Latest Announcements & Updates
Lawn Watering Prohibited after September 30, 2026
Due to ongoing severe drought conditions, lawn watering or use of spray irrigation systems is prohibited beginning October 1, 2026. These additional measures were put in place to help stretch water supplies and reduce the likelihood of increasing restrictions next year if the drought worsens over the winter. Trees, shrubs and other plants may continue…
Bancroft Clover Partnering with Denver Water to Investigate Lead Service Lines
As part of the Lead Service Line Replacement program, a Denver Water contractor will be conducting investigations of suspected lead service lines later this fall. If your property has a suspected lead service line, the contractor will reach out to you to get a signed consent form. Because the service line belongs to the property…
Drought Pricing FAQ
What is drought pricing? Drought pricing is a tool used by water providers to incentivize customers to reduce water use, extend stored water supply and help ensure the utilities’ ongoing ability to operate and maintain their delivery system. On April 8, 2026, the Denver Board of Water Commissioners approved temporary drought pricing effective May 1,…
Outdoor Water Use Rules
To help conserve water and reduce water waste, the following watering rules are in effect every summer regardless of drought conditions.
Bancroft-Clover Water and Sanitation District is a Special District
66,000 people
We provide water and wastewater service to over 66,000 people in Lakewood and unincorporated Jefferson County.
6.3 square miles
Our service area covers approximately 6.3 square miles
100 miles of water
and sewer lines
We operate and maintain over 100 miles of water and sewer lines within the District.