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Denver Water to reduce Fraser River flows amid extreme #drought — The October 13 reduction will lower #FraserRiver flows to 2 cubic feet per second as Denver Water responds to drought and systemwide water shortages
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Denver Water to reduce Fraser River flows amid extreme #drought — The October 13 reduction will lower #FraserRiver flows to 2 cubic feet per second as Denver Water responds to drought and systemwide water shortages
Click the link to read the article on the Sky-Hi Daily News website (Isabel Del Mastro). Here’s an excerpt: Grand County residents will see considerably less water flowing down the Fraser River starting Oct. 13th. Denver Water typically diverts water from the Fraser River through the Moffat Tunnel to serve customers during the winter, according … Continue reading Denver Water to reduce Fraser River flows amid extreme #drought — The October 13 re…
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