Like every city in the Rocky Mountain region, water is never far from the minds of Northglenn's leaders. While the city tries to secure water for future generations, citizens can do their part by using only the water they need and by making choices in their homes and daily activities to reduce water use.

With expected population growth along the Front Range, everyone needs to consider adopting a low-water-use lifestyle. It is cheaper for society to invest in long-term efficiency than to impose costs on residents during periods of water shortages.

Water Monitors Available

Have you ever wondered how much water you use on a daily basis or how much water you use when you water the lawn?

The city has a water meter monitor loan program that can give you this information.

The water meter monitor is a remote receiver and display that can be placed in the house and will allow you to monitor the use of water during consumer-defined time intervals as well as displaying the current reading of your water meter.

A meter reader technician will program the monitor to your water meter and a complete instructional booklet will be provided. The meters are available to borrow for up to 30 days free of charge. They can also be purchased from the city for $65.