Heads Up: Water Source Update! Consistent with CPNMD’s bi-annual water-source rotation — courtesy of our newly renovated water-treatment plant and our ten freshly rehabbed deep-water wells — your water will continue originating from the Denver Basin Aquifer System until October 1st. Our deep-well water is substantially softer than our renewable-surface water stored in Chatfield Reservoir, which Centennial Water & Sanitation District (Highlands Ranch) treats from October through April. We will remind you of our bi-annual water-source rotation again as we prepare to transition back to CPNMD’s renewable water sources in Chatfield Reservoir in the fall.

If you experience low or fluctuating water pressure ― especially after activating your irrigation system in the spring ― you or your plumber will need to check the pressure release valve (PRV) adjacent to your water meter. Given the CPNMD’s bi-annual water-source rotation, our water & wastewater systems operations manager, Nathan Travis, urges homeowners to check their PRV annually and plan to replace it roughly every ten years.

(PLEASE NOTE: from October 1st through April 30th of each year, we utilize our renewable water stored in Chatfield Reservoir that travels through the Centennial Water & Sanitation District’s water-treatment system, through our existing interconnect pipeline, and into our water distribution system. From May 1st through September 30th of each year, we utilize our deep-water wells in the Denver Basin Aquifer System.)

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