Habitat Conservation
Assistance Network
Proactive Conservation for Working Lands

Central Utah Water's primary responsibility is to deliver clean, useable water to our customers by managing the vast Central Utah Project (CUP) and District network of water facilities. Every day we work to maintain and improve those systems. We monitor and track precipitation levels and make decisions on how best to serve current customers and store water for future generations. We work with large water users to develop ways to use water more efficiently and host the public at activities promoting water conservation. We operate three water treatment facilities, two hydroelectric plants and nine reservoirs and administer the sale of water to customers in eight counties.

Water conservation has always been and will continue to be an important aspect of the District’s operations. The District actively participates in and promotes water conservation in the following ways: education, rebates, grants, and public outreach.

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