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2026 San Juan Flooding - Utah Department of Environmental Quality

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We are partnering with local agencies to support flood recovery in San Juan County and are dedicated to protecting drinking water safety and upholding statewide water quality standards. On-site water sampling, physical sample collection, and local health advisories are handled directly by partner teams at the Southeast Utah Health Department alongside San Juan County Public Health. Broader emergency response efforts, ...

Department of Environmental Quality

2026 San Juan Flooding

We are partnering with local agencies to support flood recovery in San Juan County and are dedicated to protecting drinking water safety and upholding statewide water quality standards.

On-site water sampling, physical sample collection, and local health advisories are handled directly by partner teams at the Southeast Utah Health Department alongside San Juan County Public Health. Broader emergency response efforts, including road conditions and disaster relief, are coordinated through the Division of Emergency Management and San Juan County.

We will post results as soon as we receive the sampling data.

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Drinking water

Nov. 2, 2026 - Update on drinking water in San Juan area

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San Juan River monitoring

Oct. 31, 2026 - Health advisory: waterborne pathogens in San Juan River

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