Weber Basin Water Conservancy District

Weber Basin Water Conservancy District We delivers treated water to residents within Davis, Weber, Morgan, Summit, and Box Elder counties.

09/01/2026
📢We have BIG news!Your property now qualifies for the Landscape Lawn Exchange Program! Cities in Davis, Morgan, Weber, a...
08/31/2026

📢We have BIG news!
Your property now qualifies for the Landscape Lawn Exchange Program!
Cities in Davis, Morgan, Weber, and parts of Summit County can now participate. All property types qualify!

💧 The Landscape Lawn Exchange program is for the removal of lawn in any area of your property and replacing it with water-efficient ornamental plants and materials!

🚨 IMPORTANT:‼️
Applications MUST be approved BEFORE removing lawn.
💰To help with costs, we are offering:
$1.25 per sq. ft. – Cities without required water-efficient ordinances
$2.50 per sq. ft. – Cities that have adopted water-efficient landscape ordinances
👉 See eligible cities for $2.50: https://conservewater.utah.gov/landscape-rebates/
🌱 This is an incentive to remove lawn and replace it with:
✔️ At least 35% ornamental plants
✔️ Water-efficient materials
✔️ Drip irrigation (instead of spray)
Basic Requirements
✅Lawn must be currently alive
✅Minimum 250 sq ft removed (except park strips)

🚨 IMPORTANT:‼️
Applications MUST be approved BEFORE removing lawn.

❌ Not Eligible for incentives:
🚫New construction landscapes
🚫Already removed or dead grass
🚫Artificial turf put in new areas
🚫Concrete put in new areas
🚫Replacing grass with more grass

💧 Less grass. Less water. More savings.

👉 Get started:
My Water Utah
https://mywaterutah.org/Incentives

LAST MONTH OF CLASSES!🌷 Beauty From BulbsFall is the perfect time to plant spring-blooming bulbs! 🌱 With a little effort...
08/30/2026

LAST MONTH OF CLASSES!

🌷 Beauty From Bulbs

Fall is the perfect time to plant spring-blooming bulbs! 🌱 With a little effort now, you can enjoy beautiful early-season color in your yard next spring.

Learn about tulips, daffodils, crocus, hyacinths, and other fall-planted bulbs—and how they can add beauty and interest to a water-efficient landscape.

🗓 September 10 | 6:30–7:30 PM
📍 WERC Building, 2837 E Highway 193, Layton
👨‍🏫 Instructor: Zac Roberts, District Staff

👉 Register here:
https://weberbasin.gov/Conservation/ClassCalendar

🌱 Hosted by our Learning Garden
📘 https://www.facebook.com/WeberBasinLearningGarden
📸

The gateway tunnel was a marvel back in the day and is still running strong for Weber Water Basin Conservancy District T...
08/29/2026

The gateway tunnel was a marvel back in the day and is still running strong for Weber Water Basin Conservancy District
The tunnel is 9.4 feet in diameter, 3.25 miles long, and was completed in 1954. Workers started on each side of the mountain working toward each other. Employees worked three shifts six days a week, blasting through an average of 51 feet of mountainside per day. When they met in the middle, they were only off by 3 inches.
The men who lined the canal would have been very tenacious and couldn’t have been Claustrophobic. In the lining picture, you can see a decent-sized pipe running along the roof of the tunnel, this was a tremie-used to pipe concrete down the tunnel to where the workers needed it for the work.

The “As-Built” drawing mentions the following:
The Estimated Quantities of Materials:
Concrete, reinforced: 25 Cubic Yards (not Much) since the reinforcing was only called where materials (earth) were soft and most of the tunnel was through rock.
Concrete, tunnel lining: 17,500 Cubic Yards
Reinforcing Steel: 4,700 lbs. (also not much)
Tunnel Elevation Change Between Portals: 17.2 Feet
Length of Tunnel Between Portals: 17,204 Feet (3.25 Miles)

https://www.deseret.com/utah/2020/3/1/21149749/how-a-1950s-engineering-marvel-gets-water-to-thirsty-utah-residents

It doesnt have to be this way!Your Property qualifies for the Landscape Lawn Exchange Program! Cities in Davis, Morgan, ...
08/28/2026

It doesnt have to be this way!

Your Property qualifies for the Landscape Lawn Exchange Program!
Cities in Davis, Morgan, Weber, and parts of Summit County can now participate.
💧 The Landscape Lawn Exchange program is for the removal of lawn in any area of your property and replacing it with water-efficient ornamental plants and materials!
🚨 IMPORTANT:‼️
Applications MUST be approved BEFORE removing lawn.

💰To help with costs, we are offering:
$1.25 per sq. ft. – Cities without required water-efficient ordinances
$2.50 per sq. ft. – Cities that have adopted water-efficient landscape ordinances
👉 See eligible cities for $2.50: https://conservewater.utah.gov/landscape-rebates/
🌱 This is an incentive to remove lawn and replace it with:
✔️ At least 35% ornamental plants
✔️ Water-efficient materials
✔️ Drip irrigation (instead of spray)

Basic Requirements
✅Lawn must be currently alive
✅Minimum 250 sq ft removed (except park strips)

🚨 IMPORTANT:‼️
Applications MUST be approved BEFORE removing lawn.

❌ Not Eligible for incentives:
🚫New construction landscapes
🚫Already removed or dead grass
🚫Artificial turf put in new areas
🚫Concrete put in new areas
🚫Replacing grass with more grass

💧 Less grass. Less water. More savings.
👉 Get started:
My Water Utah
https://mywaterutah.org/Incentives

September is a great time to do landscape work.  One area you can tackle is your parkstrip. There are incentives to help...
08/27/2026

September is a great time to do landscape work. One area you can tackle is your parkstrip. There are incentives to help you if you choose to remove grass and replace it with more water efficient landscaping. There are many great plants that will add beauty to your yard and neighborhood. The irrigation can be easily converted from spray heads to drip systems making this very efficient.

Apply for landscape incentives here: https://weberbasin.gov/Conservation/Rebates

Change your sprinkler timers!! Don't keep watering your lawn the same as summertime.To have a healthy lawn and save wate...
08/25/2026

Change your sprinkler timers!! Don't keep watering your lawn the same as summertime.

To have a healthy lawn and save water, adjust your sprinklers with the changing seasons.
The days are growing shorter, the weather is cooler, and your lawn doesn't need as much water. Cool Season lawn is turning green again with the cooler weather.

It's a great time to save water in September by limiting your watering!
Follow the weekly watering guide: https://conservewater.utah.gov/weekly-lawn-watering-guide/
The guide is updated every Friday.

🌳🌿 **Choosing Trees and Shrubs for Your Yard**The right tree or shrub can add beauty, shade, and value to your landscape...
08/23/2026

🌳🌿 **Choosing Trees and Shrubs for Your Yard**

The right tree or shrub can add beauty, shade, and value to your landscape for years to come. Join us to learn how to choose the best trees and shrubs for your space and what to look for when selecting healthy, long-lasting plants.

Whether you're planting a new landscape or updating an existing one, this class will help you make confident, water-wise choices for Utah's climate.

🗓 **August 20 | 6:30–7:30 PM**
📍 **WERC Building, 2837 E Highway 193, Layton**

👉 **Register here:**
https://weberbasin.gov/Conservation/ClassCalendar

🌱 Hosted by our **Learning Garden**
📘 https://www.facebook.com/WeberBasinLearningGarden
📸

Address

2837 E Highway 193
Layton, UT
84040

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+18017711677

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