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Water
is essential to life. The
drinking water we receive comes from ground water, streams, lakes
and springs. Therefore, protecting
source water from contamination and treating drinking water to
eliminate germs are both crucial to providing safe water for the
public.
When it comes to water, public health
concerns include pollution prevention, water quality testing, waterborne
disease prevention and fluoridation of drinking water to prevent cavities.
Contaminated water
can expose people to waterborne pathogens including cryptosporidium and
giardia.
For
more information, contact Hope Dalton, Water Specialist, at 720-200-1583.
Downloadable
Forms and Information:
• Design
Criteria for Potable Water Systems
• Design Review for Public Water Systems Submittal Forms
• How to Disinfect a Well - Brochure
• Licensed Well Drillers and Pump Installers
• State-Certified
Water Testing Labs
• Water Testing - Freq. Asked Questions
• Water
Testing Bottles - Order Form
• Water
Testing Packages (CDPHE)
• Well Permit Search
• Wellcare Hotline
Toolkits for the Inspection, Recordkeeping and Compliance of Non-Community Groundwater Systems:
• Non-Transient (Workplaces, mobile homes parks, etc.)
• Transient (Campgrounds, restaurants, hotels, etc.)
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