10th Circuit Court Permits Denver Water to Proceed with Gross Reservoir Expansion
The 10th Circuit Court has allowed Denver Water to complete the expansion of the Gross Reservoir.
Denver, CO, September 16, 2026 —
The United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit has ruled in favor of Denver Water, permitting the completion of the Gross Reservoir expansion project. The decision lifts a previous injunction that had halted progress on the long-debated undertaking.
The Gross Reservoir, located in Boulder County, Colorado, is a key component of Denver Water’s infrastructure. The proposed expansion aims to increase the reservoir’s storage capacity. The specifics of the project’s scale and timeline were not detailed in the provided information.
Details regarding the legal challenge that led to the injunction were not available. However, the 10th Circuit Court’s reversal allows Denver Water to resume and complete the expansion efforts without further judicial impediment related to this specific legal action. The court’s specific reasoning for lifting the injunction was not provided.
The Gross Reservoir expansion has been a subject of discussion and, at times, contention. This latest court ruling represents a significant development for Denver Water’s water supply management plans. The outcome of the legal proceedings, including the specific parties involved in the challenge and the grounds for their opposition, were not elaborated upon.
Further information concerning the projected completion dates, the scope of work remaining, and the potential environmental or community impacts of the completed expansion were not disclosed in the summary. Denver Water’s official statement or further project details following this ruling are anticipated.
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