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Greeley Approves Neff Lake Pipeline Acquisition

Published Aug 21, 2026

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Briefing

Jun 17, 2026

Greeley Approves Neff Lake Pipeline Acquisition

The Water & Sewer Board voted 5-0 to authorize closing on the Neff Lake Pipeline, a system intended to deliver lower-cost, non-potable raw water to Greeley’s non-potable systems.

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Briefing

Apr 15, 2026

Greeley Advances $100 Million Water Bonds

The Water and Sewer Board unanimously approved recommendations to issue up to $50 million in water revenue bonds and $50 million in sewer revenue bonds, with terms no longer than 20 years and interest capped at 5.25%. The bonds would help fund water-system expansion and rehabilitation, sewer improvements, wastewater facility upgrades, and additional water supplies.

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Briefing

Mar 18, 2026

Board recommends Lake Bluff water assessment

The Water & Sewer Board voted 5-0 to recommend a City Council ordinance setting a final assessment of $2,233.23 per bulk acre for undeveloped parcels in Lake Bluff Local Improvement District No. 9510101 that connect to the City’s non-potable irrigation system.

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Briefing

Feb 18, 2026

Board backs property acquisition for waterlines

The Board voted 6-0 to authorize acquiring property interests, including through eminent domain, for relocated Boyd Lake water transmission lines and recommend the same authorization to City Council. The lines are described as critical to the proposed West Greeley catalyst entertainment district and provide peak-summer water service.

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Briefing

Jan 21, 2026

Board Recommends Graywater Prohibition

The Water and Sewer Board voted 6-0 to recommend that Greeley City Council prohibit graywater collection and use, citing contamination risks and implementation challenges.

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Briefing

Dec 17, 2025

Greeley approves 2026 water and sewer rates

The Water and Sewer Board unanimously approved 2026 rates and fees, including a 5.5% residential water-rate increase and a 5% residential sewer-rate increase. The 3/4-inch water plant investment fee will rise to $16,900, and the sewer fee will rise to $9,050.

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Briefing

Nov 19, 2025

Board Advances Water Agreements and Drought Plan

The board voted 7-0 to approve the updated Drought Emergency Plan and recommend two water-system agreements to City Council. The plan retains four drought stages with outdoor water-reduction goals ranging from 15% to 70%; projected April 2026 storage is about 29,958 acre-feet, above the 21,300 acre-feet needed for a 12-month supply.

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Briefing

Sep 17, 2025

Board Advances West Greeley Sewer Land Acquisition

The board voted 7-0 to authorize acquisition of property interests, including through eminent domain, for West Greeley sewer interceptors, a lift station and a force main, and recommended that City Council authorize the action.

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Briefing

Aug 20, 2025

Revised 2026 Water Budget Targets Rate Increase

The revised 2026 budget was presented with a 5.5% water-rate increase and expected average residential bill increases of about $3.20 for water and $2.00 for sewer per month. The plan postpones the F Street Operations Building program to 2029–2031 and shifts a planned water-rights purchase from 2026 to 2027.

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