Utilities - Rural Services
For those not eligible for municipal water and sewer services, the options vary by location. Waste disposal requires a County permit for a private septic system.
For permit information call the Delta County Planning Department at 874-2110.
Domestic water service may or may not be available depending on location. Below is a list of rural domestic water companies:
Cathedral Domestic Water 921-4444
Crawford Mesa Domestic Water, PO Box 261, Crawford, CO 81415
Fruitland Mesa Domestic Water 527-3662 (North Fork Accounting)
Lazear Domestic Water 872-3036
Leroux Creek Water Users 30869 L 25 Road, Hotchkiss, CO 81419
Redlands MesaWater Users 26083 Moss Rock Rd, Hotchkiss
Rogers Mesa Domestic Water 872-3415
Somerset Domestic Water 929-5636
If no domestic water service is available, water may be hauled by purchasing water at any of the town’s standpipes.
Water hauling can also be contracted by calling: Bob’s Water Hauling Service at 921-3131 or North Fork Water Service at 527-3060.
It is important to note that each of the valley towns has complete authority to control the sale of water from their municipal systems. The authority extends not only to the cost of the commodity, but to its actual availability.
For permit information call the Delta County Planning Department at 874-2110.
Domestic water service may or may not be available depending on location. Below is a list of rural domestic water companies:
Cathedral Domestic Water 921-4444
Crawford Mesa Domestic Water, PO Box 261, Crawford, CO 81415
Fruitland Mesa Domestic Water 527-3662 (North Fork Accounting)
Lazear Domestic Water 872-3036
Leroux Creek Water Users 30869 L 25 Road, Hotchkiss, CO 81419
Redlands MesaWater Users 26083 Moss Rock Rd, Hotchkiss
Rogers Mesa Domestic Water 872-3415
Somerset Domestic Water 929-5636
If no domestic water service is available, water may be hauled by purchasing water at any of the town’s standpipes.
Water hauling can also be contracted by calling: Bob’s Water Hauling Service at 921-3131 or North Fork Water Service at 527-3060.
It is important to note that each of the valley towns has complete authority to control the sale of water from their municipal systems. The authority extends not only to the cost of the commodity, but to its actual availability.
