Greeley has a long history of investing in its water future. The foresight and diligence of past city leaders and water pioneers ensured Greeley continuously seeks opportunities to plan for, and secure, Greeley's water needs. Terry Ranch is the next frontier.
Greeley Mayor John Gates discusses the Greeley City Council's unanimous vote on Terry Ranch aquifer project on KFKA.
Director of Greeley Water and Sewer Sean Chambers talks about the next steps in planning the Terry Ranch aquifer project on KFKA
Adam Jokerst, deputy director of Water Resources, and Sean Chambers, director of Greeley Water and Sewer, dive into and lay out the exact plans for the Terry Ranch aquifer, why they’re going through with the plan and how this will benefit Greeley in the near future.
Director of Greeley Water and Sewer Sean Chambers talks through the project, addressees concerns from community members and why exactly this project will be good for the future of Greeley residents.
The Terry Ranch Project could soon become a vital addition to the city's existing water portfolio. Below, find a list of community supporters of this important water project. Their comments are theirs, and theirs alone. They have agreed to allow their support to be displayed on this page.
1001 11th Avenue, 2nd Floor
Greeley, CO 80631
Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm
Adam Jokerst, Deputy Director of Water and Sewer
970-350–9209
Adam.Jokerst@greeleygov.com