It’s not too late to submit your feedback about the replacement of a segment of the Alpine Aqueduct and the potential addition of pump stations. The study team is accepting comments through Dec. 20! Visit https://t.co/yrwleJLykd to provide a comment.

The Alpine Aqueduct environmental study team wants your feedback! Join us for a Public Scoping Meeting tomorrow, Nov. 30, from 6-7:30 p.m. to learn more about the study and provide input. Visit https://t.co/yrwleJLykd for more information.

We have initiated an Environmental Assessment to evaluate the replacement of a 1.4-mile segment of the Alpine Aqueduct & the potential addition of pump stations. Join us for a Public Meeting on 11/30 from 6-7:30 p.m. to learn more. Visit https://t.co/yrwleK39bL for details.

Starting today, Provo Cyn Rd will be closed near the southern parking lot at Nunn's Park & below the BVF View area as we update some water structures. The closure will be in place until late fall 2021. For more info visit https://t.co/f07OlphpHi. @UtahCountyGov

Focus on the good.

There have been so many uplifting stories of people making the most of a bad situation. What acts of kindness have you witnessed?

Central Utah Water is appreciative of state leadership during this time of pandemic. We will do our part by keeping your water safe.

For most of us, our lives look pretty different than they did a few weeks ago. How are you choosing to spend your unexpected extra time at home?

Worldwide #water use has quadrupled over the last 70 years. Water is a precious resource that we need to protect.

This quote always seems to help people feel better in times of stress and uncertainty. We thought it'd be a good one to post today.

Are you prepared for another #earthquake? https://t.co/ghGFvxjFPn #Utah #SLC #UT

These great steps will help you save water while doing your laundry. https://t.co/5CCj631CMY

All small businesses could really use a little extra support right now. Consider supporting them in whichever way you are able during this uncertain time.

Check your sprinklers regularly to make sure they aren't broken. A broken sprinkler head can waste up to 25,000 gallons of water per season!

Following today’s earthquake, Central Utah Water crews assessed all facilities and major infrastructure and found no damage. Water delivery and water quality are not impacted.

Social distancing can be tough. Don't forget to check in on your loved ones with regular phone and/or video calls!

Rain barrels are a great way to "harvest" and reuse rain water.

Try to use car washes that recycle water. A simple way to help the environment!

Three ways hyrdopower is making a huge splash in Utah and beyond: https://t.co/H7nQSEV5HB #hydropower