The City of Greeley is proud to have a long history of water stewardship here in northern Colorado. Since 1907, we’ve provided safe, high-quality water supplies for our residents while ensuring a reliable supply for the future. One of the many ways we’re safeguarding your water supply is through water conservation. In fact, Greeley offers one of the most robust water conservation programs in Colorado.With just over 13 inches of rainfall per year, Greeley is considered a semi-arid climate. This means local water supplies are scarce and must be used very wisely. To help customers save water indoors as well as outdoors, Greeley provides a wide range of water conservation programs and services that benefit a variety of water users.
The Sheep Draw Trail between 71st and 77th avenues will close for one month starting Nov. 18 to continue the installation of a new sanitary sewer line in the area.
The Bellvue Water Treatment Plant is back online after a planned maintenance shut down. The completion of these improvements increases operational efficiency, delivery capacity, and reduces operational costs.
October is Energy Action Month and the perfect time to save energy, water, and money. Did you know that conserving water can reduce energy costs?
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