Storms are a part of every climate, everywhere in the world and no matter where you live, they’re a fact of life. The larger the storm, the bigger the impact and the flooding repercussions from the more severe events can send out ripple effects—from physical damage to the community to the emotional psyche of residents. That’s why it’s so important to have a proven resource in the Denver metro area that proactively protects against those ripples.
Mile High Flood District is that resource. Our passionate people and their applied expertise have helped us create innovative solutions that address stormwater and watershed holistically. Together, we protect people, property, and our environment through preservation, mitigation, and education.
We designed our mission and vision statements to be living, breathing reflections of who we are and what we want to accomplish. That’s why they aren’t just written down someplace to be forgotten. Each and every MHFD team member has them memorized to ensure we live them every day.
Our mission is to protect people, property, and our environment through preservation, mitigation, and education.
Our vision is to be the Denver region’s most trusted resource for stream preservation and flood solutions.
These statements keep us grounded and act as guides for what we do today and will continue to do in the future.
Advocate for Public Safety
By reducing flood damage, by increasing awareness of flood risk, and through responsible design and community development.
Support for Local Governments
By building partnerships, influencing responsible practices, and promoting community welfare.
Care for People and Culture
By fostering an environment that cares for, supports, inspires, and empowers employees.
Use Public Funds Responsibly
Through flexible and efficient processes and by leveraging resources to maximize community and environmental benefit.
Be Stewards of Watersheds and Streams
By promoting natural and beneficial functions of floodplains and responsible watershed management.
Advance the Practice
Of science, engineering, and management of watersheds and streams through research, innovation, and education.
Mile High Flood District offers numerous services that cover flood management, stream mitigation, stormwater, research and more.
Learn MoreThe Flood Control District provide services to all or parts of 41 local governments in the Denver region.
RESOLUTION NO. 66, SERIES OF 2019 – Amendment to the District’s Floodplain Regulation
RESOLUTION NO. 66, SERIES OF 2019 – Amendment to the District’s Floodplain Regulation (REDLINE)
Arvada
Aurora
Boulder
Bow Mar
Brighton
Broomfield
Castle Pines
Centennial
Cherry Hills Village
Columbine Valley
Commerce City
Denver
Edgewater
Englewood
Erie
Federal Heights
Foxfield
Glendale
Golden
Greenwood Village
Lafayette
Lakeside
Lakewood
Littleton
Lochbuie
Lone Tree
Louisville
Morrison
Mountain View
Northglenn
Parker
Sheridan
Superior
Thornton
Westminster
Wheat Ridge
As a public servant, MHFD takes the stewardship of your tax dollars very seriously. By being open and transparent with our finances and budgets, we prove our dedication to serving the greater good.