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• 1. (269) 965-5203
• 2. (402) 347-4431
• 3. (814) 515-9873
• 4. (858) 295-3501
• 5. (877) 987-2782
• 6. (925) 954-1490
• 7. 402-675-3085
• 8. 414-571-4500
• 9. 724-252-2789
• 10. 888-825-4716

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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What is yellow creek lodge like by water?

  By water, Yellow Creek Lodge is in a cove less than a half mile from the no wake zone at Aqua Yacht Harbor. Yellow Creek Lodge has a shallow creek running along the property line from the woods to the year-round deep water cove. Walk or drive 50 yards from house down paved surface to enclosed, double boathouse with small swim platform.

• Why choose Deer Creek Water Corporation?

  At Deer Creek Water Corporation, we are committed to providing safe, high quality water services to our community, while maintaining a standard of excellence in customer service and environmental conservation. Looking for the most convenient way to pay your bill?

• How do i pay my bear creek water association bill?

  Welcome to the Bear Creek Water Association’s online payment center. Paying your bill has now become even easier. We have launched a new online payment center to better serve our customers. We accept payment directly from your checking account via “eCheck”. All online customers must register on our new site.

• When was the bear creek water system built?

  The original Bear Creek water system, funded with Farmers Home Administration loans, was built in 1971 and went into operation in late 1972, serving about 600 customers.

• Where is Todd Creek Village’s water supply sourced?

  Todd Creek Village community’s water supply is sourced from the South Platte River. Our water rights allow us to utilize water out of the South Platte River (a renewable water source), purify it and distribute it through our system. We have several water storage reservoirs that allow us to pull water from the South Platte River whenever we need it.