Water Divison

Did you know that Park City...

Has 3 treatment plants: Quinns Junction Water Treatment Plant, 3Kings Water Treatment Plant, and Spiro Water Treatment Plant.
Is serviced by 16 water storage reservoirs with a maximum capacity of 14.6 million gallons of water.
Has eight culinary water sources: three deep wells, one spring, two tunnels, Rockport Reservoir and one imported source (JSSD).
Maintains a water distribution system that is one of the most complex in the U.S. with 43 pressure zones, 20 tanks, 16 pump stations and 49 pressure-reducing stations.
Maintains over 140 miles of water pipeline.
Pumps water to its residents over an elevation range greater than 1/3 of a mile.
Uses almost 70% of total summer consumption for irrigation.

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Conservation

Water Quality

Engineering & Construction

Customer Service

When it comes to conserving water, small adjustments can have a
big impact. Park City Water has a number of programs and resources to help reduce water use and conserve our resource.

We take pride in protecting public health through our continual efforts to provide safe and reliable water to your homes and businesses. Click here to learn about these efforts.

Building and maintaining excellent water infrastructure is a top
priority. Click here to learn about current construction projects, planned projects and to access engineering specifications (contractors).

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The Park City Water Department, annually publishes a Water Quality Consumer Confidence Report (CCR)

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