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1. When does the city turn on and shut off the Pressurized Irrigation system?

The city turns on the PI system on April 15 and off on Oct 15 of each year. For more information, please visit Pressurized Irrigation.

2. I’m installing a water softener and need to know the hardness of my culinary water is.

Highland City averages 14 grains.

3. What are the city's policies for parking in regards to snow removal?

Vehicles may not park on City Streets between midnight - 8:00 a.m., December 1st through March 31st, and anytime snow is present. The Police Department may issue a parking citation, and may have the vehicles that are parking on the street towed, especially during or shortly after a snow storm. Parking on the street after a snow storm makes it difficult for plows to clear the streets. For more information on snow removal, visit Snowplowing.

4. How does the city decide where to plow during snow removal?

The city prioritizes heavily used and thru roads first and works down from there. Cul-de-sacs are not plowed or salted until every thru-road has been cleared. This can take anywhere from 3-5 days after a storm has passed. Also, please take into consideration that the Utah County plows North Utah County Blvd (4800 West), SR-92 and SR-74. For more information on snow removal, including a priority map, visit Snowplowing.

5. My street hasn't been plowed. How do I report that?

You may call the Highland City Public Works department at (801) 772-4515.However, please realize that cul-de-sacs are not plowed or salted until every thru-road has been cleared. This can take anywhere from 3-5 days after a storm has passed. Also, please take into consideration that the Utah County plows North Utah County Blvd (4800 West), SR-92 and SR-74. For more information on snow removal, visit Snowplowing.