North Weld County Water Dist

North Weld County Water District is a statutory special district located in Lucerne, Colorado. Established in 1962, it serves as a quasi-municipal corporation, providing essential services similar to county or town governments. The District, governed by a five-member Board of Directors elected by registered voters residing in or owning taxable property within its boundaries, operates with a commitment to delivering reliable water resources. The District's primary focus is supplying drinking water to a diverse customer base encompassing homes, businesses, agricultural operations, and livestock facilities. Their service area encompasses the region north of Greeley, east of Fort Collins, south of Nunn, and west of the Gill/Galeton area. Recognizing the limitations of inconsistent irrigation water and wells, the District stepped in to provide a dependable source of drinking water, addressing a crucial need for local residents and businesses. North Weld County Water District distinguishes itself through its dedication to serving the unique needs of its community. Their infrastructure, developed in 1965, ensures a consistent and reliable supply of drinking water, enhancing the quality of life for residents and supporting the growth of businesses within their service area. For inquiries or further information, interested parties can visit the District's website at nwcwd.org.