We will hold a virtual Annual Meeting of the Shareholders of SWDC on July 23, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. pursuant to court order. The election of the board of directors is the only item of business at this meeting.
Quick links: Click here for the Webcast. Click here for additional information regarding the meeting.
Please follow the Summer Water conservation schedule that is in place until Labor Day weekend. Outdoor watering may be done between the hours of 8pm and 8am. Click here for additional details.
Due to a scheduled power outage, the SWDC office will be closed on May 22nd. If you have a water emergency, please call 435-649-7324.
Water service has been restored. Please contact us at 435-649-7324 if you have any questions. Thanks for your patience.
Due to an emergency leak repair the water service for homes in Aspen Creek Crossing has been shut off until approximately 5:00 p.m. Progress can be tracked on this website or by calling the Summit Water office at 435-649-7324. We apologize for the inconvenience and will work as rapidly as possible to return your water supply to you.
12:15 p.m. – Water service has been restored. Thank you for your patience.
10:00 a.m. – Repairs will begin shortly and homes on Viewpoint and Hidden Cove Road will experience a service interruption until approximately 5:00 p.m. We will work as quickly as possible to return water service to you. Please check back for updates.
8:30 a.m. – We are aware of the leak on Hidden Cove Road and will begin repairs today. The homes near the leak will experience some service interruptions. We will post additional information here as soon as it is available. Thank you for your patience.
Your public drinking water is safe. The continued delivery of drinking water that meets or exceeds all local, state and federal standards is the top priority of SWDC. Please note our office is closed to the public until further notice, but we can be reached at 435-649-7324 or summitwater@swdc.us. Stay well.
Please be advised that the 2019 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report has been posted here. If applicable, please ensure this information is passed along to all tenants/homeowners. If you would like a paper copy, please visit our office at 8506 Bluebird Lane or contact us at 435-649-7324.
Utah Division of Drinking Water is requesting that public water systems and County Health Departments assist with getting guidance out to assist building owners, property managers, tenants, schools and residences ensure continued high quality drinking water when buildings become occupied again by following the following steps. These steps will help ensure non-stagnant water in smaller and residential buildings, and avoid potential for Legionella in large buildings including hotels.
SALT LAKE CITY – The Utah Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) wants residents to know that their public water supply is safe. In the case of quarantine or outbreak related to the coronavirus, public drinking water systems are designed to continuously deliver safe drinking water to your tap.
“Drinking water treatment and disinfection has effectively protected Utah’s population for many decades. These protections will safeguard residents against drinking-water-borne viral infections—including coronavirus,” says Marie Owens, Director of DEQ’s Division of Drinking Water. “There is no need for residents to stock up on surplus bottled water in preparation for a potential outbreak of coronavirus.”
About DEQ
Established in 1991, the Utah Department of Environmental Quality’s (DEQ) mission is to safeguard and improve Utah’s air, land and water through balanced regulation. DEQ implements state and federal environmental laws and works with individuals, community groups and businesses to protect the quality of Utah’s air, land and water. For more information, visit www.deq.utah.gov, follow DEQ on Facebook (utahdeq) and Twitter (UtahDEQ).
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