After considerable efforts of Grimshaw Drilling, Enoch City Public Works, Kurtis Roundy at the Enoch Elementary, and Dustin Whittaker of Lawn Ranger (LDS Churches), the system has been restored.

If everyone starts irrigating at the same time and tries to "catch up", the system may not be able to handle the increase in a short time.

To understand the impacts of summer irrigation usage, we ask all residents to follow this schedule for irrigating their lawns:

Even numbered addresses based on the last digit of your house number:
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday NIGHTS (Between 10 pm & 6 am)
Example: 900 East Midvalley Road

Odd numbered addresses based on the last digit of your house number:
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday NIGHTS (Between 10 pm & 6 am)
Example: 5265 North 1600 East
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Pop-up sprinkler heads: 10 minutes per valve
Rotor & Impact heads: 30 minutes per valve

Please call the City Office if you have any questions (435-586-1119)or go to the Enoch City Government Facebook page and watch Mayor Chesnut's video: https://www.facebook.com/EnochCityUtah
435-586-1119

After considerable work and dedication of the City employees, Grimshaw Drilling, and the Enoch City residents, the damaged well is close to being placed back into service.

After the pump is reinstalled and the water testing comes back clean, we will be asking the residents to be very cautious with outdoor irrigation.

At the right time, we will be asking you to irrigate at night when it is coolest and evaporation is reduced. We will also be asking you to irrigate sparingly by reducing your irrigation time per valve by 50%. Other methods and times may be requested after further considerations. 

The feedback from you has been generous and extremely helpful. Many have completely curtailed their outside irrigation of established lawns at our request. The LDS churches on the culinary system, the Enoch Elementary school, and the Enoch City parks have turned off their normal watering schedule.  Some residents have not been connected to any of our communication channels and have been helped by their neighbors. One resident has offered to coach neighbors on proper irrigation techniques for more drought resistant lawns. We live in a good, safe place because many choose to help each other.