Short, plain-language pieces on the engineering, funding, and regulatory questions that come up for small and mid-size water and wastewater systems across Colorado and the Mountain West. Written for the boards, operators, and managers who have to make the decisions.
The State Revolving Fund is the most common funding path for water and sewer work in Colorado, and the eligibility survey is the step most systems miss. Here is how to get in line early.
Read noteUSDA projects typically use a PER, while Colorado SRF projects commonly use a PNA. Here is what these planning reports include, why the alternatives analysis carries the weight, and what a board should expect to see.
Read noteThese notes are general. Your system is specific. Start a conversation and we will talk through what applies to you.