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Commission directs release back to 30 CFS at Georgetown after monitoring

Granite County Board of Commissioners · July 28, 2026
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Summary

Following an operations update, commissioners agreed to reduce Georgetown releases to 30 cubic feet per second; staff will notify stakeholders and downstream users of the change.

Commissioners reviewed the Georgetown flow and pressure reading situation and heard that, while repairs were pending on sending units, releases had been at approximately 33 cubic feet per second (CFS). Commissioner (speaker 3) moved to reduce the release back to 30 CFS to match prior operational targets; Commissioner (speaker 2) seconded the motion and the board approved it.

Staff said Paul and other operations staff would be notified, and the county will inform irrigation users and partners of the adjustment. Commissioners framed the action as a routine operational correction to maintain pool targets and water management objectives.