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Little Thompson Water District Little Thompson Water District provides clean, reliable water to customers in northern Colorado. Vrain Rivers on the east, and the foothills on the west.

LTWD is a quasi-municipal corporation and a political subdivision of the State of Colorado formed by decree in 1961. LTWD was created in 1961 for the purpose of providing water facilities and services for the residents within LTWD’s boundaries. In 1962, LTWD began serving domestic water to a 250-square-mile area in Larimer, Weld and Boulder counties. The service area generally is bounded by the City of Loveland on the north, Longs Peak Water District on the south, the City of Greeley, the South Platte and St. It expanded to include the former Arkins Water Association in 2000 and the Town of Mead in 2002, as well as the Barefoot Lakes Subdivision in Firestone. LTWD is fully committed to providing accessible facilities, elements, and channels of communication to all members of the public. As part of this commitment LTWD has a policy of providing an accessible social media content compatible with the current Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) and commercial screen reading software. If you need any special assistance or accommodations, please contact our Compliance Officer on our website at https://littlethompsonwd.colorado.gov/accessibility

What goes into determining future water rates? A lot more than simply looking at this year's costs.LTWD’s Water Rate and...
10/23/2026

What goes into determining future water rates? A lot more than simply looking at this year's costs.

LTWD’s Water Rate and Fee Study is examining the District’s financial position and cost structure, including residential and non-residential rates, allotment methodology, Plant Investment Fees and other fees.

The study is designed to help LTWD understand whether rates are covering the true cost of providing reliable water service and whether costs are being allocated fairly across customer types.

The study findings are being presented to the LTWD Board as part of the process for developing 2027 rates and fees.

We’ll continue to share updates as the process moves forward.

10/23 UPDATE: Xpress Bill Pay is back online and can process payments. Thank you for your patience!Customer Notice: Xpre...
10/22/2026

10/23 UPDATE: Xpress Bill Pay is back online and can process payments. Thank you for your patience!

Customer Notice: Xpress Bill Pay Temporarily Unavailable

Xpress Bill Pay is currently experiencing system issues and is down for maintenance. During this time, customers are unable to make payments online, and Little Thompson Water District staff are also unable to process payments.

We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience while Xpress Bill Pay works to resolve the issue.

We will provide an update once payment services are restored.

🌿 We need your vote for this year's Water-Wise Landscape Contest winners!LTWD received some great submissions this year ...
10/22/2026

🌿 We need your vote for this year's Water-Wise Landscape Contest winners!

LTWD received some great submissions this year and we're excited to introduce our finalists! These landscapes show how thoughtful landscaping can help make the most of our water resources.

Now it's your turn to vote! Browse the finalist photos and 'like' your favorite three photos to cast your vote.

🏆 The three finalists with the most likes will be named this year's top three winners.

🗓️ Voting is open October 22–29. Make sure to get your vote in before October 29!

Thanks to everyone who submitted a landscape and to our community for helping celebrate water-wise landscaping.

Give your sprinklers a break. Your trees may still need a drink. đź’§After a hot and dry year, Little Thompson Water Distri...
10/21/2026

Give your sprinklers a break. Your trees may still need a drink. đź’§

After a hot and dry year, Little Thompson Water District is partnering with water providers across Boulder County to encourage continued water conservation this fall and winter.

As temperatures cool, it's time to shut down automatic sprinkler systems for the season and let established lawns go dormant. But don't forget about your trees and shrubs! They may still need supplemental water during extended dry periods, especially after a hot, dry summer.

Here's how you can help:
đź’§ Turn off automatic sprinklers for the season.
🌳 Water trees and shrubs as needed, based on weather conditions.
🏡 Continue making water-wise choices indoors and outdoors.

A wetter winter would be welcome, but replenishing our water supplies takes time. The choices we make now can help our region prepare for the year ahead.

Explore LTWD's water conservation tips and resources: www.littlethompsonwd.gov/conservation

You've put the sprinklers away for the season, now take a look at your water use.Your annual allotment is the amount of ...
10/20/2026

You've put the sprinklers away for the season, now take a look at your water use.

Your annual allotment is the amount of water assigned to your tap each year. Staying within it can help keep your bill predictable and monitoring your use can help you spot unusual spikes that could point to a leak.

Not sure where you stand? Check your LTWD bill or use EyeOnWater to track your water use and see how you’re progressing toward your annual allotment.

A few minutes of checking now can give you a clearer picture heading into the end of the year: www.littlethompsonwd.gov/eyeonwater

10/19/2026

LTWD Outage- Good afternoon, our crew is currently working to repair a mainline leak in the MULLIGAN LAKES neighborhood in Mead. Please be advised that you may experience low pressure or no water. We do not have an estimated time of completion, but our team will work diligently to restore service to the area. You may contact our office at 970-532-2096 prior to 5pm if you have questions. We appreciate your patience.

Ever wonder what happens to your water before it reaches your tap?There’s a lot more to it than turning on a faucet.At t...
10/15/2026

Ever wonder what happens to your water before it reaches your tap?
There’s a lot more to it than turning on a faucet.

At the Carter Lake Filter Plants, water goes through several steps before it enters LTWD’s distribution system:

• Coagulation and flocculation
• Filtration
• Disinfection
• Fluoridation
• Corrosion control

And the process doesn’t stop there. Water is continuously monitored and then moved through miles of transmission lines, storage tanks and pumping stations before reaching customers.

It’s a complex system built around one simple goal: providing safe, reliable, good-tasting water.

For more information, check out: www.littlethompsonwd.gov/water-treatment-distribution-in-our-district

Paying your water bill shouldn’t be complicated.LTWD offers online billing tools to help you manage your account, includ...
10/12/2026

Paying your water bill shouldn’t be complicated.

LTWD offers online billing tools to help you manage your account, including Xpress Bill Pay, where customers can pay their bill and access up to three years of past statements.

You can also visit our website to:
• Learn how to read your bill
• Review rates and charges
• Find billing information
• Access your payment options

Have a question about your bill? We’re happy to help: www.littlethompsonwd.gov/billing

There’s a lot happening behind your faucet.Water has to be treated, tested, stored, pumped and delivered across LTWD’s s...
10/09/2026

There’s a lot happening behind your faucet.

Water has to be treated, tested, stored, pumped and delivered across LTWD’s service area before it ever reaches your home.

Our Water Treatment & Distribution blog takes you behind the scenes to explain how that process works and why maintaining all of that infrastructure matters.

If you’ve ever wondered where your water comes from or what happens before it reaches your tap, this is a good place to start: https://www.littlethompsonwd.gov/water-treatment-distribution

Customer service doesn’t always happen behind a desk.It happens when a crew heads out to investigate a problem. When som...
10/07/2026

Customer service doesn’t always happen behind a desk.

It happens when a crew heads out to investigate a problem. When someone takes the time to explain a charge on a bill. When a customer calls with a question and someone works to find the answer.

There are a lot of people and a lot of moving parts behind reliable water service.

This Customer Service Week, we’re saying thank you to the LTWD team for all the work, seen and unseen, that goes into serving our community.

Address

835 E. State Highway 56
Berthoud, CO
80513

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 1pm
2pm - 5pm
Tuesday 7am - 1pm
2pm - 5pm
Wednesday 2pm - 5pm
Thursday 7am - 1pm
2pm - 5pm
Friday 7am - 1pm
2pm - 5pm

Telephone

970-532-2096

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