Water Blog

Today’s irrigation systems include sophisticated controllers that allow you to easily adjust watering schedules to fit different needs.  Here are some tips. 

With reports of increased sewer system blockages across the country, Greeley officials want to remind residents to be careful about what they flush.

We are a community that loves are trees, but we often don't think about the benefits that trees bring to our families, community and environment. 

In 2020, the City of Greeley was chosen for two opportunities that will strengthen and enhance water efficiency efforts. 

A drive-thru payment option is now available at City Hall. The service is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday at the south side of City Hall.  

COVID-19 has resulted in a shortage of toilet paper and other paper products. In response, many have identified and plan to use replacement products such as facial tissues, wipes, paper towels, napkins, cloth, newspaper, and woven towels. If you have to use one of these alternatives to toilet paper, please don’t flush it down the toilet.

Learn the history of Greeley's 1889 Waterworks. 

One of our plant operators, Cayetano Perez, shared the following poem his wife, Gina, wrote that celebrates the hard work Greeley’s dedicated and certified professionals work to treat and deliver safe and sustainable drinking water.

The Spring Garden In a Box Sale is sold out. Check back in July for new gardens to plant in the fall.

When liquid mercury is spilled, it can emit very toxic vapors. When mercury enters waterways, it can contaminate fish tissue and other animals, relying on those fish for survival. 

You just cleaned up your medicine cabinet, and now you're left with a new problem. What to do with the unused or expired medication?  

Participate in the Life After Lawn program and City will pay eligible water customers to replace their thirsty bluegrass turf with a more sustainable Colorado Xeriscape landscape. Your first step is attending an informational class on February 19. 

WaterSmart is a free online customized portal offered by the City of Greeley that allows you to answer questions about your household water use.   

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?

The shower is a place where we can wake up, wind down, or clean up after a long day. But did you know it’s also a place where people are wasting water, energy, and money?

Garden In A Box kits are on sale in  July. Learn more about the gardens and purchase one or more for your yard. 

To raise awareness of the benefits of efficient watering practices, the Irrigation Association has named July Smart Irrigation Month. Make time this summer to be sure you’re getting the most out of your irrigation system while keeping utility bills low and helping to protect the environment.

Tips for watering your lawn with an irrigation system. 

During Drinking Water Week, the city of Greeley Water Department joins the American Water Works Association and water professionals across North America in encouraging water consumers to get to know their local H2O.

Learn more about snowpack and what it means for Greeley's water. Here is an update for the 2019 water year.