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Draper Boil Water Update - June 6, 2025 5:16 p.m.
Boil Water Order LIFTED!
See the Announcement for additional recommendations.
To offer some assistance to residents affected by the water boil order, Draper City and the Salt Lake County Health Department are providing free bottled water to residents in the affected area while supplies last.
Draper City will provide another update as soon as possible after testing results are expected, around 4:00 PM and once WaterPro and county and state agencies follow up with next steps.
Residents in the affected area should continue to boil all tap water for at least one minute before drinking, cooking, brushing teeth, making ice, or washing dishes. Do not use unboiled tap water for any consumption-related purpose.
Draper Boil Water Update - June 6, 2025 11:48 a.m.
BOIL WATER ORDER! WaterPro has advised Draper City that they have sent notifications regarding possible contamination to the drinking water system to approximately 1,300 customers in Draper. As a precaution, the Utah Division of Drinking Water has issued a boil order.…
Residents in Draper City’s water service area are not affected. For a map of the affected area and additional information, please visit
WaterPro is conducting testing to determine bacteria levels in the water supply. They advise that bacteria samples have been collected and are being sent to the lab. All chlorine residuals taken were normal.
WaterPro has advised Draper City that they have sent notifications regarding possible contamination to the drinking water system to approximately 1,300 customers in Draper. As a precaution, the Utah Division of Drinking Water has issued a boil order.