Salem City Offices will be closed
Monday July 4^th and Monday July 25^th 
to observe the holidays 

CANAL ROAD PROJECT INFO

FIREWORKS RESTRICTIONS
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Outdoor Watering Guidelines

As a reminder, there is no outdoor watering allowed between the hours of 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, and we will also be implementing the watering schedule of odd/even. If your home address is an odd number you can water on odds days of the month, if your address is an even number, you can water on even days of the month. This is to help maintain the pressure in the system. 

Utah officially declared a state of emergency due to the dire drought conditions here in Utah. What can you do to help conserve water? Every small effort makes a big difference.

Visit https://slowtheflow.org for easy ways that you can water wisely. On the website you can apply for water conservation rebates, review a list of indoor and outdoor water conservation tips, and follow the weekly lawn watering guide by the Utah Division of Water Resources. 

Weekly Lawn Watering Guide

https://conservewater.utah.gov/weekly-lawn-watering-guide/

Outdoor Tips

https://slowtheflow.org/outdoor-tips/more-tips/...

Rebates

https://slowtheflow.org/tools-and-resources/...

Indoor Tips

https://slowtheflow.org/indoor-tips/...

Sprinkler Control Rebates and Flip the strip can be found by going to the following link

https://www.cuwcd.com/rebates.html#gsc.tab=0  

 SALEM FIBER

Fiber to YOUR home is coming to Salem. 

Click the link below to learn more about our amazing fiber optic project and how you can connect to the fastest fiber network in Utah.

SALEM FIBER

Public Safety Notices and Alerts
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Installation of Pressurized Irrigation Meters

Starting Sept. 28^th 2020 Salem City will have our water crew starting the install of PI Meters on each PI service in town. This install will happen starting now and over the next year.  You will notice two to four City employees working in your PI box.  They will leave your box upgraded with a meter and landscape repairs.  Most upgrades take one to two business days from start to finish. 

This project will take approximately one year to complete.  After the installation is complete the City will begin developing a rate structure and establish an estimated date to start billing for usage.  The City will notify customers when they can expect to see the new PI rate structure on their utility bill.

PI Meters/Bonding