Water & Sanitation

The Copper Mountain Consolidated Metropolitan District Water & Sanitation Department provides drinking water and wastewater treatment services to the Copper Mountain community. We also conduct design review, issue permits, and provide construction related services for engineers, contractors, and developers.

Water & Sanitation Contacts:	Plant Address:
CopperMetroWater@coppermetro.org	0020 Highway 91
Phone: 970-968-2390 ext 300	Copper Mountain, CO 80443

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Drinking Water

The Metro District drinking water system is comprised of three groundwater wells, two well houses with pumping and treatment equipment, a pump station in Lewis Ranch to convey water to our higher elevation customers, two water storage tanks, and over five miles of buried pipe that carries water to your faucet.

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Source Water

Situated very near the top of the Blue River Watershed, the Metro District and its customers benefit from a virtually pristine water supply. Potential…

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Distribution System

Three centrifugal pumps provide the energy to pump water from the Metro District’s wells, into the distribution system, and finally to you, our…

Operations Staff

Metro District Water and Sanitation facilities are staffed seven days a week by an exceptional group of dedicated individuals. Because the Metro…

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Wastewater

What goes up must come down. Or in the case of water, what gets pumped out of the ground and distributed to the Metro District’s customers, must…

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Regulation

Regulatory oversight of wastewater treatment is administered at the federal level by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and at the state level…

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CMCMD Water Efficiency Plan

Developed in partnership with the High Country Conservation Center and Brendle Group, the CMCMD Water Efficiency Plan is scheduled to be formally adopted by the District Board of Directors at the June 2018 Board Meeting. Download the final version of the plan below, the plan will be permanently posted on the District website as Resolution 2018-04.

Ed Pankevicius

Position: Chief Plant Operator
Phone: 970-968-2537 ext 1005
Email Address: EdP@coppermetro.org

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