Utilities

Dedicated to ensuring the public health and safety of our community by providing safe and reliable water, wastewater, and stormwater services. Utilities is responsible for the implementation, operation, and maintenance of all facilities related to the delivery of potable and non-potable water supplies, the collection and treatment of wastewater, and the discharge of storm drainage throughout the City.

The Utilities Department is a separate business entity of the City of Brighton (the Water Activity Enterprise) and is not related to the General Fund or any other City activities. It maintains separate accounting of its revenues and expenditures. This includes a 10-year Capital Improvement Plan and Operating Plan to fund, develop and maintain sustainable infrastructure, safe operations, and manageable growth policies while maintaining sound financial practices.

Drinking Water

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Sanitary Treatment

Sanitary Sewer System

Storm Drainage

Storm Drainage System

Electricity, Natural Gas, & Trash Services

The City of Brighton does not provide services for electricity, natural gas, or trash. Electricity and natural gas services in Brighton are provided by United Power and Xcel Energy, respectively. Trash services are available through multiple providers. View United Power website and Xcel Energy website.

Fix a Leak Week

Nationwide, water leaks account for more than 1 trillion gallons of water wasted annually. This is why the EPA and WaterSense promotes Fix a Leak Week in the third week of March. The 2021 Fix a Leak Week will be March 15 - 21. This is a reminder to all Americans to check their water fixtures and irrigation systems for any water waste. Be sure to download How to Detect Leaks Checklist.

Contact Us

  1. Louis Morris

    Project Coordinator
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Fix a Leak Facts

Manhole Rehabilitation Project

The City of Brighton is undergoing a new project to improve the sanitary sewer collection. By the end of this year Brighton will complete the rehabilitation of 214 manholes throughout the city. The map below shows the location of every manhole. 

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ManholeRehabMap

Or click here to download printable PDF.