Cherokee Metropolitan District Revenue and Competitors

The Cherokee Metropolitan District (CMD) was originally established in 1957. It is a not-for-profit, quasi-municipal governmental entity that was formed per Title 32 of the Colorado Revised State Statutes. The services provided are primarily water and sanitary sewer operations for Cimarron Hills customers, community parks, golf courses, as well as maintenance of street lighting. The District encompasses roughly 6300 acres and serves some 17,945 customers and also includes an area roughly 20 miles east of the main District boundaries, which encompasses 800 acres with nearly 100 additional residential taps. Our mission is to meet or exceed our customer’s needs by providing uninterrupted water and sewer service, quality water, clean parks and well lit streets; to continually strive to attain the highest quality service at a reasonable cost; and to prepare for the anticipated needs and requirements of our current and future customers.