As spring approaches, here are some helpful facts and tips designed to increase your flood awareness.

For many people, spring means one thing: a chance to get outside and work on their lawn, vegetable garden, flower beds, or landscaping. We love a beautiful (waterwise) lawn and garden as…

Please follow the link to Draper City’s website to learn more about what you can do to prepare for potential flooding. News Flash • Draper City, UT • CivicEngage (draperutah.gov)

Pressure irrigation (PI) season officially begins on April 15, but we begin pressuring up the system as early as April 1. So make sure your stop and waste is turned off to…

South Mountain Golf Course, at 1247 East Mike Weir Drive in Draper, is owned and operated by Salt Lake County Parks and Recreation since 1999. The 250-acre course is one of six…

Clean water is a goal that everyone can support. At the same time, it’s easy for other healthy goals – like hiking in our beautiful mountains – to put this precious resource…

There are four aqueducts along the Wasatch Front that provide water to some two million people in the Salt Lake Valley – and three of them cross the Wasatch Fault. The fourth…

We invite all WaterPro stockholders to attend our annual meeting on Wednesday, March 15 at 7 p.m. in the City Council Room at Draper City Hall, 1020 East Pioneer Road. Members of…

We encourage our customers to sign up for xpress Bill Pay on our website to make paying your water bill simpler for you and for us. If you’ve already done this, you…

The New York Times didn’t mince words about the crisis facing us. Their headline: “As the Great Salt Lake Dries Up, Utah Faces an Environmental Nuclear Bomb.” The writer warned that historically…