Soldier Canyon Filter Plant

Greeley Parks Department provides a wide range of services and maintenance programs to the residents of Greeley, Colo. The department offers development, maintenance, and management of city-owned and cooperative parklands. It also provides long- and- short-term strategic plans to compliment the parks master plan, as well as the trails master plan. Parks Department involves customer service, building maintenance, small construction projects, irrigation, irrigation maintenance, mowing, aeration, small and large equipment usage, as well as ball field care, and maintenance, such as dragging, chalking and leveling. The department supervises more than 30 parks throughout the city. Its recreational division provides picnic shelter and park facility rentals to the citizens for various functions and events.

Established in 1887, the Water Division is a part of Loveland Water and Power, which is a department of the city of Loveland in Colorado. The division employs more than 70 individuals and operates hydrant and pump stations. It provides more than 150,000 gallon water annually to over 21,000 residents. It also handles, installs and inspects sprinkler systems in the city. The division additionally uses a range of tools for water conservation. Loveland Water and Power provides power services in the city. It operates a business solution center that offers engineering, business and energy services for commercial and industrial customers. In addition, Loveland Water and Power offers consumption reports through Automatic Load Profiling Service.

Cheyenne Water and Sewer Department is part of the board of public utilities. It obtains water from various sources, including the Douglas Creek System Stage, Crow Creek and groundwater. The department recycles water produced at Cheyenne's Crow Creek water reclamation facility, through advanced treatment, filtering and disinfection. It provides water service to homes and businesses in Cheyenne, and offers construction and maintenance of water collection structures, treatment of water, and maintenance of the distribution system in the city. Cheyenne Water and Sewer Department produces recycled water, which is used to irrigate parks, athletic fields and greenways in the central and eastern parts of the city. The department is headquartered in Cheyenne, Wyo.