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On June 16, 2026, Clear Creek County approved a Water Leasing and Basin-Wide Augmentation Plan Participation Agreement with Jonelle and John Paul Haddad for a residential pond at 635 Mill Creek Road in Dumont. The agreement enrolls their property in the County’s basin-wide augmentation plan (Case No. 05CW302) and commits the County to provide up to 0.385 acre-feet for an initial pond fill and 0.332 acre-feet annually for ongoing evaporative depletions, using fully consumable Henderson Mine, Vidler Tunnel, Green Lake and Guanella Reservoir supplies. The lease term is one year with automatic annual renewals while the lessee remains in compliance, and pricing is tied to a $3000 per acre-foot delivered base rate with CPI and future fee adjustments. This deal shows the County actively expanding participation in its augmentation program and managing measurement, accounting, and legal compliance obligations, which may create needs for ongoing water engineering, metering hardware, SCADA/telemetry, and legal support as more properties join. Vendors that support Western water rights accounting, augmentation plan operations, and instrumentation could position for future work as Clear Creek scales this program through 2071 and handles additional private inclusions and basin-level optimization.
Clear Creek County Public and Environmental Health executed a Statement of Work with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, effective around June 16, 2026, to implement the Child Fatality Prevention Act and Maternal Child Health (MCH) program. Under this agreement, the County must run multidisciplinary local child fatality review teams, collect and upload detailed case data into the National Center for Fatality Review and Prevention’s Case Reporting System, analyze trends, and implement evidence-based, equity-focused prevention strategies and systems improvements. The SOW also requires Clear Creek to plan, implement, and evaluate local MCH priority projects, complete annual reporting and mid‑year check‑ins, and specifically address children and youth with special health care needs. CDPHE will pay the County $3550 for CFPS activities and $5399 for MCH work in four quarterly installments, which primarily funds staff time but also signals an ongoing programmatic platform where the County will need data systems, analytic support, training content, facilitation, and community‑based interventions. Vendors in public health analytics, SaaS case management, evaluation, and program design can approach Public & Environmental Health to support deliverable execution and enhance their capacity to meet these state‑driven requirements through 2027 and beyond.
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