Help protect Aurora from

fracking.

Protect the Aurora Reservoir and its surrounding communities from the current proposal to drill 160+ wells on land shared by the reservoir and the Lowry Landfill Superfund Site.

Learn How You Can Take Action

Concerned About Sunlight-Long?

Join us in calling on Arapahoe County Commissioners to reconsider the Sunlight-Long project and put community health, safety, and drinking water first. Join us in asking for accountability and transparency.
Read more and sign the petition. ✍️

SIGN THE PETITION NOW!

Affected by active fracking sites within the Lowry Ranch and SE Aurora?

If you’re experiencing disturbances caused by light, noise, odor or traffic as a result of newly active Lowry Ranch industrial fracking sites, please immediately inform Arapahoe County here and the Colorado ECMC here.

Complaint Process at Arapahoe County

Please go to this page and be sure to select “Oil & Gas Complaint/Concern” in the “Department” menu. Please note the oil & gas site name if you know which one it is as well.

Note: While Arapahoe County has recently launched an oil & gas facility inspection program, inspections only occur twice per year. County officials will need to hear about real-time disturbances directly from citizens like you!

FILE A COUNTY COMPLAINT

Complaint Process at Colorado ECMC

Option 1: Go to this site and be sure to provide as much detail as possible about what you’re seeing, smelling, hearing or experiencing. If you know the facility name or operator, please provide this information as well. The site supports uploads of supporting documents including PDF, JPG and PNG files of 10MB or less.
Option 2: Email your complaint to: dnr_ecmc_complaints@state.co.us
Option 3: Call the central complaint line at 1-888-235-1101

FILE A STATE COMPLAINT

What’s the threat?

SM Energy (formerly Civitas Resources) has been granted exclusive rights to develop hydraulic fracturing wells in a 32,000-acre area east of the Aurora Reservoir known as Lowry Ranch. If each well pad is fully approved, the total project will result in:

73,000

Tons of air pollutants
including volatile organic compounds (VOCs)

10,000

Households exposed to increased health risks including asthma, heart disease, and childhood cancer

3.9bn

Gallons of contaminated fresh water
in a state with a severe water crisis

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