Monitoring · C.R.S. §37-92-302 resumes

Water Docket

Colorado water-court resumes, prepared for review.

Positioning

Water Docket converts each monthly resume into source-linked, deadline-aware matches against a firm’s watchlists. Every application in the resume is accounted for, whether it matches a watch profile or not.

Attorneys determine relevance and action.

How it works
01

The division publishes its monthly resume.

Each of Colorado’s seven water divisions issues a monthly resume of the applications filed with its water court, as provided by C.R.S. §37-92-302.

02

Every application is transcribed and linked to the source document.

Entries are transcribed in full, field by field. Each one carries a link back to the page of the published resume it was taken from, so any line can be checked against the original.

03

Applications are matched against the firm’s watch profiles.

Matches are grouped by the profile that caught them. Every application that was set aside is listed as well, alongside the reason it was set aside, so nothing leaves the month’s record without an explanation.

04

A person reviews and approves before anything is released.

A reviewer reads the transcription, the matches, and the dates against the source document. Nothing reaches the firm unread.

Sample brief

What the firm receives.

One document per division-month. Matched applications first, set-aside applications after, every row traceable to the resume it came from.

Water Docket · review brief [division] · [period]

Matched applications

[count] of [total]
Case no.ApplicantTypeWatch profileResponse dueSource
[case number][applicant][type][watch profile][deadline][page]
[case number][applicant][type][watch profile][deadline][page]
[case number][applicant][type][watch profile][deadline][page]
[case number][applicant][type][watch profile][deadline][page]

Set aside, with reason

[count] of [total]
Case no.ApplicantTypeReason set asideSource
[case number][applicant][type][reason][page]
[case number][applicant][type][reason][page]
[case number][applicant][type][reason][page]

Every application in the resume appears in one of the two lists above.

Contact

Start with one division and one month.

Send the watchlists your firm already keeps. We transcribe a resume you choose, match against those lists, and return the brief for your review.

Privacy: we collect the email address you write from and any watchlist criteria you send us. Neither is shared outside Water Docket. Please send criteria only — basins, structures, or stream reaches — not client names or files.

What this is and is not

Water Docket transcribes and links. It does not evaluate injury, recommend opposition, or prepare filings.

Attorneys determine relevance and action.