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Sandy City official urges residents to use Water Smart Portal to track and save water
5843810 · August 26, 2025
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Summary
Nikki Wyman, Sandy City's Water Education and Public Engagement Coordinator, promoted the free Water Smart Portal during a city meeting, saying it shows daily household water use, can flag leaks, and helps residents set conservation goals; no formal action was taken.
Nikki Wyman, Sandy City's Water Education and Public Engagement Coordinator, urged residents during a city meeting to use the free Water Smart Portal to monitor household water use and “potentially conserve both water and money.”
The portal, Wyman said, provides a day-by-day view of household water consumption,…
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