sign up for Operations Status, Notification, and Information Blog: 

https://indianhillswater.com/operations

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 7/16/2021 The Indian Hills Water District is currently composing a strategic plan to address all water quality comments and/or concerns. We are asking for input if you are experiencing any problems, such as taste, odor, low pressure, etc., in order for us to most efficiently and effectively prioritize addressing and resolving any and all issues. 

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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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7/28/2020 - Here is a link to information on Rain Barrel use in Colorado:


 https://conservationco.org/2016/07/29/blog-rain-barrels-everything-you-need-to-know/ 

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P.O. Box 710 

4491 Parmalee Gulch Rd.,

 Indian Hills, CO 80454


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