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Mayor Mendenhall responds to drought, calls for water conservation efforts heading into warmer weather
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Mayor Mendenhall responds to drought, calls for water conservation efforts heading into warmer weather
March 19, 2026 With snow levels and early spring runoff well below average this year, Mayor Erin Mendenhall announced Salt Lake City will enter a Stage 2 Advisory for drought response today. It is the first time since October 2022 that the City has advised a Stage 2 response. While the current overall water supply is good due to strong reservoir levels, snowpack stream flow volume is projected to be low in all Wasatch Mountains and streams. Thes…
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