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Utah Division of Water Resources Posts 2016 and 2017 Water Use Numbers on Utah’s Open Water Data Portal

 

(Salt Lake City- January 17, 2019) The Utah Division of Water Resources (DWRe) published the states’ 2016 and 2017 water use numbers to Utah’s Open Water Data portal, a public tool designed to increase accessibility and transparency of water use in Utah. The portal can be accessed at www.Water.Utah.Gov/OpenData.html.

 

The Division has a high level of confidence in its numbers after releasing the 2015 Municipal and Industrial Water Use Data report and implementing recommendations from the Legislative Audit (2015), Follow-up Audit (2017) and Third-Party Review (2018). Statewide per capita water use for potable water has stayed fairly consistent since 2015 around 162 gallons per capita per day (GPCD). Unlike other states, Utah includes secondary water use in its overall GPCD. Total water use for potable and secondary was 244 GCPD in 2016 and 245 GPCD in 2017, a slight increase from the 242 GCPD in 2015. The Division anticipated a slight increase in the state's water use data as efforts have been made to improve the accuracy and compliance of the data reported by water systems around the state.

 

“We’re encouraged by the compliance we are seeing from water systems around the state. Reports are more accurate and accounting water use is increasing for secondary systems,” said Rachel Shilton, section manager of the planning section for DWRe.

 

Secondary water use was seldom reported, largely because secondary water is not metered, the Division was left to estimate this use (underestimating use between 25 and 34 percent, outlined in the 2015 Municipal and Industrial Water Use report). As water systems report secondary water use [meaning the system metered secondary water in some way or did its own estimations] it is improving the data and giving a more accurate representation of its use.

 

“These water use numbers are another reminder, of many, that we need to implement a stronger water-wise ethic on State, Local and Individual levels. For example, secondary metering is essential for Utah’s planning and reporting efforts and future water use trend analysis,” said Todd Adams, deputy director of the Division.

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G4 COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT HOSTS GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION WITH GIVEAWAYS AND DISCOUNTS ALL WEEKEND

Media are invited to tour the state-of-the-art facility all weekend and speak with G4CE representatives and local leaders about the facility and its economic benefit for the area.

 

WHAT: G4CE kicks off its weekend-long grand opening celebration with giveaways and special pricing. The indoor family entertainment center is the premier destination for thrill seekers of all ages

WHERE: G4CE facility at 1400 East 700 South in Clearfield, Utah

MEDIA OPPORTUNITIES:

  • Friday, Jan. 18, 2019: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. for grand opening celebration – local leaders and G4CE representatives available for interviews
     
  • Saturday, Jan. 19, 2019: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. – interviews with G4CE representative available upon request
     
  • Sunday, Jan. 20, 2019: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. – interviews with G4CE representative available upon request

 

G4 Complete Entertainment (G4CE)

 

G4CE is a family entertainment center appealing to thrill seekers of all ages. G4CE locations include multi-story laser tag arenas, bowling, go-karts, glow-in-the-dark mini golf, escape rooms, climbing walls, virtual reality bays, soft-play areas for the little ones and more than 100 different types of arcade games. From a full-service restaurant to a snack shop and soda bars, there are enough food and beverage options to satisfy even the pickiest eaters. For more information, visit www.gog4ce.com or find us on InstagramFacebook and Twitter.  

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POWDER ALERT

24" In The Past 24 Hours!

Overnight: 13"
Last 24hr: 24"
Last 48hr: 32"
Storm Total: 40"
BASE Total: 88"
YTD Total: 250"

 

The season is just getting started. 

With snow totals quickly accumulating (and more storms on the way) there's no better time to start your season at Brighton. 
 

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4X4 or Chains Required!

Roads are slick and 2-wheel drive cars are not permitted in the canyon. Please plan ahead to carpool in an approved 4X4 or all wheel drive vehicle (read 4x4 and chain requirements here).

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