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Who is my water provider in Windsor, Colorado?

Windsor, Colorado is served by 3 community water systems, not one: Town of Windsor, City of Greeley, Fort Collins Loveland Water District. Which one serves a given house depends on the address. Smaller overlaps, usually a neighbouring system's boundary crossing the town line, are listed below the main ones. Shares add to more than 100% because a wholesaler's boundary can cover the same ground as the retail system that buys from it.

Who is my water provider?

Type a Colorado address, or use your location. This names the community water systems whose EPA service-area boundary contains that point.

The systems serving Windsor

Town of Windsor

Covers about 99% of Windsor · reports serving 23,500 people in all · purchased surface water

City of Greeley

Covers about 28% of Windsor · reports serving 132,310 people in all · surface water

Fort Collins Loveland Water District

Covers about 23% of Windsor · reports serving 63,532 people in all · purchased surface water

The town outline is the Census place boundary; the filled areas are EPA service areas. Blue is a boundary a utility or county traced; amber is one EPA modelled from census places.

Smaller overlaps (3)

Each of these covers less than 8% of Windsor — usually a neighbouring system's boundary crossing the town line, sometimes a genuine pocket of customers.

Common questions

Who is my water provider in Windsor, Colorado?

Windsor, Colorado is served by 3 community water systems, not one: Town of Windsor, City of Greeley, Fort Collins Loveland Water District. Which one serves a given house depends on the address.

Why does Windsor have more than one water provider?

Service areas follow districts and annexations, not town limits, so a town is often split between several systems, and a wholesaler's area can overlay the retail system that buys from it. The address lookup on this page settles which one covers a given point.

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Town outline: US Census cartographic place boundaries. Service areas and system facts: EPA SDWIS and the Community Water System Service Area Boundaries (v3, 2026), fetched 2026-09-08. A share is the fraction of the town's area a boundary covers, so shares can exceed 100% in total where a wholesaler's area overlays a retail system's. No population is stated for the town itself; every population here is the system's own report to EPA. Report a problem →