Monticello water system operating normally despite county flooding concerns
Monticello City reported that its municipal water system is operating normally despite drinking water contamination concerns in other parts of San Juan County due to flooding. Residents are advised to rely on official channels for updates and no additional precautions are required at this time.
MonticelloNovember 5, 2026
'Use extreme caution': Rockfalls, mudslides impact road conditions on Forest Road
MONTICELLO, Utah (ABC4) — Rockfalls, rockslides and mudslides along Forest Road in the Monticello Ranger District may make commuting a little tricky. Several significant road hazards are impacting access to between the Nizhoni Campground area and North Elk Ridge Road near Gooseberry Guard Station.
via ABC4MonticelloNovember 2, 2026
Lt. Governor to allow electronic voting for San Juan County residents impacted by flooding
MONTICELLO, Utah (ABC4) — Due to extreme flooding conditions, Utah's Lieutenant Governor has declared Emergency Election Accommodations. Lieutenant Governor Deidre Henderson has issued a Declaration of Emergency Election Accommodations for San Jaun County, allowing residents in that area to receive and return their ballots electronically.
via ABC4MonticelloNovember 2, 2026
3.90 Inches of Rain Recorded at 6 W Monticello, Utah
A report published November 1 stated that rainfall in Utah reached a peak of 3.90 inches at 6 W Monticello. This total was part of a larger weather event that included 99 reports across two states.
MonticelloNovember 2, 2026
Southern Utah Schools Win 1A Titles as Mountain View Dominates 4A
Southern Utah teams secured multiple championships and high rankings at the Utah High School Activities Association state cross-country championships held in Salt Lake City. Panguitch's girls team earned a seventh consecutive title, while Bryce Valley's boys captured the 1A crown. In the 4A division, Mountain View dominated, but Region 9 schools saw significant success, including a second-place finish for Pine View boys.
MonticelloOctober 31, 2026
San Juan County Officials Warn of Continued Flood Threat After Historic Rise
San Juan County officials warned on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026, that flood threats persist following a historic rise of the San Juan River. The flooding has impacted up to 2,000 homes and required hundreds of rescues, including helicopter lifts of families from rooftops.
San Juan CountyOctober 26, 2026