The Park City Water Division operates one of the most complex water distribution systems in the United States. The system includes 43 pressure zones, 20 tanks, 16 pump stations, and 49 pressure-reducing stations to manage water delivery.
Extensive distribution infrastructure details
The utility maintains over 140 miles of water pipeline and pumps water to residents across an elevation range exceeding one-third of a mile.
Treatment plants and storage capacity
Park City utilizes three specific treatment plants: the Quinns Junction Water Treatment Plant, the 3
Kings Water Treatment Plant, and the Spiro Water Treatment Plant. The network is supported by 16 water storage reservoirs with a maximum capacity of 14.6 million gallons.
Diverse culinary water sources
The city draws from eight culinary water sources, which consist of three deep wells, one spring, two tunnels, Rockport Reservoir, and one imported source from JSSD.
Summer irrigation and conservation tools
Data indicates that irrigation accounts for almost 70% of total summer water consumption. Residents can use the WaterSmart Website to view household water usage, compare usage with similar households, and identify potential leaks to reduce water bills.
