Welcome to the Dillon Valley Metro District Website
CONSTRUCTION NOTICE: The sewer lines beneath the upper section of Straight Creek Drive are scheduled for replacement in June, coinciding with the Summit County Road and Bridge replacement project. Intermittent water outages may occur during the replacement of the lines. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Additional updates will be provided, and the website will be regularly updated with the latest information.
The Dillon Valley District has provided drinking water to roughly 3,000 residents in the Dillon Valley area since 1968. Your water is treated utilizing multiple steps to remove and disinfect any bacteria that meets the strict State and Federal drinking water standards, ensuring your water is safe for consumption. Our staff continuously monitors the water supply to serve our customers in the Dillon Valley community.
Administration: For general District information, billing questions, and building sign-offs, contact:
Angelique Justich, District Administrator
970-306-7233
PO BOX 3428
Dillon, CO 80435
Emergency Service: For water system emergencies such as water leaks or water supply issues, or for sewer system issues, please call Water Solution, Inc.
Water Solutions, Inc
Office Line: 970-262-0217
24/7 Emergency Line: 970-389-9882
There is a special meeting of the Board of Directors scheduled at 12:30pm on May 1st, 2025. Members of the public can attend at 1414 Straight Creek Drive, Dillon.
The monthly meeting for the Board of Directors in May and June 2025 have been changed to the following dates:
May 22nd, 2025
June 11th, 2025
The Dillon Valley District encourages water conservation.
Voluntary water restrictions are in effect from May 1st to October 1st.
- Outside usage is not allowed on Mondays.
- The water days for properties whose street address ends in an odd number are Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
- The water days for properties whose street address ends in an even number, including 0, are Wednesday, Friday and Sunday.
- Outside usage is not encouraged between the hours of 9am and 6pm.
- DO NOT water the gutter or road. Make sure your sprinkler is only watering your lawn.
- Never run an open hose. Always use a nozzle with a shut-off.
- Hand watering, using either a watering can or a hose with a shut off nozzle is ALLOWED at any time (no restrictions as to days or time).
- Don’t overwater your lawn; step on the grass; if it springs back up when you move your foot, it does not need water.
- Check out https://highcountryconservation.org for water saving tips.
In addition, continue with:
- Only run your dishwasher and washing machine when full.
- Check all pipes and faucets for leaks.
- Put a jug of water in the fridge instead of running the tap until it gets cold.
- Mow lawns 2–1/2 to 3 inches in height—taller grass height encourages deeper root growth and better drought tolerance. Return mulch clippings to the lawn.