Colorado Public Water Systems (serve 25 or more persons for 60 or more days per year), Non-Community Systems (consumers, NOT residents), Non-Transient (same non-resident users daily) Ground water source. Consumers expect, and Colorado law requires, that all public water systems provide consistently safe drinking. Systems must ensure that their water supply is safe for all consumers.

Colorado Public Water Systems (serve 25 or more persons for 60 or more days per year), Non-Community Systems (consumers, NOT residents), Transient ((different users daily). Consumers expect, and Colorado law requires, that all public water systems provide consistently safe drinking. This is a formidable challenge for all systems but especially for community public water systems that use any amount of surface water as their source. These systems must...

It is the intent of this guide help purchased water systems determine their responsibilities and those of their suppliers. To determine the responsibilities of a purchased water system, the system must understand its relationship with the supply system from which it purchases water. A purchased water system is a type of consecutive system, but it may also be an integrated system, depending on its established agreement with the supply system.

Students learning English as a second language in Colorado are faced with all of the content challenges of a native English speaker, in addition to learning a new language. The English Language Development (ELD) Standards represent a two-year process involving highly qualified ESL/Bilingual educators from across the state.

Colorados Race to the Top Monitoring Plan defines strategies for both programmatic and fiscal monitoring at the state and subgrantee levels with respect to implementation of their approved scopes of work.