DWR is offering a 2-hour online live course on Tuesday, November 5, 2024 from 9:30am-11:30am. RSVP to attend the online course. This course provides an overview of water administration, well permitting, and water rights in Colorado. Realtors, brokers, title company representatives, consultants, and anyone else from the general public is welcome to join.
The Arkansas River Tributary Groundwater Use & Measurement Rules have moved to a new location. You can now find these on the Division 2 Office webpage.
The Rio Grande Groundwater Withdrawal and Measurement Rules have moved to a new location. You can now find these on the Division 3 Office webpage.
The Republican River and South Platte River Groundwater Measurement Rules have moved to a new location. You can now find these on the Division 1 Office webpage.
Colorado Division of Water Resources, Dam Safety, just published new Guidelines for the Use of Regional Extreme Precipitation Study (REPS) Rainfall Estimation Tools.
We have released the Well Abandonment Report eForm to replace the GWS-09, GWS-09A and GWS-09B PDF Forms. You will need to file an individual Well Abandonment Report eForm for each well/hole. Please note, you will need to have an email address and create an account to file the eForm.
A new eForm is coming soon for Well Abandonment. When launched, it will replace the GWS-09 (Well Abandonment Report), used to report abandonment of an existing well or monitoring hole/test hole. When the new eForm is launched, an announcement will be posted on DWR’s Website with a public user guide that outlines the new process to file online.
The Division of Water Resources Regulatory Agenda (Rule Calendar) is required under Section 24-4-103.3. Persons or interested parties wishing to be included in stakeholder group meetings for any proposed rulemaking may contact Bryan Garrett at Bryan.Garrett@state.co.us.
A recent presentation was given to provide an in depth overview of the new measurement rules that became effective on January 16th in Division 6. The presentation goes over each individual rule, what they mean to the water user, and how you can come into compliance. The end of the presentation discusses measuring devices such as flumes and weirs, headgates, reservoirs and meters.
DWR recorded an online live course on May 6, 2024 which provided an Overview of Water Administration, Well Permitting, and Water Rights in Colorado. Continuing education credit is not available for the recorded course.