Highlands Ranch Water

#FixALeakWeek: A dripping showerhead = 500+ gallons wasted per year (about 60 dishwasher loads!). Do a quick check: ➡️ Is it dripping when turned off? ➡️ Look for loose connections or buildup around the showerhead

#FixALeakWeek: Toilet leaks are the most common household #leak and because they’re often quiet, they can go unnoticed. Try this quick test: 1. Add 10 drops of food coloring to the tank 2. Wait 20-30 minutes (don't flush!) 3. If color appears in the bowl, you’ve got a leak

Household #leaks can waste nearly 1 trillion gallons of water annually nationwide. During #FixALeakWeek, we'll be sharing a tip a day to help you find and fix leaks in your home, starting with one of the most common culprits tomorrow… 👀

Sprinkler PSA 🚨 Even with possible #recordheat in this week's forecast, PLEASE DO NOT turn on your sprinkler systems just yet. Stick to hand watering trees and shrubs, but for now… keep those #sprinklers off!

The 2026 @GardenInaBox collection is now open for online ordering! These ready-to-plant #garden kits make it simple to add vibrant, Colorado-friendly plants to your yard. Plus, our customers can receive special discounts. Be sure to shop today for pickup in May and June! resourcecentral.org/gardens

Thanks to @RMWEA and @RMSAWWA for featuring Highlands Ranch Water in the latest issue of the Rocky Mountain Water Magazine! On page 21, our Water Efficiency Coordinator shares how our landscape #rebate program is helping our community create beautiful, #lowwater landscapes.

According to the latest update from the U.S. Drought Monitor (USDM), released today, March 5, our service area is now in extreme #drought conditions. For more information about our drought status and conditions, please visit our website: highlandsranchwater.org/drought-resour…

According to the latest update from the U.S. Drought Monitor, released today, Feb. 26, our service area remains in severe #drought. We will continue sharing regular status updates to help keep our community informed and aware of current conditions. highlandsranchwater.org/drought-condit…

⚠️ Drought Watch begins March 1 On Feb. 23, our board declared a #DroughtWatch due to ongoing warm and dry conditions, low #snowpack, and increased water demand. Small steps now can help protect our community’s water supply. highlandsranchwater.org/drought-resour…

Curious how water gets from the source to your tap — and back again? Join us for a guided, behind-the-scenes tour of our #water and #wastewater treatment facilities and see how we keep service flowing day in and day out: highlandsranchwater.org/request-a-tour…

Please note: Our business office will be closed today, Monday, Feb. 16 for #PresidentsDay. If you require emergency water service during this time, please call our service department at 303-791-2185.

In case you need a one-of-a-kind Valentine's Day card today, we made some for you 🥰 Happy #ValentinesDay!

This week, we accepted the first chemical deliveries at our new chemical building as part of our Phase 1B Improvement Project. A big thank you to our dedicated staff and project partners, @GarneyConstruct and @CarolloTweets.

#Snowpack in the South Platte Basin is at 56% as of today, Feb. 12. With warm winter weather, trees and shrubs may need an occasional drink. To support this, residential customers receive an extra 1,000 gallons per billing period for winter watering. Click below for more tips. highlandsranchwater.org/don-t-forget-a…

According to the latest update from the U.S. Drought Monitor, released today, Feb. 12, our service area remains in severe drought. We will continue sharing regular #drought status updates to help keep our community informed and aware of current conditions. highlandsranchwater.org/drought-condit…

During our annual Outstanding Achievement Awards luncheon, we recognized the amazing work happening across our organization. A special congratulations to our award recipients from our Communications team and Customer Service team. #employeeappreciation

📱 Incoming game day texts you don’t want to ignore… On #SuperBowlSunday, give your pipes a win: keep fats, oils, and grease (FOG) out of the drain. Cool it. Can it. Trash it.

#ThrowbackThursday to the early 1980s when we were known as Mission Viejo Water and Sanitation District. Then, in 1984, Centennial Water and Sanitation District became our name for the next 40 years. But where did the name Centennial come from? ➡️ highlandsranchwater.org/what-s-in-a-na…