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|  | | Electric rate net decrease to be proposed: A proposed decrease in the fuel portion of your bill would more than offset a proposed increase in base rates. If the items are approved by City Council on May 27, the electric portion of the average residential bill would decrease $.66 effective June 1. Learn how the changes would affect residential customers. | | No motorized boats on Rampart Reservoir: The reservoir opens to the public for the summer on May 16. However, to reduce the risk for the spread of zebra mussels, only non-motorized, non-trailored boats are allowed. General recreation activities - such as fishing - are permitted. Learn more about access to our reservoirs. | | New service center hours: Our Customer Service Center walk-in lobby at 111 S. Cascade Ave. is now open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The drive-up window is open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. | | Water for our future: The Bureau of Reclamation has extended the public comment period for the draft Environmental Impact Statement for the proposed Southern Delivery System until June 13. Please submit your comments directly to the Bureau. | Colorado Dig Safely Month: Gov. Ritter has issued an honorary declaration proclaiming May 2008 Dig Safely Month. Smart digging means calling 8-1-1 before each job. Whether you are a homeowner or a professional excavator, one call to 8-1-1 gets your underground utility lines marked for free.
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 | Protecting the environment: Our 2007 Environmental Annual Report (PDF 2.4MB) provides an insight into the efforts we take to not only deliver reliable service, but also to do it in a manner that is earth friendly. Learn more details about our recycling efforts, demand-side management programs, water conservation efforts and more. |
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We have four new videos to help you learn more about irrigation equipment.
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