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Domestic Water Provider in the Grand Valley of Mesa County, Colorado It is very rare that we have to enforce our social media policy.

Ute Water Conservancy District was established in 1956 by a decree of the Mesa County Court system. The purpose of the District’s inception was to supply domestic water service to the rural areas of the Grand Valley under the “Water Conservancy Act” of Colorado. Ute Water is governed by a 14 member, judge appointed, Board of Directors and employs around 70 employees. The service boundaries encompa

ss approximately 260 square miles within Mesa County, covering the area between Cameo, Colorado and the Colorado/Utah State-line. The service area includes the areas in and around the City of Grand Junction, Town of Fruita, Town of Palisade and the unincorporated Towns of Clifton, Loma and Mack. The District treats and supplies domestic water through nearly 1,500 miles of distribution lines to over 80,000 consumers, making it the largest domestic water provider between Denver, Colorado and Salt Lake City, Utah. Ute Water Conservancy District’s Social Media Policy:

Thank you for your interest in our community involvement and the services of Ute Water Conservancy District. However, in order to encourage and maintain a healthy and safe community dialogue; the following policy has been adopted for all of Ute Water’s social media sites. We appreciate your desire to participate in two-way communication with us. A healthy dialogue is a good thing! Comments that relate to the topic at hand, whether you agree or disagree, are encouraged and appreciated. If your comments are appropriate and relevant, they will remain on our page. If you post a comment that appears to be based on misinformation or incomplete information, we will respond as quickly as possible to answer questions you may have and/or provide you with more data, details or specifics. For security reasons we will not discuss personal information about your account on any of our social media sites. Personal account information will only be discussed in private e-mails or phone conversations. Please contact our office for questions about your account. Ute Water does not sponsor or endorse any post made by a third party users. Respectful disagreement is fine, but abuse is not! You are more than welcome to air your praise, concerns, questions or even disagreements. All we ask is that you keep your posts respectful and civil. We will not tolerate language that is abusive toward Ute Water Conservancy District, its employees, or toward anyone who comments on our page. If your posts are offensive, denigrating, insulting or unrelated to the topic, they will be deleted. Posts that will be deleted include:
• Language or innuendo that is profane in nature;
• Content that is sexual in nature or links to sexual content;
• Content that is rude including personal attacks on anyone’s character or appearance;
• Content that in any manner promotes discrimination on the basis of race, creed, color, age, religion, gender, marital status, physical or mental disability, sexual identification or orientation, or national origin;
• Solicitations of any type;
• Spam;
• Content that could be considered illegal or that promotes illegality;
• Content that could compromise safety;
• Content that violates the legal rights or interests of any person. Ute Water Conservancy District’s social media sites are updated and monitored by External Affairs Manger, Andrea Lopez.

29/05/2026

WATER OUTAGE: Crews are responding to a leak near Highway 50 and 27 3/4 Road.

More information and updates can be found at utewater.org/outages

20/05/2026

Historic drought conditions require proactive action to protect our water supply now and preserve flexibility for the future.

Drought rates will apply to July bills for June water usage. These rates are designed to encourage conservation during critically dry conditions and help reduce pressure on limited water resources.

Learn more about drought rates and estimate your bill using the rate calculator at utewater.org/rates.

09/05/2026

WATER OUTAGE: Crews are responding to a leak on a 12-inch line on Patterson Road between 24 1/2 Road and 25 Road.

More information and updates can be found at utewater.org/outages

05/05/2026

For 70 years, our calling has always been fresh water. Our dedicated employees wake up every day to serve the Grand Valley community. That's our .

An opportunity to join our water treatment team is available. Visit our website for more details. https://www.utewater.org/careers.

01/05/2026

WATER OUTAGE: Crews are responding to a leak on Highway 340 and South Broadway in the Redlands area.

Visit utewater.org/outages for more details.

28/04/2026

We’re all adjusting this season. Keep sprinklers at 1–2 days per week, 2 cycles of 6 minutes in May. Lawns may be less green, but neutrals are in this year.

24/04/2026

For 70 years, our calling has always been fresh water. Our dedicated employees wake up every day to serve the Grand Valley community. That's our .

An opportunity to join our transmission and distribution team is available. Visit our website for more details. https://www.utewater.org/careers.

16/04/2026

You rely on us to treat and deliver water. We rely on you to help us conserve and protect our water. This drought needs Ute. Water is a shared, limited resource. Reduce outdoor water usage today.

14/04/2026

Customers can access the complete Water Quality Report on our website at www.utewater.org. You can find the annual report in the “Our Water” section. The direct URL to our Water Quality Report is as follows: bit.ly/2026wqr

Please contact our office at (970) 242-7491 if you would like a hard copy of our Water Quality Report.

08/04/2026

It’s April. Water lawns like it.

Early overwatering puts unnecessary pressure on our limited supply. Swap thirsty lawns for smarter landscapes. Discounted Garden In A Box kits are still available for Ute Water customers. Kits include low-water native plants that can have a high impact on reducing outdoor watering. This drought needs Ute.

Garden in a Box Kits ➡ resourcecentral.org/gardens/shop/
More Drought Information ➡ www.utewater.org/droughtresponse

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