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About the WPR Utility District:

The WPR Utility District is a Utah special district formed to provide essential infrastructure operations to the Wasatch Peaks Ranch community. This entity is an independent governmental body that operate on a non-profit basis. The WPR Utility District’s primary responsibility is to manage and maintain critical infrastructure across WPR, including utilities, water, sewer, and propane systems.

The WPR Utility District is governed by a Board of Trustees whose members serve in unpaid positions. Day-to-day operations are carried out by a small team of professional staff that oversees infrastructure operations, maintenance, and regulatory compliance. As the WPR community grows, so too does the complexity and scope of these responsibilities. Current services provided by the WPR Utility District include:

  •  Culinary and Irrigation Water Service: Operate and maintain water systems that collect, treat, store, and distribute culinary and irrigation water to homes and WPR amenities.
  •  Groundwater Rights and Resource Management: Acquire and manage water rights in coordination with the Weber Basin Water Conservancy District.
  •  Sewer System Operations: Oversee collection, conveyance, and treatment of wastewater in conjunction with the Mountain Green Sewer Improvement District.
  • Water and Sewer Infrastructure Maintenance: Inspect, repair, and manage critical infrastructure, including pipelines, valves, pumps, tanks, and lift stations.
  •  Propane Infrastructure: Maintain a propane distribution network to supply the North Village and WPR amenities, including monitoring, pressure regulation, and safety compliance.
  •  Contract Management and Regulatory Compliance: Administer contracts and ensure compliance with state and federal requirements for utility and public service operations.
  • Administrative Functions: Manage legal, insurance, consulting, accounting and reporting functions necessary to operate as regulated government entities.
  • Capital Reserves and Infrastructure Replacement: Plan and fund long-term capital reserves to support the replacement and major repair of essential infrastructure. This includes  culinary and irrigation water infrastructure (wells, tanks, transmission and distribution lines), and sewer system components.