May 4, 2010 Director Election
On May 4, 2010 an election will be held to fill two (2) Board of Director positions for the Parker Water and Sanitation District. Both openings are for four (4) year terms...... Click here for more information.
Board Meeting Notice
Regular Meeting
Parker Water & Sanitation District
February 11, 2010
The regularly scheduled meeting of the Parker Water & Sanitation District Board of Directors convenes at 7:00 at the North Water Reclamation Facility, 18100 E. Woodman Dr. Parker, CO 80134
January 21, 2010 Board Update Presentation
PWSD Long Term Water Resources Management Plan
PWSD Community Working Group Final Report 7-21-09
Important Annual Water Quality Report
Some customers have noticed an increase in white residue on dishes, plumbing fixtures, and counter tops. This is caused by an increase in naturally occurring minerals in the potable water supply and is not detrimental to the overall safety or quality of the water. This increase is a result of using alluvial wells as the main source of potable water in an attempt to minimize the cost of water to our customers.
If you are finding that you have issues with hard water deposits or staining, PWSD recommends that you try a solution of white vinegar and water to dissolve the deposits. Over the counter products are also available for removing hard water deposits.
Message from Mary Spencer, President
PWSD LOOKS AHEAD TO 2010
As we turn the page on 2009, Parker Water and Sanitation District anticipates 2010 will be a productive year, and looks forward to working collaboratively with community members on numerous projects .
Foremost will be continuing to encourage conservation measures to reduce the demands on the 
aquifers from which our water supply is drawn. This means moving on to Phase Two of the formal rate study undertaken in 2009, which will look at the current three-tier rate structure used by Parker Water.
As we did with the formal rate study last year, Parker Water will form a Citizens Working Group to look at these issues. This group will provide recommendations for a new tier structure that will address the different needs of all of the ratepayers in Parker Water’s district.
To continue with Parker Water’s long-standing transparency, we also plan to appoint a Parker Water ratepayer to the Board of Director’s Audit Committee.
Finally, we will continue the search for renewal water supplies – this includes building a coalition for ongoing investigation into bringing water from Flaming Gorge Reservoir in collaboration with our neighbors here in Colorado and in Wyoming.
Be assured that, as we move forward in 2010, Parker Water will continue to be as efficient as possible in its operations and transparent in its efforts to secure a safe, sustainable water supply for our customers’ needs.
Sincerely,
Mary L. Spencer
Board President
