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Dog days a drag for Dillon Reservoir: Tough combination of conditions force Denver Water to lean heavily on its Summit County workhorse for summer water supply — Todd Hartman (DenverWater.org)

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Click the link to read the article on the Denver Water website (Todd Hartman): August 28, 2025 The dog days of summer have been draining for Dillon Reservoir. Up until late August, this summer has been particularly dry, both for the Denver region and for the West Slope, the source of half of Denver Water’s supply. And that combination has translated into a heavy workload for the utility’s largest reservoir, the 257,000-acre-foot Dillon Reservoi…
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Coyote Gulch broke the news in on Thursday, September 4, 2025.
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