Washington County uses water from several sources including capturing snow runoff, springs, wells, and its primary source is from the Virgin River. Water is stored in reservoirs before being treated and distributed.

Reservoirs in Washington County:

• • Sand Hallow
  • Quail Creek
  • Ivins Reservoir
  • Gunlock Reservoir
  • Kolob Reservoir
  • Enterprise Reservoir
  • Baker Reservoir
  • Pine Valley Reservoir
  • Upper/Lower Sand Cove Reservoirs
  • Toquer Reservoir (under construction)

Potential future reservoirs include locations in Warner Valley, and between Santa Clara & Ivins.

New homes built in Washington County have new regulations that ensure less water is used, including more efficient faucets and toilets, and more efficient landscaping. Conservation efforts are essential to ensure water will be available to all, for years to come!

Click Here to learn about water conservation rebates available in Washington County.

Washington County is also starting work on a secondary water system, strictly for non-culinary uses. While a project like this is a daunting task, they are getting started.