Midvale is tightening up on water usage, which means you'll likely see a spike in your monthly bill if you're over-watering your lawn. It’s a good time to adjust your sprinkler timers now to avoid getting hit with these new penalty fees.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 7 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
The city is spending up to $400,000 on emergency well repairs.
All residents who rely on the city's water system.
Heavy water users, particularly those with large lawns or inefficient irrigation systems, will face higher monthly costs.
Midvale and Utah Cities Implement Surcharges to Combat Severe Drought HarianBasis.co
Midvale among Utah cities urging water conservation; increased fees added for heavy users KSL.com
With Jordan Valley moving to tier two drought rates, the city is asking residents to cut back on watering. The city is also fixing a critical well to ensure we have enough water this summer.