Water Resources Services
There are a variety of services offered by Water Resources. These range from ways for residents and businesses in CCOB to manage water systems regardless of the drought conditions to managing water supplies and reuse to water conservation efforts.
Water Supply and Reuse
Broomfield has two primary sources of water: treated water purchased from Denver Water, and raw water supplied to Broomfield’s Water Treatment Plant by the Colorado-Big Thompson (C-BT) Project and Windy Gap Project under the management of Northern Water. Learn more about Broomfield's water supply and reuse program.
Drought Planning
The City and County of Broomfield’s water supply comes from the upper Colorado River just west of Rocky Mountain National Park and water sources along the Front Range. This means drought in the Colorado River Basin and local drought in the Front Range can affect how much water is available to Broomfield. Learn more about the current drought status in Broomfield.
Water Conservation/Efficiency
In an effort to conserve existing water resources and maximize Broomfield’s future water supply, the Water Resources Division is committed to developing and maintaining a robust water efficiency program. If you are interested in contributing to furthering Broomfield’s water efficiency goals, learn more about water efficiency.