St. George City Water System

Where does my water come from? Our water assets are from each groundwater and surface water resources. Our more than one spring and groundwater sources draw from consolidated rock aquifers of the Navajo Sandstone and Kayenta Formation, which lie in the Virgin River basin. We buy our floor water from the Washington County Water Conservancy District. Their surface water is drawn from the Virgin River, stored at Quail Lake and Sand Hollow Reservoirs and dealt with at the Quail Creek Water Treatment Plant before transmission to our City barriers and distribution to our customers. With some exceptions, all water clients within the City acquire a mixture of water from groundwater and surface water resources during a number of the year. Customers positioned along State Highway 18 as a long way north because the Ledges Subdivision are served solely by using groundwater from our Tolman-Ledges wells. Water Conservation Tip - Repair a dripping tap and you can store 15 to 20 gallons in line with a day or 6,000 gallons of water each yr. Water Conservation Tip - Use your water meter to locate hidden leaks. Check the meter analyzing, after which turn off all water faucets and water the use of appliances. Check the meter again after 15 minutes of no water use. If the reading changed, you have got a leak that wishes to be repaired. Source Protection: Drinking Water Source Protection Plans (DWSPPs) for the City of St. George are to be had for your evaluation. They include data approximately source safety zones, capability contamination assets, and management techniques to shield drinking water that originates from City-owned groundwater wells and comes. Most of our groundwater sources are placed in far off and guarded areas and feature a low stage of susceptibility to potential contamination resources. We have also developed control strategies to also shield our assets from infection. Our plans are available for evaluation at the City’s internet web page at www.Sgcity.Org/utilities/waterdepartment or some point of ordinary enterprise hours from the St. George Water Department workplace located at 811 East Red Hills Parkway. Please touch us if you have questions or worries about our source protection plan. The WCWCD maintains the Watershed Protection Plans for the portion of the Virgin River basin from which they draw, shop and treats floor water. Additional information on their supply protection plans can be obtained utilizing calling (435) 673-3617..

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