Town updates: community cleanup, pool spring flow and repaired backhoe plow
September 10, 2026 | Kanarraville, Iron County, Utah
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A board member summarized the recent community service project, reporting strong youth participation and that volunteers cleared the fire-pit area near the cemetery: "We were able to get that done." The chair noted certified letters led to a property cleanup and restored water service after the owner paid for reinstallation.
On public works, the pool/spring water test came back clean and the spring was producing in the mid-30 gallons per minute range; the pool supervisor reported, "So we got 34 and 35 gallons per minute, which is really great for this time in the sun." The Chair also said the backhoe and plow were returned, hoses repaired, and the town should be prepared for winter maintenance with the equipment fixed.
On public works, the pool/spring water test came back clean and the spring was producing in the mid-30 gallons per minute range; the pool supervisor reported, "So we got 34 and 35 gallons per minute, which is really great for this time in the sun." The Chair also said the backhoe and plow were returned, hoses repaired, and the town should be prepared for winter maintenance with the equipment fixed.
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