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Waterfall Metropolitan District No. 1

Metropolitan Districts are governmental entities and political subdivisions of the State of Colorado, designed to serve as perpetual quasi-municipal corporations, each operating with an elected five-person Board of Directors. The primary purpose of the Districts is to finance public infrastructure required by the development and to provide an ongoing governmental structure for the operation and maintenance of district improvements and facilities.

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Location

City of Loveland, Colorado

Established

2008

Website

Waterfall Metropolitan District No. 1

Phone Number

970-669-3611

District Team

  • Bryan NewbyDistrict Manager
  • Kieyesia ConawayDistrict Administrator
  • Bryce RogersAccountant
  • Dillon GamberFacility Operations Manager
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Krista AckermanVolunteers, Special Events, & Care DirectorServe 6.8

"The new home kits that we receive from Pinnacle help our youth exiting foster care and our single parents with necessary items to start making a home. Most of these folks move in with nothing… these kits give them a head start. They cannot buy these items with food stamps so it often takes months to acquire the essential supplies. We are lucky to partner with a company like Pinnacle who supports local non profits."

GeriAnna EchelbergerNavigator, VIP Program at The Edge CommunityLoveland Housing Authority

"Pinnacle has been a reliable and consistent partner of The Matthews House for many years now! They have provided many dinners (with fun activities!) to families that work with The Matthews House from all over Larimer County. Countless hamburgers and hot dogs have been grilled, and the friendly faces of Pinnacle staff have made our participants feel welcome and included. In recent years, Pinnacle has increased their engagement with The Matthews House to support our clients and staff all throughout the year. Pinnacle volunteers have helped with our annual fundraising gala, gathered school supplies for our high school students who don't have as many resources, run bingo night for families, served turkey and mashed potatoes at our annual Thanksgiving dinner, and collected non-perishable food to deliver with frozen turkeys to families across Larimer County right before Thanksgiving. Their commitment to The Matthews House's mission and to the families needing more support in Larimer County has helped us to serve the needs of families in many different ways. We would not be able to do all the events we have done without the support of Pinnacle staff and funds. They are committed to giving back to the community, and we always know we can contact Pinnacle when dreaming up a new project or another way to help families!"

Lise Harwell, M.Ed.Education and Enrichment DirectorThe Matthews House

"Pinnacle has been a strong partner as we have seen our own organization grow and evolve. Thanks to their solid performance we have expanded the services they provide, knowing we can count on them to deliver. We’ve appreciated the relationship we’ve built and confidently recommend them for your agency."

David WolfFire ChiefEstes Valley Fire Protection District

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Jeff IrvinExecutive DirectorJefferson County Emergency Communications Authority (JCECA)