The Metro Roundtable (MRT), established through the Colorado Water for the 21st Century Act to facilitate discussions on water management issues and encourage locally driven collaborative solutions, consists of up to 25 voting members who collectively represent the Metro region’s unique needs and water uses. There are nine basin roundtables that collectively represent the state's eight major river basins and the Denver metropolitan area. The Metro Roundtable is the only roundtable not designated out of a natural hydrological river basin.

The broad‐based, collaborative nature of this process is reflected in the basin roundtable membership - a set of designated members, at‐large members, non‐voting members, agency liaisons, and the CWCB Board member from each.

The MRT is looking to fill a voting At-Large Seat.

The MRT membership generally meets once a month, the second Thursday of the month at 2:00 p.m. in a hybrid format, both virtual and live at the Denver Water campus in Denver. Meetings generally adjourn around 4:00 p.m. In addition to the regular monthly meeting of the full membership, members are encouraged to be part of standing or temporary committees. For more information about the Metro Roundtable go to Roundtable Guiding Documents .

If you are interested in applying, please submit a nomination to Lisa Darling, MRT Chair, lisadarling@southmetrowater.org, and copy the MRT Recorder, Diane Kielty at dkielty3@msn.com.

Deadline for Applications is Monday, April 27, 2026, by end of business day.

Nominations should include:

1. A letter of interest noting skills/background offered to the roundtable. The letter could demonstrate the support you could provide the category you are applying for‐‐for example how you might "represent" and coordinate with similarly focused stakeholders.

2. A professional resume including your primary residential address.

Contact Lisa Darling with any questions at, lisadarling@southmetrowater.org.

This collection of interactive maps displays the projects that have been funded by the South Platte and Metro Basin Roundtables’ Water Supply Reserve Funds (WSRF) throughout the years.

You can watch a movie about our South Platte Basin, or scroll around on one of the five project maps to learn more about the projects and download a copy of the project report.

Project web maps are divided based on general project geographic extent (i.e. stream reaches, basin wide, etc.)