Estes Park Sanitation

Serving Estes Park since 1941

Estes Park Sanitation District (EPSD) is a division of local government known as a Special District. EPSD incorporated March 1940 under the laws of the State of Colorado and is the oldest Special District in the state. EPSD was the brainchild of a few insightful citizens, whose primary concern was preserving the beauty and quality of life in the Estes Valley by developing a wastewater collection and treatment system for Estes Park, CO, a quaint town located near the base of Rocky Mountain National Park. These individuals wanted the system to be affordable, not an excessive financial burden on its users. Despite increasingly stringent CO Department of Health regulations and US Environmental Protection Agency mandates, that same management principle remains an integral goal of today's Board of Directors some eighty years later.

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rules and regulations

Rules and Regulations exist for each District department: Plant; Collections, also known as Lines; and, Office. Not sure what you can discharge into the sewer system? Curious what the requirements are for sewer service lines? Concerned because you failed to pay timely? Those questions and many others are answered in District Rules and Regulations. If after reviewing documents found in the link below, questions remain, call 970-586-2866. If administrative staff is unable to answer your specific questions, you will be directed to appropriate personnel.

Rules & Regs

RATES AND FEES

District bills Residential and Commercial customers quarterly for sewer service. User, service and miscellaneous charges may apply. Residential customers are charged a flat, annual fee based on property classification. For customer convenience, the annual charge is equally split and billed the beginning of each calendar quarter for that quarter's service. Commercial customers are billed the end of each calendar quarter because charges are based on actual water usage recorded by Town of Estes Park. System Investment or Development fees (also known as tap fees) apply to new construction and remodels. Click the link below to review or download the current Rate and Fee Schedule. If after reviewing information found in the link, questions remain, call 970-586-2866. If administrative staff is unable to answer your specific questions, you will be directed to appropriate personnel.

rate and fee schedule

CUSTOMER CONTACTS

Customer contact information may be provided in many different manners: in person, phone, mail, email or via online entry or pdf download using the link below. The information provided is used for quarterly billing and related correspondence: it will never be sold or shared for marketing purposes. Kindly apprise District in advance of contact information changes as wastewater emergencies do arise; in such an instance, it is imperative that District reach you promptly.

Customer PROFILE FORM

Initiate or amend ach draft

Automatic withdrawal via ACH (automated clearing house) draft is a service District offers customers free of charge as it ensures timely remittance. If you desire District automatically withdraw quarterly sewer payments from a preferred checking or savings account on your behalf, ACH is the service for you. Click the link below to initiate new or amend existing ACH service via online entry or pdf download. The information provided is confidentially stored and used strictly for quarterly sewer payment draft.

ACH FORM