Utah Nonpoint Source Management Program

Utah’s Nonpoint Source (NPS) Management program is focused on improving the water quality of impaired waterbodies through a voluntary and incentive-based approach. The Utah Division of Water Quality (DWQ) provides state and federal funding to reduce NPS pollution in priority watersheds throughout the state. These projects use Best Management Practices (BMPs) and follow the watershed-based planning strategy detailed in the Statewide NPS Management Plan and appendices.

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DWQ is asking for stakeholder help in identifying the most pressing nonpoint source clean water needs throughout Utah, to inform federal clean water act funding.

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2019 NPS Management Plan

The complete Utah Non-point Source Management Plan minus the Appendices.

Past Annual Reports

Utah Nonpoint Source Pollution Management Program Annual Report:

Water Quality Task Force

The Water Quality Task Force is made up of representatives from State, Federal, and private agencies and organizations. The Task Force meets quarterly to discuss water quality issues and determine how they should be addressed. A charter describing the responsibilities and expectations of the Task Force has been established and is found in the appendices of the Statewide NPS Management Plan.

Other Relevant NPS Topics

Utah Watershed Coordinating Council

Contacts

If you have questions, contact Paul Burnett (pcburnett@utah.gov) (385) 262-1915.

Last updated: September 30, 2022 at 11:51 am
Categories: Water Quality