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Herriman podcast explains city water sources, EPA safety limits and winter maintenance for residents
Summary
Herriman City communications manager John LaFollette and water quality coordinator Will Schwartz outline where the city's water comes from, why hardness varies across neighborhoods, what EPA limits mean for safety, and practical steps residents should take this winter.
Herriman City communications manager John LaFollette and Will Schwartz, the city's water quality and conservation coordinator, used the Oct. 16 episode of the Herriminology podcast to explain local water sources, regulatory safety standards and seasonal maintenance steps residents should take for appliances and softeners.
Will Schwartz described how Herriman receives a blend of supplies, including local deep wells and treated surface water from the Jordan Valley Conservancy District's intake sourced at Jordanelle and Deer Creek reservoirs. "They're upgrading, to increase their capacity," Schwartz said, noting that some parts of the city receive mostly Jordan Valley water while other neighborhoods rely more on local wells.
Schwartz and LaFollette discussed water…
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