ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Englewood remains the only south metro city without mandatory water restrictions, relying on voluntary conservation measures that city officials say are proving effective.
When voluntary restrictions were announced in the spring, Mayor Pro Tem Joe Anderson told Denver7’s South Metro Reporter Danielle Kreutter, “Our water rights are pretty, pretty strong here in Englewood. And the second thing is, I think we’ve seen fairly effective voluntary water restrictions.”
As summer is winding down, Denver7 is following up to see how effective those voluntary restrictions were…