Boulder County agrees to proposed Gross Reservoir expansion settlement agreement with Denver Water
Gross Dam Expansion Project construction to begin April, 2022
BREAKING NEWS: Denver Water files lawsuit against Boulder County
On Wednesday, July 14th, Denver Water sued Boulder County in U.S. District Court claiming that Boulder is trying to delay the expansion of Gross Reservoir. Boulder County staff are working to determine whether...
Colorado River in Extreme Drought
Every day, there is more news about the drought (made worse by climate change) affecting the West, and in particular, the Colorado River. The Colorado River Basin is in the midst of an extreme drought...
PRESS RELEASE 4/26/2021
On April 1st, the US District Court granted the government and Denver Water's motions to dismiss our coalition's federal lawsuit for lack of jurisdiction. Note that our lawsuit was dismissed for procedural reasons....
Southwest braces for water cutbacks
Many people are surprised to find out that most of the water that fills Gross Reservoir comes from tributaries of the Colorado River on the western slopes of Colorado. Unrelenting drought and years of rising...
Federal Lawsuit Dismissed, but Project NOT a Done Deal
For details about the recent dismissal of our lawsuit in Federal District Court, please see this article in Colorado Politics. There is also additional information in this Boulder Daily Camera article. The decision...
Federal court dismisses lawsuit
Today, April 1st, the US District Court granted the government and Denver Water's motions to dismiss our coalition's federal lawsuit for lack of jurisdiction. Note that our lawsuit was dismissed for procedural reasons
Update on Denver Water's 1041 application
Due to the HUGE response to Denver Water's 1041 application from the public (over 1,000 comments from individuals) and government agencies, DW requested an extension to February 19th to put together their...
Expanding the playing field for racial equity
Late last year, the seven states that make up the Colorado River basin -- Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Utah, California, Nevada and Arizona -- indicated that they were ready to start negotiating future water...