The Sevier County Sheriff's Office issued a boil water order for residents in southern Sevier County on Friday, July 17, 2026, following concerns regarding water quality caused by runoff from recent storms.
Storm Runoff Impacts Water Safety
The directive comes as local officials monitor the impact of heavy precipitation on the region's water supply. While the specific duration of the order has not yet been finalized, the Sevier County Sheriff's Office remains the primary point of contact for updates regarding the safety of the local water infrastructure.
Sheriff's Office Oversight
The Sevier County Sheriff's Office, led by Sheriff Nathan Curtis, manages the public safety response to the environmental changes affecting southern portions of the county. The office is located at 835 E 300 N, Suite 200, in Richfield, Utah.
Contact Information and Emergency Services
Residents seeking more information or needing to report issues related to the boil order can contact the Sheriff's Office directly at (435) 896-2600. The department also maintains an alternative line at (435) 896-6081 for official inquiries.
For emergencies, the Sevier County Sheriff's Office reminds the public to utilize the 9-1-1 system immediately.
Ongoing Monitoring
The Sevier County Sheriff's Office continues to provide updates through its official website, scsoutah.com, as the situation regarding the southern Sevier County water supply develops following the storm events.
