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Plants and trees on the Front Range will start to change color by mid-September, so August is a good time to start adding some fall color to your landscape.

After 1,000 days, 3.3 million work hours and 512 lifts encompassing 200 miles of asphalt paving, a huge milestone was reached on Friday, July 18, as crews placed the final lift of asphalt.

A set of debris booms at the West Portal on Grand Lake have been removed for relocation.

A popular access point to the East Shore Trail will be closed for portions of August and September as construction takes place at Shadow Mountain Reservoir.

Northern Water has awarded $396,800 in grants to support 20 new projects aimed at reducing outdoor water use across 792,090 square feet of landscape across Colorado’s Northern Front Range.

Northern Water has remained committed to setting an example of efficient energy and water use and is continually working to educate the public about ways they can implement more efficient practices.

A set of debris booms at the West Portal on Grand Lake have been removed.

This is an evolving situation, and Northern Water is committed to keeping the public informed as we gather additional information and progress with the development of mitigation strategies.

This summer, Northern Water’s Water Efficiency Department is working with contractors to install three fire-smart Sustainable Landscape Templates as part of a new Conservation Garden demonstration.