Ask the Experts: Digital Security Tips from FCLWD’s IT Manager
How secure is your online information? According to the digital security experts at Norton, roughly 2,200 cyberattacks happen every single day. That’s a cyberattack every 44 seconds. In today’s digital-first age, security has become more critical than ever. With an increasing amount of personal and professional data stored online—from digital wallets to security logins to […]
It’s Water Quota Season: 2023 Water Expectations for the FCLWD
You may not know it, but April is a very important month for anyone who relies on water in Northern Colorado, which is everyone. April—a month of showers, as the old adage hopes—happens to be the time of year that Northern Water announces how much supplemental water will flow from the Colorado-Big Thompson Project (C-BT) […]
Giving the Gift of a Secure Water Future
From the peaks of Colorado to the valleys of southern Arizona and beyond, the water of Colorado is a vital resource to many communities throughout the western United States. Here in Northern Colorado, we intimately understand the importance of this precious resource. We know the feeling of relief from a good snowpack report just as […]
Conservation Programming – A Successful Year in Review!
Community is the cornerstone of the Fort Collins-Loveland Water District (FCLWD). It’s basically right there in our name: District. We’re all here together, 50,000 plus strong. At the FCLWD, it’s our mission to make sure our community has access to clean, affordable water—now and into the future. Behind the scenes, there’s so much that we […]
Customer Service is a Core Value
At the FCLWD, customer service is more than just lip service—that’s because customer service is, literally, what we do. As a utility service provider, customer service is built into the DNA of our very existence, and we’re proud of that. Every moment of every day, our customer service provides high-quality, low-cost drinking water and reliable […]
An Insider’s Guide to Sprinkler Checkups
It’s July! For many of us, that means summer fun is in high-gear—and so is yardwork. If you’re someone who cherishes the long summer days of digging dirt, planting veggies and flowers, cultivating an immaculate lawn or growing awesome pollinator and native grass spaces, then you know your way around a sprinkler or drip system. […]
Capital Funding: Planning for Growth
This blog is the third installment of our Capital Funding series, where we examine the ways the Fort Collins-Loveland Water District is planning for the future and are funded through various initiatives and fees. This particular post covers growth. To read the first two installments, visit here. Everywhere you go, everyone is talking about growth. […]
Capital Funding: Demystifying New Taps
This blog is the second installment of our District Funding series, where we examine the ways the Fort Collins-Loveland Water District is funded through various initiatives and fees. This particular post covers new taps. To read the first in the series, which covers customer billing and how to read your bill, click here. Funding a […]
Capital Funding: Dive Into Your Monthly Statement
This blog is the first installment of our District Funding series, where we examine the ways the Fort Collins-Loveland Water District is funded through various initiatives and fees. This particular post covers monthly bills for current customers. To read the next in the series, which covers developers and new tabs click here. Bills. You get […]
Don’t miss out: Garden in a Box kits on sale March 1
What if you were able to click a few buttons on March 1 to guarantee a summer gardening project that’s super-fun, cost-effective, water-efficient, adds instant curb appeal to your home and will be available for easy pickup in May? Sound too good to be true? Well, we live in Northern Colorado, where just about everything […]
