• As part of the Lead Reduction Program, Denver Water has developed a comprehensive inventory showing the location of known and suspected lead service lines in our service area using property records, water tests and visual inspection of service lines. 
• Denver Water is using this inventory and a sophisticated model, both of which are constantly being updated with new information, to guide decisions about where to look for lead service lines and the timing of replacing these lines.

The transformation at Ashland Pump Station, 5260 W. 29th Ave. in Wheat Ridge, was partially supported by the Turf Replacement Fund offered by the Colorado Water Conservation Board. This project removed 7,000 square feet of nonfunctional turf grass and replaced it with a low-water native grass mix.. 

Amount of nonfunctional turf grass removed: 7,000 square feet.

What replaced the turf: A native grass mix of buffalo grass, blue grama and inland salt grass.