Join superhero Super Saver as he saves the world from wasted water! Featuring 5th graders from Highline Community Elementary. 

Future of water in Aurora.

Remember Aurora, Save Water!  A friendly message from 5th graders at Sunrise Elementary.  

Learn how you can incorporate low water-use landscaping in your yard. Aurora Water Conservation staff teach the 7 principals of xeriscape and give a tour of Aurora's Xeriscape Demonstration Garden.

It is a Splish Splash Bash you do not want to miss. AuroraTV takes you inside the Aurora Reservoir's 25th birthday party. If you missed out on the event, no worries, there is still plenty of time to celebrate.

Aurora Water worked with Park County to help preserve a piece of Colorado's ranching history - Buffalo Peaks Ranch.Aurora Water worked with Park County to help preserve a piece of Colorado's ranching history - Buffalo Peaks Ran

Do Not Be A Water Waster! 5th graders from Jewell Elementary teach us to conserve, even when brushing teeth.

Make a commitment to saving water!  Join the National Mayor's Challenge for Water conservation at auroragov.org/challenge

Aurora Reservoir is used to store and deliver water to Aurora's Binney, Griswold and Wemlinger Treatment Facilities.

The Water Research Foundation created this short animated video to show how we protect our watersheds and drinking water supply. Aurora Water assisted in this video and the research on communicating water quality issues.

Twin Lakes, in Lake County, is the diversion point for Homestake, Ivanhoe, and Grizzly collection systems.

Turquoise Lake, located in Lake County, is the first stop for Aurora's water from Homestake Reservoir. From here, water is moved to Twin Lakes before it's pumped into the South Platte basin.