Water conservation plays a critical role in ensuring the long-term sustainability of our community’s resources and protecting the environment for future generations. As stewards of this vital shared resource, it is important that all users act responsibly and remain mindful of how daily water use affects overall supply and infrastructure.

Practicing conservation not only demonstrates consideration for neighbors and the broader community, but also reflects a commitment to sustainable living and responsible decision-making.

While Mid Valley Metropolitan District does not currently impose water use restrictions, it strongly encourages all customers to adopt water-efficient practices and remain aware of their consumption. The district has chosen not to implement restrictions because many of the communities it serves utilize raw water irrigation systems with privately held water rights and/or ditch rights.

The district continues to evaluate its rate structure and conservation programs to ensure they effectively support responsible water use. A fourth billing tier has been implemented to encourage greater efficiency among higher-volume users while helping preserve limited water resources. The district also recognizes that outreach and education play a critical role in conservation efforts. The Executive Director is available to attend community and HOA meetings to discuss water resources, conservation, and district initiatives. To schedule a meeting, please contact the district office at 970-927-4077.

By staying informed, proactive, and conscientious, we can work together to help preserve this essential resource for future generations.