Culinary (Drinking) Water
Lindon's drinking water originates from springs east of the City and wells located throughout the City.
If there is ever a problem with culinary water quality that might impact health or safety, Lindon City will attempt to notify residents through multiple channels. To sign up for emergency notifications click here.
For questions about your Water Bill or any other Utility Services click here.
Secondary Water
Lindon City has a pressurized irrigation, or secondary water system which provides irrigation water to most of the city. Water is supplied by North Union Irrigation Company, Central Utah Water Conservancy District (CUWCD), Hollow Water Irrigation Company, Cobbley Ditch Irrigation Company and the Salt Lake Aqueduct to Lindon reservoirs during the summer months. This water is screened but not filtered, and as such is not suitable as drinking water. Make sure children to not drink this water, it is only meant to be used for outdoor watering such as landscape and lawns.
Outdoor Watering Hours
Please remember the city policy is no outdoor watering between the hours of 10:00 am to 6:00 pm.
Studies have shown that 50% of water used during daytime hours is lost to evaporation. Watering on every 3rd day schedule is generally adequate for well-established lawns. Please remember to turn off automatic sprinklers when it is raining.
Turning on Secondary Water
The City will start filling the secondary water system in mid-April. This process usually takes a couple of weeks and water is usually available around the first of May. Here are some recommendations for getting ready for your secondary water.
Secondary Water Shut Off
As this 2022 irrigation season comes to a close, we want to pass along some general guidelines for protecting your sprinkler system.
Our secondary system will be officially turned off:
Best Practices for Winterizing your Secondary System
Warning: The secondary water is untreated water from canals, ditches and springs. DO NOT DRINK from a secondary water connection, and do not connect the secondary system to the culinary water system in any way. Cross-connections have the potential to contaminate your home drinking water and the city’s culinary water system! REPORT ANY CROSS-CONNECTIONS YOU OBSERVE so that we can keep our drinking water safe.
If you have any questions, please call Lindon City Public Works at 801-796-7954
Matt Winward, Water Division & Streets Maintenance Superintendent
Retail Water Line Disclosure
The retail drinking water service line is the pipe that extends between the main water pipe in the road and the home or business. Drinking water meters are typically located in the park strip area or just behind the sidewalk. Lindon City is responsible for the water line on the street side up to and including the meter. The property owner is responsible for the line between the meter and the home or business.
The secondary retail water line is the pipe that extends between the stop-and-waste valve located in the park strip area and the sprinkler system or hose connection. Some residences will have a secondary meter in place of the stop-and-waste valve. Lindon City is responsible for the line on the street side, up to and including stop-and-waste valve or secondary meter. The property owner is responsible for the line from the stop-and-waste valve or secondary meter into the property.
See Title 13.04.030H and SB 45.