Attention customers: Have you signed up for paperless billing yet? bit.ly/3AIY6if

Our dry climate means being smart about water use in our homes. These tips can help. bit.ly/4bepaUz

Proposition 137 would direct tax revenue from sporting goods sales toward conservation, watershed protection and forest management efforts, including projects aimed at reducing the risk of catastrophic wildfires that threaten drinking water supplies. bit.ly/4pkBryb

Denver Water’s reservoirs are expected to be at 55-60% of capacity by April 1, 2027, before spring runoff starts and reservoirs start to rise. For perspective, reservoirs bottomed out at 50% of capacity on March 17, 2003, the state’s last big drought year. bit.ly/4hTdXNe

Record-breaking hot, dry weather takes toll on reservoirs; plus, Denver Water endorses Prop 137, and a water supply update in this week's TAP headlines. bit.ly/4zmwA32

Siga estos consejos para asegurarse de no sufrir una estafa. bit.ly/4dB172K

PSA: Occasionally, scammers target Denver Water customers by posing as utilities or utility workers. Follow these tips to make sure you don't get ripped off! bit.ly/4dXozqG

At the end of your faucet is a small screen known as an aerator and it plays a big part in your home’s water. If cleaned regularly, aerators help save water, improve water service and reduce risk of lead exposure. bit.ly/43qg5UC

Tips for customers enrolled in the Lead Reduction Program. bit.ly/3IiAhxB

Consejos para los clientes que son parte del Programa de reducción de plomo. bit.ly/3ajoTVG

ColoradoScape reflections: Employee shares his five favorite plants, five years after transforming his landscape. bit.ly/4hI7m87

First-time gardener shares ideas, lessons learned for a successful low-water yard. bit.ly/3Vt0HYd

Water supply update this week: Reservoir levels are at 67%, versus an average of 90% full for this time of year. bit.ly/4ra0i7V

5 years later: From weedy bluegrass to water-wise ColoradoScape; plus, a water supply update and more TAP headlines this week. bit.ly/4xYAP3L

Descubre lo que se hace bajo tierra, fuera de la vista, y que es una parte crucial de la misión de Denver Water. bit.ly/4caASAo

See what’s done underground, out of sight — and is a crucial part of Denver Water’s mission. bit.ly/3QUg8mM

Customers in the Lead Reduction Program should filter their water when cooking foods that are mostly water or absorb water, like beans and rice, when preparing infant formula or for drinking. #GetTheLeadOut English: denverwater.org/Lead Español: denverwater.org/Plomo

October is here and lawn watering/spray irrigation are no longer allowed in our service area. Tree watering, on the other hand, is crucial during dry stretches, as Denver’s tree canopy is under severe stress due to drought. Here's what you need to know. bit.ly/4iGVk0V

Reminder: Starting Oct. 1, lawn watering and spray irrigation is prohibited in Denver Water's service area, with fines for violations starting at $500. More info at the link below, including types of watering still permitted. bit.ly/4hRHCaB

While it won't do much to boost water supplies in our reservoirs, rain in the forecast this week means you can shut down sprinkler systems now, a couple days ahead of the Oct. 1 ban on lawn watering/spray irrigation. Violations will result in heavy fines. bit.ly/4hRHCaB