Wagner, Red Sands, A1, HWY 191 has scheduled a water outage on Tuesday, July 14, 2026, from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.

GWSSA will be conducting a Planning Workshop on 6/24/26.

NOTICE OF CIB PLANNING GRANT APPLICATION: FOR FUTURE UTILITY SERVICES AT THE UMTRA MILL SITE AND ADJACENT PROPERTIES

More than 130 students attended the event, giving them the opportunity to gain a better understanding of local water systems and the importance of protecting this valuable resource for future generations.

The Grand Water Sewer & Service Agency is performing maintenance on Bowling Alley Lane and will need to temporarily turn off Bowling Alley Lane's water on Tuesday, 5/19/2026 between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM.

This flyer gives you an update on the 2026 irrigation season as of May.

Grand Water Sewer is working on an emergency repair on the irrigation system and will shut off the water at 5:00PM tonight, 4/28/2026 through the afternoon of 4/29/2026.

GWSSA has published a new resource that brings clarity and transparency to long-term water trends in our region. This document compiles reported lake elevation levels dating back to 1999 through today, April 22, 2026, offering a clear historical perspective on how conditions have changed over time.

Water is a precious resource, especially in regions where drought and limited supply challenge daily life. The Grand Water & Sewer Service Agency (GWSSA) plays a vital role in managing water resources responsibly. Recently, the Moab Times Independent published an article that brings important water usage tips from GWSSA to the community’s attention. Read the article here: https://www.moabtimes.com/articles/gwssa-urges-customers-to-be-mindful-of-water-usage/

Grand Water & Sewer Service Agency (GWSSA) announced early this morning that it will begin replacing the water in Ken’s Lake with chocolate milk.

The Agency board met on March 19th and voted to begin the 2026 irrigation system on Wednesday, April 1st with a 50% restriction on allotted water.......

A fun little handout that explains GWSSA's role in Sewer Connections.

Conserving water in Moab, a town with limited water resources, is critical for the long-term health of both the landscape and the local ecosystem. Winter is the perfect time to practice mindful water use, which not only lowers your water bill but also contributes to the preservation of vital resources that our region depends on

As spring returns to Moab and we start to use more water around the house, it’s the perfect time to check your faucets

Spring will soon be in the air, and as the days grow longer and the red rocks start to glow with that familiar warmth, many of us begin thinking about our yards and gardens. Moab’s unique desert setting gives us endless inspiration — but it also reminds us that water is one of our most valuable resources. With a few thoughtful choices, you can create a beautiful, thriving landscape that’s both colorful and water-smart. Choose Water-Wise Plants: One of the easiest ways to prot

In Moab’s desert climate, every drop counts — and taking a few simple steps now can help prevent costly leaks, wasted water, and springtime headaches later.

From the website*: Desert landscaping is an excellent way to add beauty and value to your home. It can also save you water if done...

GWSSA has begun its "Every Drop Counts' ad campaign to help bring awareness to water conservation in the Moab area. Look for tips and...

https://conservewater.utah.gov/weekly-lawn-watering-guide/ The Utah Division of Water Resources Weekly Lawn Watering Guides offer...