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Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · project grant (b)
Granger-hunter Improvement District, Located in Salt Lake County, Utah, Will Complete a 100% Final Design Package for a New Three-million-gallon Drinking Water Storage Tank in the System S Highest-pressure Zone to Address Water Management. Drought Has Significantly Threatened Water Sources Throughout Salt Lake County, Where 86% of the Months Between 2013 and 2023 Were Noted as Abnormally Dry Up to Exceptional Drought Conditions. Additional Storage Will Improve the Districts Ability to Provide and Deliver Drinking Water During Drought and Reduce Reliance on Purchased Water. This Project Is Identified in the Districts 2022 Water Master Plan and Is Supported by the Salt Lake Valley Groundwater Management Plan to Further the Diversification of Water Sources Being Used by the District, Positively Improving Drought Resiliency and Water Sustainability.
Committed
$302,850
Paid out
$10.3K
3%
Committed, not yet paid
$292.6K
97%
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