Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District Public Hearing And Regular Meeting
The Board of Trustees held a public hearing and regular meeting to discuss the issuance of up to $120 million in water revenue bonds. Key agenda items included receiving public comments on the bond issuance, reviewing various core mission and standing committee reports, and considering approvals for water efficiency standards agreements, construction contracts, and consulting contracts. Additionally, the Board addressed administrative policy amendments, reviewed financial reports, discussed asset reliability and management activities, and received features from a member agency.
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Board of Trustees of Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District Regular Board Meeting
The board meeting addressed several key operational, financial, and infrastructure initiatives. Discussions focused on water supply status, water quality management regarding taste and odor control, and the status of ongoing conservation programs including turf conversion incentives. The board approved several contracts, including professional services for bond counsel, engineering for vault improvements, landscaping for a pump station, and roof and window replacements at the treatment plant. Additionally, the board approved a utility relocation agreement with the Utah Department of Transportation, a water efficiency standards agreement with Draper City, and the sole-source purchase of water meters and radios. The board also reviewed the preliminary structure for a new bond issuance and held a closed session to discuss personnel matters before approving compensation for the General Manager.
Aug 12, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Trustees of the Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District Regular Board Meeting
The board discussed participation in Rocky Mountain Power's Wattsmart demand response program and received a member agency feature presentation from the City of West Jordan regarding its water utility history and growth. Updates were provided on the water supply situation, the Pharmaceutical and Personal Care Products sampling program, financial performance for the fiscal year, and conservation initiatives, including successful turf removal programs and garden classes. Several funding agreements for water conservation projects with Granger-Hunter Improvement District and the City of South Jordan were approved. Additional approvals were granted for a utility easement to SummitIG, LLC, and outsourced laboratory services to Chemtech Ford Laboratories. The board also reviewed capital project completions, a performance scorecard, a statewide water assessment report, and the Bureau of Reclamation's Final Environmental Impact Statement for Colorado River operations before adjourning after a closed session.
