Plant tours, WaterFest, take-back days, and public meetings — one calendar that's easy to scan, filter by category, and add to your own.
What's coming up
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Tours & education
Free guided walking tours of the facility, twice every Tuesday through the season. Book at least a month ahead; ages 9 and up, closed-toed shoes required.
Tours & education
An afternoon walking tour of the treatment process from headworks to the river, drawn from the public calendar event SPR currently promotes on its homepage.
Community
SPR's signature community celebration on the facility grounds along the river — the biggest public day of the year at the plant.
Public meetings
SPR is governed by a Supervisory Committee drawn from both owner cities. Meetings are open to the public; dates and agendas post to the Englewood and Littleton city calendars, and this page links straight to them so nothing drifts out of date.
Services
Drop off holiday cooking grease and oil so it ends up recovered as energy instead of hardening in the pipes under your street.
Event names, dates, and times come from SPR's public website and calendar, checked June 9, 2026; the committee listing reflects SPR's governance structure. Category tags and the .ics downloads are working prototype demonstrations — the files are generated in your browser, and nothing is fetched from any server.
Under the hood
The current site's inventory counts 23 events. In this redesign every one migrates into a structured WordPress event type — date, time, category, location — instead of living as free-form page text.
Structure is what makes the rest automatic. Categories power the filters above and the What's happening list on the homepage. Each dated listing carries a one-click .ics download — try one — and the production build adds a subscribable feed for the whole calendar, plus Mailchimp announcements that draw from the same entries staff already wrote.
And where someone else owns the schedule — like Supervisory Committee dates on the two cities' calendars — this page links to the source instead of copying it, so the answer is never stale.
Publish once
Filters, homepage listings, calendar downloads, email announcements, and the Spanish mirror all read from the same WordPress entry — so keeping 23 events current is one job, not five.