Wasatch · Backend-verified location page
This page lists every public water system the backend identifies as a plausible provider for this area. City and ZIP boundaries are not utility service boundaries, so confirm the PWSID on your bill.
Plain-language summary
ZIP code 84032 may be served by 17 public water systems in the available records. This page shows their latest reported status and annual reports, but it cannot tell which system serves a specific address or guarantee the water at your tap.
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What water systems may serve ZIP code 84032?
A provider’s reported status describes imported system-level records. It does not certify water at an individual tap.
01 / Plausible provider
The mapped service area overlaps 2.1% of this place’s area. This is not a customer share or the probability that a home uses this provider.
02 / Plausible provider
The mapped service area overlaps 1.4% of this place’s area. This is not a customer share or the probability that a home uses this provider.
03 / Plausible provider
The mapped service area overlaps 1.2% of this place’s area. This is not a customer share or the probability that a home uses this provider.
04 / Plausible provider
The mapped service area overlaps 1.1% of this place’s area. This is not a customer share or the probability that a home uses this provider.
05 / Plausible provider
The mapped service area overlaps 0.7% of this place’s area. This is not a customer share or the probability that a home uses this provider.
06 / Plausible provider
The mapped service area overlaps 0.6% of this place’s area. This is not a customer share or the probability that a home uses this provider.
07 / Plausible provider
The mapped service area overlaps 0.3% of this place’s area. This is not a customer share or the probability that a home uses this provider.
08 / Plausible provider
The mapped service area overlaps 0.2% of this place’s area. This is not a customer share or the probability that a home uses this provider.
09 / Plausible provider
The mapped service area overlaps 0.1% of this place’s area. This is not a customer share or the probability that a home uses this provider.
10 / Plausible provider
The mapped service area overlaps 0.1% of this place’s area. This is not a customer share or the probability that a home uses this provider.
11 / Plausible provider
The mapped service area overlaps 0% of this place’s area. This is not a customer share or the probability that a home uses this provider.
12 / Plausible provider
The mapped service area overlaps 0% of this place’s area. This is not a customer share or the probability that a home uses this provider.
13 / Plausible provider
The mapped service area overlaps 0% of this place’s area. This is not a customer share or the probability that a home uses this provider.
14 / Plausible provider
The mapped service area overlaps 0% of this place’s area. This is not a customer share or the probability that a home uses this provider.
15 / Plausible provider
The mapped service area overlaps 0% of this place’s area. This is not a customer share or the probability that a home uses this provider.
16 / Plausible provider
The mapped service area overlaps 0% of this place’s area. This is not a customer share or the probability that a home uses this provider.
17 / Plausible provider
The mapped service area overlaps 0% of this place’s area. This is not a customer share or the probability that a home uses this provider.
What is in the drinking water?
Measurements are shown only when an authoritative source is tied to a specific PWSID. IBIS values are yearly means; Consumer Confidence Report values retain the utility’s reported result or range. Confirm the PWSID on your bill before using them.
Reviewed Consumer Confidence Report measurements have not yet been ingested for the providers associated with this area. Confirm your provider and contact the utility for its latest report.
How should I interpret this page?
“No reported open violations” means only that none were reported in the latest imported dataset. It does not mean “safe,” “clean,” or “pass.” Regulatory data can lag local notices.
Where did these facts come from?