Colorado's snowpack is sitting at historic lows. The South Platte Basin is at just 42% of normal, and on March 25, Denver Water declared its first Stage 1 drought since 2013. Across the Front Range, mandatory watering restrictions are rolling out earlier and are stricter than most of us have seen in over two decades.

Last updated: March 31, 2026

Watering restrictions are changing rapidly this spring. We'll update this page as new rules are announced. If your community's rules have changed since this was published, let us know.

As the leaves begin to change and the air turns crisp, it's a clear sign that fall is upon us. While you might be tempted to cozy up indoors, now is the perfect time to give your lawn some much-needed attention before winter arrives.

Proper fall landscaping keeps your yard looking great and sets the stage for a lush, healthy lawn come spring. Here are ten essential tips to help you prepare your landscape for the colder months ahead.

Water bills skyrocketing? Lawn looking thirsty? Don't worry! We've got you covered with these 7 clever ways to keep your landscape lush while saving water and money. Let's dive in!

With Colorado's semi-arid climate and frequent droughts, it's more crucial than ever to use water wisely. Not only will it help the environment, but it'll also keep more money in your pocket by reducing your water bills. A smart watering plan can boost your landscape, ensuring your plants thrive all season. So, let's dive into seven actionable tips to transform how you water your yard, making it more resilient and beautiful with every drop!