
A growing number of metro Denver communities are enacting drought restrictions in the wake of a record-low snowpack in the Colorado mountains.
Here’s what you need to know about each area’s restrictions.
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Denver
Denver Water enacts Stage 1 drought restrictions for the first time since 2013
Here’s why spring rain won’t change metro Denver drought restrictions
Arvada
Aurora, Arvada are latest cities to declare Stage 1 drought restrictions on outdoor watering
Aurora
Aurora, Arvada are latest cities to declare Stage 1 drought restrictions on outdoor watering
Here’s why spring rain won’t change metro Denver drought restrictions
Boulder
Brighton
Brighton joins Front Range cities rolling out drought watering restrictions
Broomfield
Edgewater
Edgewater declares Stage 1 drought, imposes mandatory watering restrictions
Erie
Golden
Golden to enact drought restrictions, joining other metro Denver cities
Longmont
Longmontap Union Reservoir swim beach will be too shallow for swimming this summer
Northglenn



