Holbrook Mutual Irrigating Company
- Town
- Rocky Ford
- Basin
- Arkansas
- Organized
- 1953
- Standing with the Colorado Secretary of State
- In good standing
- Colorado SOS entity ID
- 19871124609
- Principal office address on state record
- 26334 Hwy 266, Rocky Ford, CO 81067
- Registered agent
- DEBORAH PEARL HALL
- Water source
- Arkansas River
- Earliest decreed right
- 1889 per Colorado DWR records
Sources: Colorado Secretary of State business records as of August 3, 2026 (standing, principal office address, registered agent, formation date, entity ID), and Colorado Department of Water Resources net-amount records as of August 11, 2026 for the water source and earliest decreed right, including rights recorded only as alternate-point/exchange (APEX) amounts (each links to the state's own record). Compiled by DitchBook from public records, not edited by the company — how this page is built and what it can't tell you.
Official public-record contact
Contact Holbrook Mutual Irrigating Company
- Contact
- Donny Hansen, President
- Phone
- 719-853-6302
- Mailing address
- Debbie Hall P O Box 34, Cheraw CO 81030
This contact appears in an official public record dated 2025; confirm the details before relying on it. Source checked August 15, 2026; source listing: Holbrook Mutual Irrigating Company; sources: IRS Form 990 public filing — tax period 2025, object 202513459349301516. The company has not claimed or edited this page.
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Verified public water record
3 water structures
| Structure | WDID | Type and source | DWR location | Map |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Holbrook Canal | 1700554 | Ditch Arkansas River |
Crowley County · Division 2 · District 17 | View on map |
| Dye Reservoir | 1703510 | Reservoir Arkansas River |
Otero County · Division 2 · District 17 | View on map |
| Holbrook Reservoir Ditch traced |
1703511 | Reservoir Arkansas River |
Otero County · Division 2 · District 17 | View on map |
Published from DitchBook's verified company-to-WDID crosswalk as of August 17, 2026, using Colorado DWR structure records pulled August 11, 2026. Open a structure for its source fields, exact map status, company association, and official water-right citation. This table does not say that any particular parcel is served by, owns shares in, or is crossed by the structure.
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Ditch/canal alignment
- Ditch/canal alignment (USGS NHD, name-matched)
This company's verified ditch/canal alignment lies in Crowley;otero County, on Arkansas River. Irrigated parcels are not linked for this company, so no footprint is shown.
The solid line is this company's ditch/canal alignment — USGS National Hydrography Dataset (hydro.nationalmap.gov/arcgis/rest/services/nhd/MapServer), name-matched against DWR structure/company name and reviewed by DitchBook as of 2026-08-17 — mapping-grade, not a survey. Shown for 1 of 1 reviewed structure. This company has no state-mapped irrigated-parcel footprint on file, so none is shown here. Satellite imagery is available via the map's Satellite/Map toggle, courtesy of USDA/USGS (The National Map), public domain. Boundaries are the state's, drawn to locate the land, not to settle it. How this page is built.
Water court activity
- 2026CW3096 (Water Division 1, June 2026 resume watch) — (Case No. 19CW3185, 08CW253, 98CW294) THE CITY OF · court's resume
“…of the diversion, conveyance and storage facilities of the Holbrook Mutual Irrigating Company (“Holbrook”). These agreements implement a program to recap…” - 26CW3063 (Water Division 5, June 2026 resume watch) — (19CW3098, 09CW188) ADAMS, ARAPAHOE, CHAFFEE, DOUGLAS, EAGLE, JEFFERSO… · court's resume
“…of the diversion, conveyance and storage facilities of the Holbrook Mutual Irrigating Company (“Holbrook”). These agreements implement a program to recap…”
These mentions come from automated name-matching of Colorado's seven water courts' monthly résumés against the census: the automated matcher found the company's name in the filing's raw text under strict rules: every word of the registered name, in order, with only spaces or commas between them — matching is case-insensitive, treats “&” and “and” as the same, treats punctuation inside the registered name (hyphens, apostrophes, periods) as word breaks, and ignores a leading “The” — never a fuzzy match. When the registered name ends in a legal-form word, that word is required too (“Park Ditch Company” requires the word “Company”; a bare “Park Ditch” mention can never trigger it) — with one abbreviation family: where the name ends in “Association” or “Assn”, the filing may use any of “Association”, “Assn”, or “Assoc”. Beyond that, the matcher's remaining guards only ever remove listings, never add them. Methodology: how the résumé matching works. A mention is a fact about the filing's text, not a judgment about how the case affects the company — see the full resume watch for what's been found, and water court records in the land-buyer guide for what a filing can mean and the statutory response window. Confirm with the company's officers and the court record before relying on this list.
DitchBook is not affiliated with Holbrook Mutual Irrigating Company. This page is a public-record profile compiled from Colorado Secretary of State and public water-district data.
A mutual ditch or reservoir company is a nonprofit corporation formed under Colorado law — most commonly C.R.S. Title 7, Article 42 — so that landowners who share an irrigation ditch, canal, or reservoir can jointly own and operate it. Instead of the water right belonging to a single person, shares in the company represent each owner's proportional claim, and the company's board and secretary keep the ledger, run assessments for maintenance, and issue certificates the way any small corporation would. Many of these companies have operated continuously since the 1880s, run entirely by volunteer officers who inherit the books from whoever kept them before.
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