Turning off your system a little earlier than normal this fall shouldn’t affect your lawn’s health. It will come back strong and green in the spring. Without proper preparation, your sprinkler system might be damaged by freezing temperatures.
The water infrastructure in the district delivers clean drinking water to our residents and then safely returns wastewater to the environment. Reliable water services are essential to the quality of life, environment, and economic vitality of the community.
The district uses best practices to maintain sewer systems and lessen the risk of a blockage. This includes video and physical inspections, the use of root treatment chemicals, and regular cleaning. But it is up to the homeowner to protect their sewer line.
Keep Mowing – Grass doesn’t stop growing until it frosts over. Regular mowing helps the turf stay healthier. The ideal height for growing turf in Colorado is about 2 ½ to 3 inches.
Although the fire department has detailed information on the location of district hydrants, it can be difficult to locate and connect to a hydrant in an emergency if a hydrant is covered by bushes, trees, trash, decorative walls and other forms of landscaping.