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Early Secondary Water Shutoff Scheduled for September 15

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Early Secondary Water Shutoff Scheduled for September 15
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Secondary water users were notified that pressure irrigation mainlines were scheduled to begin draining for the season on September 15, 2026. This early shutoff is a response to limited water supplies caused by a hot, dry summer and low snowpack.

Key takeaways

  • Irrigation mainlines were scheduled to begin draining on September 15, 2026.
  • The early shutoff is due to low snowpack, low runoff, and a hot, dry summer.
  • The action aims to preserve water for the following year.
  • Residents should drain individual systems and leave valves open to prevent frost damage.

Pressure irrigation mainlines were scheduled to begin draining for the season starting September 15, 2026, according to a September 7 statement. This earlier-than-normal shutoff is due to a smaller-than-normal snowpack and runoff, combined with a very hot and dry summer.

The early shutoff is intended to help preserve available water for next year, especially since the amount of snowpack the area will receive this coming winter is unknown. Many other secondary water providers throughout the region are implementing similar early shutoff dates as water supplies remain limited.

Once the mainlines begin draining, residents are advised to drain their individual irrigation systems promptly to help prevent frost damage. It is recommended that residents leave individual shut-off valves in the open position to allow the system to drain properly.

Residents with questions regarding the shutoff or secondary water service can contact their providers directly:

Benchland Water District

485 E. Shepard Lane, Kaysville, UT 84037

Main Office: 801-451-2105

https://benchlandwater.com/

Davis and Weber Counties Canal Company

138 W. 1300 North, Clearfield, UT 84015

Main Office: 801-774-6373

https://www.davisweber.org/

Haights Creek Irrigation

820 E. 200 North, Kaysville, UT 84037

Main Office: 801-546-4242

https://haightscreek.org/

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