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Now is the time to install the important equipment and sensors that will give future managers the tools they need to shepherd precious water resources to the participating communities.

As a proud partner of the Chimney Hollow Reservoir Project, a firm water supply is critical for the Town of Erie, which has 6,000 acre-feet of storage in the project.

Public input will be collected throughout this summer via an online survey and at the first public open house on Wednesday, May 29 followed by a virtual open house on Monday, June 3.

For its 10th anniversary year, the theme is “Value Every Voice. Encourage. Listen. Empower.”

The wear and tear on heavy equipment at Chimney Hollow Reservoir requires a strong group of mechanics to keep things moving.

The main dam asphalt core continues to rise as crews have placed near 200 feet of the eventual 350-foot-tall dam.

Northern Water, Barnard Construction, Black & Veatch and Stantec employees lent a hand in the volunteer trash pickup along Larimer County Road 18E on Saturday, May 4.

Central Weld County Water District (CWCWD), headquartered in Greeley, Colo., is one of two water districts participating in the Chimney Hollow Reservoir Project.

Barnard Construction Quality Control Manager Austin Dunlap manages the construction team to ensure and document overall design compliance during construction.