Mile High Flood District replaced a torn out concrete lined channel with a restored stream with increased capacity and greater ecological function.
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A concrete lined channel was torn out and replaced by a restored stream with increased capacity and greater ecological function. On a recent site visit I saw a school of…
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Mile High Flood District
Protecting People, Property, and the Environment. We are now the Mile High Flood District!
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- Civil Engineering
- Location
- Lakewood, US
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Mile High Flood District
Protecting People, Property, and the Environment. Planning, design, construction, maintenance, and early flood warning – The work we do now ensures your safety during a flood. Our philosophy of working in concert with nature produces open space and recreation for all to enjoy on the days when there is no flood.
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