Ferron City Residents Asked to Stop Using Secondary Water
By Utah News Staff · August 14, 2026 · 1 min read
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The Castle Valley Special Service District has requested that Ferron City residents cease using secondary water. This request follows recent rain that has caused Millsite Reservoir to fill with mud.
Key takeaways
Castle Valley Special Service District requested Ferron City residents stop using secondary water.
Millsite Reservoir is full of mud following recent rain.
Using secondary water may cause pipes to fill with dirt.
Residents were asked to allow two days for the reservoir to settle.
The Castle Valley Special Service District is asking residents of Ferron City to stop using secondary water.
A message forwarded by the Emery County Sheriff's Office stated that Millsite Reservoir is full of mud due to recent rain.
Officials warned that using the secondary water system could cause pipes to fill with dirt.
The district requested that residents allow the reservoir two days for the sediment to settle.