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Last discussed Jul 21, 2026.
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Raised concerns about dry vegetation and fire hazards near Roy Days fireworks areas, and praised the MyWater app while noting concerns about dead lawns.
Roy City Council — July 21, 2026 · 20:01 →Reported an unresolved water leak on 3500 South and noted a decline in local wildlife like milkweed and butterflies.
May 19, 2026 Roy City Council Meeting — May 19, 2026 · 41:04 →Asked about water conservation outlooks in the city amid regional water level decreases.
May 5, 2026 Roy City Council Meeting — May 5, 2026 · 5:50 →Expressed frustration that residents bear the burden of water restrictions and questioned unreasonable property tax hikes.
May 5, 2026 Roy City Council Meeting — May 5, 2026 · 8:30 →Mr. Homer supported the plan but suggested using a single source for population data, accounting for water provided to neighboring cities, and adding backup power for city wells.
Roy City Planning Commission — December 9, 2025 · 34:42 →Ms. Polston asked for clarification on whether the city actually has a water shortage or if conservation is just a general policy.
Roy City Planning Commission — December 9, 2025 · 39:09 →He suggested adding backup power redundancy for water pumps and promoting rain catchment systems.
Roy City Council — February 4, 2025 · 23:07 →News & external sources (6)
Pineview draw down brings rare low levels, slump in activity
Crowds heading into the Labor Day weekend are virtually nonexistent as Pineview dips to the lowest levels seen in more than 50 years, in preparation for a repair project on an Ogden water pipeline.
How much would you pay to save the Great Salt Lake? Study says not much
SALT LAKE CITY — What would you be willing to pay to save the Great Salt Lake?That's the question economics professors at Weber State are asking through new research.Their research found that Utahns are willing...
Is our water safe? Cyberattacks targeting U.S. municipal systems on the rise
A new report from Pew Research finds cyberattacks targeting U.S. water systems are on the rise including incidents this summer tracked by the FBI which threatened operations across seven states.While federal law enforcement officials did not identify...
A place Salt Lake City dog owners love is often contaminated. There’s no surefire way to tell when it’s safe.
The off-leash area, a favorite among pet owners, may experience dangerous levels of bacteria.
Voices: We’ve used bold solutions to solve water crises in the past. It’s time to do it again for the Colorado River.
“It would be a large, very expensive project, comparable to Hoover Dam construction in 1935,” Ronald Lee Woolley writes in an op-ed. “But if we could do it then, why not now?”
Developers of the ‘largest data center campus in the world’ in Utah say they’ll do something unprecedented — make water
The company behind the massive Delta Gigasite data center campus in arid Millard County claim to have invented a technology they say will create "vastly" more water than the campus consumes.