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The Northern Water Board dedicates the Eastern Pump Plant. The plant includes four pumps that increase the capacity of the Southern Water Supply Project by 63 percent. The facility was designed in

West Slope employees move into the new Willow Creek Campus, the first Northern Water office and maintenance complex on the West Slope. Employees worked out of various locations, including Farr and

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers issues a federal Clean Water Act Section 404 Record of Decision for the Northern Integrated Supply Project. This is a major milestone for NISP, as it reflects the lead

Northern Water employees move into the newly expanded Building A at the Berthoud campus, marking the completion of a multi-year campus development project. On June 13, 2024, the Board of Directors and

This summer's drought conditions, reduced water supplies and extreme temperatures have taken a toll on landscapes across Colorado, leaving many residents rethinking their outdoor spaces. To help,

Congress ratifies the first interstate river compact in the United States. The Colorado River Compact apportions the use of Colorado River water between the Upper (Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and New

After 17 years in the basement of the Greeley Tribune building, Northern Water moves to its new headquarters west of Loveland. The District has four full-time employees.

A Weld County District Court order expands the Northern Water Board from 11 to 12 directors. The additional appointee represents Boulder County, which has experienced a 53 percent population increase

Northern Water moves into its new headquarters at 1250 N. Wilson Avenue in Loveland. This location serves as the organization’s principal place of business until August 28, 2003.

Engineers raise Horsetooth’s four dams 3 to 8 feet in elevation from 1988 to 1989, increasing the reservoir's ability to store water from major flood events and addressing safety concerns.