Customer Spotlight – The Consolidated Mutual Water Company
Maple Grove Facility
Steeped in the rich history of Suburban Denver, The Consolidated Mutual Water Company has been providing clean, drinkable water since 1926. CMWCo is the result of the merge of four cooperative water companies that serviced the outlying areas around Denver. Early water was provided through deep wells, but the unreliability of wells forced the company to find other sources. In addition to purchasing water from the Denver Water Board, CMWCo developed the Maple Grove Reservoir and Treatment Plant, which opened in 1957. The plant has been upgraded multiple times throughout the years and today provides approximately 30% of the Company’s annual water requirements.
Throughout the years, the company has continued to replace, enlarge, and enhance its water and operating systems to accomplish its declared objective, “To serve our Community by providing quality domestic water and service within the constraints of available water supply, governmental regulation and economics.” Through strong leadership, innovative thinking, and fiscal conservatism The Consolidated Mutual Water Company has been able to overcome drought, economic hard times, and governmental regulation to become a model for other cooperatives to follow.
Company Info
The Consolidated Mutual Water Company
12700 W. 27th Avenue
Lakewood, CO 80215
(303) 238-0415
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