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Emergency Water Shutdown for Ogden Canyon and Radford Estates

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Emergency Water Shutdown for Ogden Canyon and Radford Estates
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An emergency water shutdown has been issued for Ogden Canyon from the mouth to the Water Treatment Plant, including Radford Estates, due to a pipeline requiring immediate repair. Residents in the affected area may experience discolored water and are advised to follow specific precautions until service is restored.

Key takeaways

  • An emergency water shutdown is affecting Ogden Canyon from the mouth to the Water Treatment Plant and Radford Estates.
  • The shutdown is due to a pipeline requiring immediate repair.
  • Service restoration is estimated for 10:00 a.m. on Oct. 22, 2026.
  • Residents may experience discolored water and are advised to flush their lines by running cold water in a bathtub.

An emergency water shutdown is in effect for Ogden Canyon from the mouth to the Water Treatment Plant, including Radford Estates, because a pipeline requires immediate repair. According to a notice from the city, service restoration is estimated for 10:00 a.m. on Oct. 22, 2026.

The shutdown will affect hydrants in the area. Residents may experience discolored water as a result of the shutdown. Officials recommend running a cold water faucet in a bathtub until the water clears to help flush home water lines. It is recommended that residents do not use hot water or wash light-colored laundry until the water runs clear. Once emergency repairs are complete, water crews will be flushing lines in the area. Residents should notify the city if discolored water continues.

Questions regarding the shutdown can be directed to 801-629-8321 during business hours.

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