Parker Water & Sanitation District

PWSD News and Information

Castle Pines North Inclusion FAQs

PWSD will take over operations of CPNMD on Jan. 3, 2022. Click to learn more about how the change will impact customers. Read more...
New Meter Yoke Specifications in Effect

Effective immediately, PWSD will require that all meter yokes currently installed are changed out to a 9” lay length meter yoke. Learn more
Storage Totes Available

For a $50 donation to the Parker Task Force nonprofit organization, you too can own your own 225 gallon water storage tote. Learn more...
PWSD is hiring!

Parker Water has a healthy culture, great benefits, and challenging positions available! Subscribe to the Employment page and keep up to date on what jobs we have available. View Jobs...

Spotlights

Capital Improvement Projects

Parker is growing! PWSD has over 300 miles of water lines and 205 miles of wastewater lines throughout our service area and more is being installed each day. Click to learn more about some of our completed projects as well as current capital projects that are under construction.

Water Efficiency and Conservation

As part of our vision of Sustaining Life for Our Community, we are invested in our customers’ water future – but we need your help. Here in semi-arid Colorado, it’s important to use water wisely. Click below to access information and resources to help you do your part in securing our water future through efficient water use practices.

Discolored Water

Discolored water within the PWSD system poses no health risk to people or animals. Although discolored water is completely safe, we understand that it is an inconvenience and looks alarming. Click to learn more about what causes discolored water and steps you can take to minimize its impact.

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Castle Pines North Inclusion FAQs

New Meter Yoke Specifications in Effect

Storage Totes Available

PWSD is hiring!