Conserve and Control

Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District controls costs by investing in conservation programs that reduce infrastructure maintenance expenses.
Conserve and Control
Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District lead maintenance worker Leonard Mascher washes out the inside of the 8-million-gallon water reservoir in Taylorsville. (Photos by Chris Detrick)

Despite being located in one of the driest states in the country, Salt Lake County, Utah, enjoys high-quality water sourced from snow pack in the pristine Wasatch and Uinta Mountains. To conserve water in that area while controlling operating costs, Jordan Valley Water...

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