Water Conservation
Summary
In response to statewide drought concerns, the city council adopted voluntary water conservation goals and targets. Additionally, the city implemented a state-mandated clean drinking water fee resulting in a 20-cent monthly increase per water meter.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 10
- Last 30 days
- 2
Rising — discussed at 3 meetings since Aug 26, 2026, up from 2 in the two months before.
Impact analysis
Adds a 20-cent monthly fee per water meter, totaling $2.40 annually per connection.
The state drinking water division receives needed funding for regulatory oversight, and local water systems promote resource preservation.
Water utility customers experience a minor fee increase on monthly bills.
Mentions & discussions (12)
Price City partners with Utah Division of Water Resources to host Waterwise landscaping class
Price City partners with Utah Division of Water Resources to host Waterwise landscaping class Castle Country Radio
09-23-2026 CITY COUNCIL AGENDA — September 23, 2026
Following recent policy changes, the city announced an upcoming workshop with the Division of Water Resources to help residents transition to water-wise landscaping and xeriscaping.
09-09-2026 CITY COUNCIL AGENDA — September 9, 2026
The city adopted new landscaping rules to promote water conservation and allow residents to qualify for state financial rebates. New construction will face limits on grass in parking strips and yards starting next year.
08-26-2026 CITY COUNCIL AGENDA — August 26, 2026
Residents expressed concerns regarding potential new water conservation ordinances and reported water waste issues at local parks like Pioneer Park.
08-12-2026 CITY COUNCIL WORKSHOP AGENDA — August 12, 2026
The city is moving forward with new rules to save water by limiting grass in new developments. It's a step toward being more water-wise as a community.
Price City Council explores state lawn replacement rebates
Price City Council explores state lawn replacement rebates ETV News
07-22-2026 CITY COUNCIL AGENDA — July 22, 2026
State water officials presented a program offering cash rebates to residents who replace turf grass with water-efficient landscaping. The city is considering adopting new water conservation landscaping ordinances for new construction to secure these state-funded incentives.
06-10-2026 CITY COUNCIL AGENDA — June 10, 2026
In response to statewide drought concerns, the city council adopted voluntary water conservation goals and targets. Additionally, the city implemented a state-mandated clean drinking water fee resulting in a 20-cent monthly increase per water meter.
06-10-2026 CITY COUNCIL WORKSHOP AGENDA — June 10, 2026
The council is pushing for better water conservation, including changing city watering schedules and asking large local institutions to do the same.
04-08-2026 CITY COUNCIL WORKSHOP AGENDA — April 8, 2026
Recent pressure-regulating valve failures caused multiple water leaks over Easter weekend, prompting the city to promote a 'Water Wisely' conservation campaign as dry conditions persist.
Letter from Price City Mayor Terry Willis
August 25, 2026 Tweet Share LinkedIn ...
Price City partners with Utah Division of Water Resources to host Waterwise landscaping class
Following the implementation of a Landscaping Incentive Program, Price City and the Utah Division of Water Resources have partnered to present a waterwise landscaping class on Wednesday, Oct. 28, from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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