Welcome to the Official Website of Entranosa Water Association

Our Mission

  • Reliably supply quality drinking water at a reasonable price to our membership, such that the Association is self-sustaining
  • Promote water conservation
  • Provide leadership for our Community concerning water issues
  • Protect our ground water resources through environmentally responsible business practices
  • Pursue water service opportunities in the East Mountain and Estancia Basin Regions

 

 

This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

Welcome to Entranosa Water Association!

WELCOME...   Entranosa Water Association is a non-profit, private, cooperative.   We attempt to serve all reasonable requests for water service within our service area.  Our service meets all State and County requirements. 

Entranosa is an equal opportunity employer.

 

Entranosa Information

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Enjoy working with complex systems? You may be interested in checking out the job description for the position as CEO  of Entranosa Water System. Click here for Position Description.

Click here for the Advertisement of the Open Position.

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Avoid delays in paying your water bill! Make checks payable to: Entranosa Water Association, PO Box 561601, Denver CO   80256-1601.   

 

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Water Measurements

March 31, 2027

Hardness. We measured 27 grains of hardness at the office for the month of March 2026.  Reading was taken on March 30, 2026. 

Average Household Usage: Average household usage for March was 3,832 gallons; February was 5,060 gallons; January was 3,986 gllons;  December was 4,044 gallons; November was 5,795 gallons; October was 6,702 gallonsSeptember was 8,135 gallons; August was 8,454 gallons; July was 7,562 gallons; June was 7,463 gallons; May was 5,689 gallons; April was 4,557 gallons; March 2025 was 3,963; February was 5,410 gallons; January was 4,202 gallons;  December was 7,030 unchanged from November. October was 6,603; September 8,236 gallons; August was 9,362; July was...

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