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Unfortunately, tamarisk has displaced native vegetation on approximately 1.6 million acres of land in the Western United States, including the Virgin River, and continues to spread. It is also a phreatophyte (a plant that mines the water table). Studies have shown that a single mature tamarisk can uptake nearly 200 gallons of water a day. Although native trees in wet riparian areas can use more...[...More]




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Construction

Current Construction & Project Information

• Red Cliffs Water Transmission Pipeline 2008
• Spring 2009 Slurry Seal Project
• Telegraph Improvement Project
• Water Project 2006 - Phase 3
• Water Project 2009 - Phase 4

Mayor's Message

Message from Mayor Terrill Clove....
June 2009
The "Utah Genius-Driving our Creative Economy 2009" honored Washington City with an award for the ingenuity of our city logo and tag lines. We included the cotton ball in our logo so when people see the cotton ball, they think of Washington City. Even though we are very progressive and have a lot of forethought, we want to honor our pioneer heritage and remember that we are "Where Dixie Begins." Cotton Days 2009 was very successful. I want to thank Donn Hayes and his entire committee as well as the volunteers and city staff that worked so hard to bring this event together for us. Salisbury Hom ....[More]