Automated readings from the rain gages throughout the city. These rain gages use 'tipping buckets' to measure rainfall; whenever the 'bucket' tips, the incremental rainfall data are recorded. Because of this measurement system, this dataset is only updated when there are new 'bucket tips'; the system searches for new data several times an hour, but only updates this dataset if there are new records. The data rate is limited, so for heavy rainfall there will be multiple 'bucket tips' in one record.

The real-time map of these values is located at https://gisweb.fcgov.com/HTML5Viewer/Index.html?viewer=Flood%20Warning

Time series of daily City of Fort Collins treated-water demand, reported in 'millions of gallons per day' (MGD).

Note that this is provisional data unless otherwise specified.

This view of data provides comparison of monthly electric costs at 117 N Mason Street for the years 2005-2016.

Water quality measurements for the City of Fort Collins.

This data set contains information on the utility consumption and costs at multiple City facilities.

Time series of daily City of Fort Collins wastewater in need of reclamation, reported in 'millions of gallons per day' (MGD).

Note that this is provisional data unless otherwise specified.

History of stormwater rates in Fort Collins. This includes a breakdown of each change and where the rate change is applied, where applicable.

Gallons per Capita per Day (GPCD) water use from the City of Fort Collins distribution plant.

These values do not include large contractual water use.

This includes all solar (photovoltaic) systems interconnected with Fort Collins Utilities distribution system and includes three fields: the date of service, system address, and solar system capacity (kilowatts-DC).

Automated readings from the city-wide flood warning system, which is made up in part of stream-flow gages throughout the city. While these data specify flow rates at each gage, extreme care should be taken if using these measurements as flow data; the sensors are not placed ideally for accurate flow measurements and they are not monitored closely enough for this purpose. This is the raw sensor data and analysis would be needed to use for anything but flood monitoring.

The real-time map of these values is located at https://gisweb.fcgov.com/HTML5Viewer/Index.html?viewer=Flood%20Warning