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Due to below normal snowpack and runoff, combined with a hot and dry summer, Layton City’s Secondary Water System will be shut down on September 15, 2026. After September 15th,
no outdoor irrigation will be permitted, whether using secondary water or culinary water. Thank you for doing your part to conserve water, protect our water supply, and follow
the seasonal irrigation schedule.
Outdoor Watering Guidelines
Please refer to and follow the Weekly Lawn Watering Guide throughout the watering season. This recommendation applies to both secondary water customers and culinary water (drinking water) customers for all outdoor irrigation of landscapes. To view current watering recommendations visit https://conservewater.utah.gov/weekly-lawn-watering-guide.
As a reminder, outdoor watering for landscape irrigation purposes is not allowed between the hours of 10:00 am and 6:00 pm.
Additional Water Conservation Resources
State Website
Division of Water Resources Conservation Program - Get information about the state's efforts to conserve water. Learn about upcoming water conservation events. Take the H2Oath (Utah's water-wise pledge).
Utah Water Savers
Water Conservation Rebates - Learn how to protect water resources and participate in events and programs that will allow you to save money and water.
Conservation Garden Park
Waterwise Plants for Utah - Get ideas and tools for landscaping. Find plants that are waterwise in their database of more than 1,000 plants that have been tried and tested.
Weber Basin Water Conservancy District
Learn about water conservation, current projects by the water district. See the class claendar to learn how to make your lanscape colorful and waterwise.
Water Conservation Resources Newsletter & Plan
Videos
Message from the Mayor [April 26, 2021]:
The Mayor talks with Steve Jackson, the City Engineer about water regulations, useage, and resources. Jackson also talks about what measures the city is taking to meet or exceed the water conservation goals set by the state.
The Mayor talks with Steve Jackson, the City Engineer about water regulations, useage, and resources. Jackson also talks about what measures the city is taking to meet or exceed the water conservation goals set by the state.
Message from the Mayor [April 19, 2021]:
On this week's Monday with the Mayor, I chat with Dave Price, Director of Layton City Parks and Recreation about water conservation. It was also interesting to hear from JoEllen Grandy, Layton City Parks Planner, about the new design for our parks.
On this week's Monday with the Mayor, I chat with Dave Price, Director of Layton City Parks and Recreation about water conservation. It was also interesting to hear from JoEllen Grandy, Layton City Parks Planner, about the new design for our parks.
Message from the Mayor [April 12, 2021]:
It was an honor to sit down with Tage Flint, CEO of the Weber Basin Conservancy District, to discuss our water situation now and into the future.
It was an honor to sit down with Tage Flint, CEO of the Weber Basin Conservancy District, to discuss our water situation now and into the future.
