The Utah Division of Water Resources announced last week that Utah’s reservoir levels are in drastic decline. Since June 1st, reservoirs have drawn down at a rate more than double the normal rate due to increased demand, lower-than-normal spring runoff, and an extremely dry summer. “Reservoirs are our first line of defense against drought and are vital for our communities and ecosystems,” shares Candice Hasenyager, director at the Utah Division of Water Resources. “The rapid decline we’re seeing is a clear signal that we must be more vigilant and use less water.” The current statewide reservoir storage sits at 67% which is significantly lower than the 83% reported last year at this time. The current state reservoir level map lists Moon Lake Reservoir at 18%, Big Sand Wash Reservoir at 9%,

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