LEAD & COPPER RULE REVISION
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently released a revision to the Lead and Copper Rule for drinking water systems. The original rule was established in 1991. The rule required all water systems to monitor for lead and copper in their water and to have a plan to remove or remedy anything that would be introducing […]
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Culinary Water
Valued Customers, You may have smelled or tasted chlorine in your water. We have been working on a filtration system for our 2nd well since 2017. The project is to the point that we can use this water and we are trying to regulate the chlorine that is necessary to keep our water clean, healthy and […]
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COVID-19 Drinking Water
Attached below is New Release from the Sate of Utah’s Department of Environmental Quality addressing Drinking Water Protections Against COVID-19. Due to ongoing concerns from the COVID-19 Virus and in an effort to limit exposure for our customers and employees, we would please ask our customers to: Please utilize Hooper Water Improvement District for online […]
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Hooper Water Improvement District
Hooper Water Improvement District
Updates
Mission Statement
“To provide safe, high-equality culinary water to meet the present and future needs of district customers, emphasizing water conservation, efficiency, and responsiveness.”
“To provide safe, high-equality culinary water to meet the present and future needs of district customers, emphasizing water conservation, efficiency, and responsiveness.”