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Denver Water Board
Drinking water quality, contact, and Consumer Confidence Report
Serving 41 cities in CO · PWSID CO0116001
Denver Water Board serves 1,287,000 people. 2 contaminants currently exceed health-based guidelines — full breakdown below.
- People served
- 1,287,000
- Last EPA sample
- 2025-10-07
- PFAS
- Not detected
- Health-based violations since 2020
- 0
Data sources: EPA SDWIS, Denver Water Board's published Consumer Confidence Report, and compliance monitoring reported to EPA by Colorado CDPHE.
This page summarizes publicly available EPA and CCR records. For health decisions about your water, consult your utility or a licensed professional.
Official Denver Water Board Resources
Help Paying Your Denver Water Board Water Bill
- Ask Denver Water Board about payment plans and assistance.
- Call 211 to reach local help with utility bills.Verified from 211.org
- Find your local Community Action Agency.Verified from communityactionpartnership.com
- The federal water-bill program (LIHWAP) ended in March 2024.Verified from acf.govVerified from csd.ca.gov
Water outage or no water?
Boil water advisories are issued by water systems and state agencies, and they change from day to day. Boil water advisories in Colorado
Denver Water Board Service Area
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This map shows the approximate service area for Denver Water Board. Actual coverage may vary. Contact the utility directly to confirm service availability at your address.
Denver Water Board Water Quality Grade
Not graded: Monitor
Denver Water Board reads Monitor. A letter grade is given only beside a Safe verdict.
Is Denver Water Board Water Safe to Drink?
Denver Water Board has reported 2 contaminants above EPA health-based guidelines (MCLGs) in at least one city served. We recommend reviewing individual city reports below for specific water quality details.
This utility serves 1,287,000 people across 41 cities in CO. Water quality can vary by location within the service area. Check individual city pages below for detailed contaminant data specific to your area.
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Boil water advisories are issued by water systems and state agencies, and they change from day to day. Boil water advisories in Colorado
Fluoride in Denver Water Board Water
Denver Water Board
PWSID CO0116001
Denver Water Board reported 0.61 mg/L, below the 0.7 mg/L U.S. Public Health Service recommendation.
Denver Water Board Service Area
Acres Green, CO
Applewood, CO
Arvada, CO
Aurora, CO
Berkley, CO
Bow Mar, CO
Centennial, CO
Cherry Creek, CO
Cherry Hills Village, CO
Columbine, CO
Columbine Valley, CO
Commerce City, CO
Dakota Ridge, CO
Denver, CO
Dove Valley, CO
Edgewater, CO
Englewood, CO
Fairmount, CO
Four Square Mile, CO
Glendale, CO
Greenwood Village, CO
Highlands Ranch, CO
Holly Hills, CO
Inverness, CO
Ken Caryl, CO
Lakeside, CO
Lakewood, CO
Littleton, CO
Lone Tree, CO
Meridian, CO
Morrison, CO
Mountain View, CO
North Washington, CO
Roxborough Park, CO
Sheridan, CO
Sherrelwood, CO
Thornton, CO
Twin Lakes, CO
Welby, CO
Westminster, CO
Wheat Ridge, CO
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Denver Water Board Contact & Information
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Denver Water Board Consumer Confidence Report
A Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) is the EPA-mandated annual water-quality report every community water system must publish by July 1 each year (Safe Drinking Water Act §1414(c)(4)). It summarizes contaminants tested, MCL and MCLG comparisons, and any system violations from the prior calendar year.
A current CCR for Denver Water Board has not been published or validated on TapWaterData yet.
Residents: contact the utility directly using the phone number above, or check the EPA’s national CCR portal. Reports are typically distributed by mail or posted on the utility’s official website.
Denver Water Board Annual Water Quality Reports
We don’t have a link we can confirm belongs to this system, and we’d rather show none than the wrong utility’s. Colorado CDPHE publishes drinking-water reports for systems in this state.
Visit Colorado CDPHEWhat is a CCR? The Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) is an annual water quality report that water utilities are required by the EPA to provide to customers. It contains information about your water source, detected contaminants, and compliance status.
EPA Health-Based Violations Since 2020
Denver Water Board has no health-based EPA violation since 2020 (EPA data as of Q2 2026).
EPA SDWA violation data as of Q2 2026 (downloaded 2026-07-09).
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How we built this page
Water-quality and contact data on this page comes from public federal and state records. We update each utility's record whenever its underlying source publishes new data — typically within days of an EPA SDWIS refresh.
- Contaminants & violations: EPA Safe Drinking Water Information System (SDWIS) plus the Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring Rule (UCMR-5) for PFAS and emerging contaminants.
- Annual reports: Denver Water Board's most recent published Consumer Confidence Report (CCR), where available.
- Service area & contact: EPA SDWIS. The compliance records it holds for this system are reported to EPA by Colorado CDPHE, the state's drinking-water primacy agency.
Spotted a data issue? Use the Spotted something off? link at the bottom of the page — corrections feed back into the next data refresh. Learn more about TapWaterData.
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