About EPSD

Serving Estes Park Since 1941

In 2016, District added a new headworks building to the wastewater treatment facility (WWTF). While most headworks' facilities address processes such as screening, grit removal, chemical addition and flow measuring, our project also addressed the tail-end of treatment.

Pictured are dissolved air flotation (DAF) devices used to polish effluent prior to UV disinfection. The DAF and UV components have proven to be wonderful additions to the treatment process making this a truly multi-functional building!

(970) 586-3516

tGASSMANN@estesparksanitation.org

Serving Estes Park Since 1941

As is the case with many older wastewater districts, most of our collection system was vitrified clay pipe (VCP). In the late 1980's, District initiated an aggressive pipe replacement program to upgrade the aging collection system with the goal of improving service quality. Today, more than 80% of our collection system pipe is PVC, ductile iron or HDPHE.

Pictured is a pneumatic hammer used in the pipe bursting process: this equipment splits the old pipe and pulls new HDPHE pipe in its place.

(970) 586-3516

dgladson@estesparksanitation.org

Serving Estes Park Since 1941

EPSD's office is located at 1201 Graves Ave, Ste A in Lakeview Business Center. Here, you may pay your sewer bill; ask billing or service questions; inquire as to wastewater building permit requirements; and/or, attend a monthly board meeting. If administrative staff is unable to answer your questions, they will put you in touch with personnel who can. Contact us via email, phone or in person Monday - Friday 9 - 5 MT excluding major holidays.

Please find a link to District's Transparency Notice below for additional details.

(970) 586-2866

admin@estesparksanitation.org

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An exterior image of the Estes Park Sanitation District office.

Committed to Providing High Quality Service

District Board of Directors encourage Plant and Lines staff be knowledgeable in all areas of wastewater treatment and collection: to that end, treatment operators receive training in collections and collections, in treatment. Collection staff is GPS trained and District collection system, digitally mapped. Employees with increased skills are more valuable to District and the community as a whole.

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