Protecting people, property, and our environment.

Mile High Flood District is dedicated to preservation, mitigation, and education.

Your resident experts for flood management and stream preservation

The Mile High Flood District is your trusted resource for stormwater and watershed management. Since 1969, we have been designing and building effective flood control and warning measures, open spaces, and regional paths, as well as removing trash and debris in our streams.

Residents

Be aware of the flood risks in your area and see how your tax dollars are being wisely spent.

Partners

Discover a trusted business partner that can help you design and build better mitigation solutions.

What We Do

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Flood Safety

Learn how to protect your home and property from flood risks.

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Floodplain Management

See how we help local governments identify flood risk and update floodplain boundaries.

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Stream Projects

Discover design, construction and maintenance activities through our partnerships with local governments.

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Watershed Master Planning

Read about how we partner with communities to develop watershed master plans.

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Research

See the stormwater Best Management Practice sites collecting data to protect and improve our city.

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MHFD Confluence

MHFD Confluence is a new web application from the Mile High Flood District. It combines GIS Mapping, Project Creation, Budgeting, Project Management, Master Plans, Stream Assessments, and more into a single interface. MHFD Confluence is available now at confluence.mhfd.org. Look forward to the Project Management and Watershed Story modules in the coming years!

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RECENT NEWS

MHFD is Moving to Lakewood!

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Marshall Fire Recovery Efforts and MHFD’s Vegetation Management Approach MHFD is supporting our local governments and communities as they evaluate damage and begin the recovery process. Read more to find out what we are doing and understand our vegetation management approach.

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