Department of Public Works

Denver Wastewater Management builds, operates and maintains Denver's sanitary sewer system and storm drainage system. The division maintains more than 1,500 miles of sanitary sewers and 550 miles of storm drainage facilities. It was created in 1966. The division is an Enterprise Fund, which charges for the services it provides. It has four functional areas of responsibility, which include finance, administration and human resources, operations, and construction and engineering. Denver Wastewater Management also designs its systems.

Denver Emissions Technical Center, located in Denver, CO, is a comprehensive facility dedicated to addressing air pollution and climate change through emissions testing and control measures. Their services include emissions inspections for gasoline and diesel vehicles, as well as providing resources for low and zero emission vehicles. With a focus on public health and environmental protection, Denver Emissions Technical Center collaborates with regulatory agencies and community councils to ensure compliance with air quality standards and promote sustainable practices in the transportation sector. Their expertise in air quality monitoring, emissions reduction credits, and permitting guidance makes them a valuable resource for individuals and businesses seeking to reduce their environmental impact. Generated from the website