Clifton Sanitation District

Clifton Sanitation District is a septic service in Clifton, CO. The district manages the inspection, maintenance, repair, and upgrading of more than 75 miles of wastewater collection and conveyance piping throughout the Clifton area. The organization maintains a 4.00 rating and provides essential wastewater services to the local community.

Established by an election in 1967, the district operates a wastewater treatment facility capable of processing 2.5 million gallons per day. Through a multi-stage mechanical and biological process, the facility removes contaminants to allow for safe discharge into the Colorado River, supporting downstream recreation and aquatic habitats. The district also utilizes treated water for agricultural crops and lawns, and repurposes biosolids as a soil amendment on district properties. Current infrastructure improvements include the development of a solar array and battery energy storage system, supported by a grant from the Department of Local Affairs Climate Resiliency Challenge Grant Program.

The district office is located on D Road, situated about 0.3 miles from Candlewood Community Park and 0.4 miles from both the Clifton Nature Park and the Colorado River. It is also a short drive from Kimwood Park.

The Clifton Sanitation District is recognized for its commitment to providing high-standard wastewater services at a practical cost. The district is known for its long-standing history of managing essential public infrastructure and its dedication to environmental benefits through advanced treatment processes and sustainable energy projects.

The Clifton Sanitation District provides reliable wastewater management and essential utility services to the residents and agricultural needs of Clifton.