The Colorado Source Water Assessment and Protection (SWAP) program is designed to provide municipal water providers and public consumers with information about drinking water, as well as providing a way for water providers and community members to get involved in protecting the quality of their drinking water. The program encourages community-based protection and preventive management strategies to ensure that all public drinking water resources are kept safe from future contamination.
CUSP is serving as the facilitator for a SWAP planning project for our watershed, which is being convened by Denver Water, and funded with support from the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment. This page is designed to share information with stakeholders regarding the plan and process.
Topic Areas
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On-Site Wastewater Treatment
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Phase 1 Agriculture
Small Acreage Management for Horse Owners
Water Quality
Noxious Weed Control
Controlled Grazing
Grazing Principles
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COGA presentation
Fluid Mineral BMPs
Baseline Water Quality Survey
South Park Scoping Study
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Sediment and Spill Control on Highways
Unpaved Roads and Trails
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Silviculture Practices & Implimentation
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Mining In The Upper South Platte Watershed
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Documents
