Utilities Department
The Utilities Department is a diverse work group, responsible for supplying drinking water to all residents, removing and disposing of sanitary sewage, controlling stormwater flows, issuing building permits, performing permit inspections, and maintaining the City’s fleet of vehicles.
Mission Statement:
The Arvada Utilities Department provides critical health and safety services to all customers through prompt and personal customer service and a supportive and encouraging work environment.
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In case of emergency, such as a water main break, call 720-898-7760 during normal working hours.
After hours, Weekends or Holidays, call 720-898-7820.
Need help or information? Try using Ask Arvada for services provided by this department.
In 2011, Public Works and Utilities separated into two departments. Are you looking for the Public Works Department?
I Need Help With...
- 2012 Jefferson Center Metropolitan District Water and Sewer Tap Fees
- 2012 Water Meter and Tapping Charges
- 2012 Water and Sewer Tap Fees
- 2012 Water, Sewer and Stormwater Billing Rates, In-City and Out of City
- Apply for a Site Development Permit
- Building Inspection Division- Links to Apply for a Building Permit
- How Do I Obtain Underground Utility Locates
- Pay My Water and Sewer Bill
- Report a Spill
- Where to Dispose of Household Hazardous Waste
I Want More Information On...
- 2011 Water Quality Report
- Adopt a Street Program
- Arvada Water Treatment Plants
- Bulk Water Stations
- Clean Water Requirements for Landscaping
- Drinking Water Quality
- Fillup a Can Days
- Fire Hydrant Flushing Program
- Fire Hydrant Meter Rental Program
- Fun Facts
- Guide to Building on a Small Site Brochure
- How to Determine If You Have a Water Leak?
- Keep Our Water Safe, Dispose of Medications Properly
- Long Term Bmps Maintenance
- Our Environment: How Can You Help?
- Preventing Your Pipes from Freezing.
- Roots in Your Sewer Service Line
- Special Water and Sewer Districts
- Stormwater Program
- Tips on Safe and Clean Wood Burning
- Voluntary Outdoor Watering Guidelines
- Water Conservation Tips
- Where to Recycle
- Wood Burning Restrictions and Air Quality






















