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Due to ongoing drought conditions, secondary irrigation water service will be shut off on September 15, 2026. West Haven residents may experience reduced water pressure during peak usage hours.
Key takeaways
Secondary irrigation water service will be shut off on September 15, 2026, due to drought.
Hooper Irrigation will stop water deliveries after September 4, 2026.
West Haven residents may experience reduced water pressure during peak hours.
Residents are encouraged to coordinate watering schedules with neighbors.
Ongoing drought conditions will lead to the shutdown of secondary irrigation water service on September 15, 2026, according to an undated notice on the Weber Basin website. West Haven residents should expect reduced water pressure, particularly during peak usage hours.
The West Haven Secondary Water System will see Hoover Irrigation discontinue water deliveries after September 4, 2026. The District will continue service from remaining sources through September 15, 2026, which is the scheduled end of the irrigation season. Residents are encouraged to coordinate watering schedules with neighbors to help minimize impacts.
