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To make water deliveries to and from Chimney Hollow Reservoir, crews are tying the new reservoir into the existing Colorado-Big Thompson (C-BT) Project infrastructure.

Northern Water staff and regional partners have started the difficult work of post-fire restoration following a pair of wildfires that began in late July.

As Black & Veatch’s Quality Assurance Manager, Bill McCormick oversees 10 quality assurance inspectors and the third-party materials testing labs for the Chimney Hollow Reservoir Project.

In mid-August, the height of the main dam hit 241 feet, which means it is now taller than any dam at Carter Lake or Horsetooth Reservoir.

Northern Water recently completed an inspection of the Windy Gap pipeline to ensure the water making its way to Chimney Hollow Reservoir beginning next year will be done efficiently.

The finishing touches are just around the corner for the historic and broadly supported Colorado River Connectivity Channel (CRCC).

Platte River Power Authority is a unique participant in the Chimney Hollow Reservoir Project as it is not a water provider, but a power provider.

The 2,000-foot tunnel is a key feature of the Chimney Hollow Reservoir Project.

Chimney Hollow’s onsite quarry is on track to wrap up production in early 2025.