Water service in the Stagecoach Townhomes area may experience intermittent interruptions on November 20th and 21st between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. as crews perform essential maintenance on the water supply system. For more information, please see the link below. For immediate assistance, contact us at [email protected].
We are currently experiencing a phone outage and apologize for any inconvenience. For immediate help, please reach us by email at [email protected] or call our backup line at (970) 736-0177.
The Morrison Creek Metropolitan Water & Sanitation District is the water and sanitation service provider for the Stagecoach Development. Stagecoach is a rural community of approximately 700 residents located between Oak Creek and Steamboat Springs in Routt County, Colorado. It is a beautiful area surrounded by mountains and highlighted by its proximity to Stagecoach Reservoir. Recreational activities abound here.
District Board meetings are normally scheduled for the third Thursday of every month at 5:00 PM. Meeting location is at the offices of Sharp, Sherman & Engle, 401 Lincoln Avenue in Steamboat Springs, across the street and one block east of the Routt County Court House.
District Board meetings are normally scheduled for the third Thursday of every month at 5:00 PM. The meeting location for this month’s meeting is the District’s offices located at 24490 Uncompahgre Road, Oak Creek, Colorado.
The service fees are posted and billed every other month (examples are 1/1 thru 2/28 or 3/1 thru 4/30)
The Morrison Creek Metropolitan Water & Sanitation District was formed in 1972 as the vehicle to provide water and sanitation service for the Woodmoor Corporation’s Stagecoach Development. We are a Colorado Title 32 Special District governed by a five person elected Board of Directors who meet on a monthly basis. The District encompasses 11,500 acres in South Routt County Colorado.
Currently the District serves approximately 400 single family living units via central water and sewer lines and another 110 homes which are on individual wells and vaults. The District maintains 70,000 feet of water line, 75,000 feet of sewer line, two 500,000 gallon water storage tanks, four wells, two booster pump stations, two sewage lift stations, a wastewater treatment plant and many hydrants, valves, manholes and associated equipment.
The demise of the Woodmoor Corporation in the mid 70’s and subsequent bankruptcy of the District have resulted in many challenges for the District and Stagecoach area. Anticipated development and growth has occurred at a much slower rate than projected. The District successfully completed the performance of the bankruptcy plan in August 2000.
Interest in the area is on the increase, several new service connections have recently been added.