Service lines for approximately 500 homes in Pueblo will be examined by Pueblo Water as part of its ongoing “Get the Lead Out” program.

With climate change and a growing population, every utility needs to model the future and ensure it is providing a reliable supply to its customers. The program also is used to aid in decisions related to our leases and reservoir expansions.

Pueblo Water is once again the proud sponsor of Fitness on the Riverwalk. The annual event begins on Monday, June 15, and runs through Aug. 21, 2020. All classes will be held under the Lake Elizabeth Pavilion, located at the corner of Victoria & Greenwood.

Pueblo Water is here to help our customers continue to receive safe, high quality water during these challenging times brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. Through our Pandemic Assistance Program, we may be able to help ease financial burdens felt by our customers.

Pueblo Water understands the hardships that our residents and those in our business community are facing because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Our entire Pueblo Water Team continues to provide customers with the highest quality water during these turbulent times.

Pueblo Water and the American Water Works Association (AWWA) will observe Drinking Water Week by recognizing the vital role tap water plays in daily life, the infrastructure that is required to carry it to and from homes and businesses, and the important work of water professionals “behind the scenes.”

Homes, businesses or other buildings that have not been occupied for some time (weeks or months) can refresh and maintain water quality in the premises’ plumbing by following a few simple steps.

At its board meeting on Tuesday, March 17, 2020, the Pueblo Water Board of Directors unanimously approved a resolution supporting Ballot Question 2A.
Ballot Question 2A will be part of a special election held on May 5, 2020. [...]

Pueblo Water announced its citywide main replacement program area for 2020. Pueblo Water will replace approximately 14,500 lineal feet of 8-inch cast iron water pipe with PVC and replace valves and fire hydrants as well. Total budget cost of the project is $2.42 million. “As part of our ongoing effort to provide the highest quality […]

From left: Chris Woodka, Mike Cafasso and Sam Krage are sworn in by Pueblo City Clerk Brenda Armijo. Pueblo Water welcomes board members in 2020 Three members of the community took their oath for Pueblo Water’s Board of Directors on Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2020. St. Mary-Corwin Hospital CEO Mike Cafasso was re-elected to a six-year […]

The wastewater or sewer charge on your Pueblo Water bill is based upon water consumed between the December and February (non-irrigation months) water meter readings. It consists of a monthly minimum and a volume charge which is the average usage during the adjustment period. Wastewater Adjustment: If you would like to water during the wastewater […]

Pueblo Mayor Nick Gradisar was honored this week for his 15 years of service on the Pueblo Water Board of Directors with a ceremony and the presentation of a bronze bust of his likeness that will be hung at the water works administration building.

Fall & Winter Tips Winter weather in Pueblo is oftentimes fairly mild, but occasionally Mother Nature reminds us that this is Colorado and temperatures can be on the frigid side. To be prepared, Pueblo Water recommends the following: Insulate Pipes Don’t wait until pipes freeze. Frozen pipes can burst and result in more than a temporary […]

Thanks to long-term planning by the Pueblo Board of Water Works and effective conservation by you, our customers, Pueblo water users continue to enjoy a reliable water supply at rates about 25% below the average for front-range cities. Still, it makes no sense to waste water - our most precious resource. The Board of Water Works encourages […]

On October 9, 2018 City Council approved the following fee structure for all properties within the City limits. Beginning Oct. 1, 2019, there will be a change on your monthly water bill issued by the Board of Water Works for the Street Repair Utility Fee

The Sanitary Sewer Use Charge for 2020 will be calculated using the average of water consumed during the two non-irrigating months that begin with your December 2019 water meter reading and end with your February 2020 meter reading.