The CICWCD's (Central Iron County Water Conservancy District) responsibilities are to conserve, develop and stabilize supplies of water for our neighborhoods.
Our office will be closed Friday, January 1st for the Holiday, and will reopen for normal business hours on Monday, January 4th.
If you have a water emergency, please call our office and follow the prompts.
To make a payment, please go online to https://t.co/z0eYu5ZzaR.
Which freezes first? Hot or Cold Water? Try this at home:
1. Fill one foam cup with cold water, and another with the same amount of very hot tap water.
2. Immediately place both cups in the freezer.
3. Check the cups every 15 minutes.
#waterwise#slowtheflow#water#h2o
With the snow and cold weather it is important to make sure your water pipes don't freeze. One way to do that is keep your sink cabinets open on very cold nights. This allows for warmer air to flow around your sink and prevents frozen water pipes.
Planning to travel this holiday season? Make sure to keep your home's heater above 55 Degrees Fahrenheit while you are gone. You don't want to come home to frozen or burst pipes after your fun vacation!
#winterwatertip#waterwise#snow#cold#slowtheflow#h2o
It's cold! Make sure your water pipes are well insulated to prevent frozen/broken pipes at your home.
Customers: We have received a lot of calls about frozen pipes this week. Insulation Plugs for your meter barrel are available through our office. Give us a call to learn more.
According to the latest #Conservation Plan published last year by the Utah Division of Water Resources, #IronCounty ranks 3rd of Utah’s 29 counties for water GPCD trailing only Salt Lake and San Juan counties.
Great job Iron County! Keep on conserving!
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Looking for a new ride? Check out the public surplus listing for some trucks the District is selling by clicking the link below! Auction closes Dec. 11th.
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The CICWCD is currently working with the Bureau of Land Management and a 3rd party consultant to create an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the project. Learn more by clicking the link below:
https://t.co/KMB3rSiGnE
#PVWSproject#slowtheflow#conserve#recharge#import
The CICWCD is currently working with the Bureau of Land Management and a 3rd party consultant to create an Environmental Impact Statement for the PVWS Project. Learn more by clicking the link below:
https://t.co/KMB3rSiGnE
#PVWSproject#slowtheflow#conserve#recharge#import
#CICWCD is preparing to import whatever amount of water (within their legally owned water rights) is sustainable to the Pine Valley aquifer, but does not intend to impair or impact any other senior water right holders.
Stay tuned for more information.
#PVWSproject