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LCity,/ <br />Louisville <br />WEBSITE <br />SNIPPETS <br />Water Conservation <br />'y Prmt * Feedback 0 Share & Bookmark <br />Resources <br />Font Size: O 0 <br />2025 city of 1 ni ucvilla/Racnnrra (antral I awn 2025 Citt, of I nincvilln/Rocni,rro (antral Glnw the Flnw <br />Replacement Program Sorinkler Assessments <br />Residents/businesses receive up to a 0750 discount Residents/businesses receive free assessments <br />7025 City of I ouisville/Resource Central aardon in a 2025 City of Louisville/Resource Central Waterwise Yard <br />Box Program Seminars <br />Residents/businesses receive 525 discount No -cost, virtual educational seminars <br />Clean, plentiful water supply is a critical necessity. Originating as snow melt in the Rocky Mountains, Louisville's water <br />supply provides drinking water for residents and visitors, supports our economy and provides rich habitat for wildlife <br />and enjoyable recreation within the community. Louisville obtains the majority of its water supply from South <br />Boulder Creek as well as the Colorado and Fraser Rivers. To serve residents and businesses, the City has two water <br />treatment plants with capacity to produce up to 13 million gallons per day. <br />Water in the semi -arid west is a precious resource, and drought is a continuous concern as the climate changes. <br />Through partnerships, programs and resources, Louisville is committed to supporting efficiency and conservation <br />and protecting water quality for our residents, businesses and wildlife populations. <br />NEW <br />Water Conservation <br />Why It Matters <br />Water is a precious natural resource in Colorado. Water is <br />essential to our health, local economy, environment, and way <br />of life. Our drinking water conies from South Boulder Creek <br />and the Colorado and Fraser Rivers. It gets treated at two local <br />plants with a combined capacity of up to 13 million gallons per <br />day. <br />As drought conditions continue to intensify across the West, <br />conserving water has never been more important. Using our <br />water wisely helps us: <br />• Ensure long-term water availability and quality <br />• Reduce strain on our natural ecosystems <br />• Cut costs for residents and the City <br />• Preserve rivers and streams for wildlife and recreation <br />Local Initiatives <br />There are many <br />organizations in Boulder <br />County doing great <br />things for our water! <br />Check out these <br />initiatives below. <br />• Keep it Clean <br />Partnership (KICP) <br />• The Boulder <br />Watershed <br />Collective <br />