Flip Blitz News Today

New research from Brigham Young University suggests that nearly half of people in Utah are using too much water in an effort to keep their grass healthy.

A Utah Division of Water Resources (DNWR) conservation team spent Thursday, May 19 in several locations in Price, flipping the park strips in the community to water-wise landscapes as part of its second Flip Blitz campaign. As the drought continues to intensify in Utah, the search for simple ways to save water has become urgent.

Washington County and the rest of Utah is starting to tear out grass turf in response to ongoing drought and demands for better water conservation.

This spring, as the drought intensifies, more Utahns are finding ways to save water on their landscapes. The Central Utah Water Conservancy District and Meta spent Thursday helping people flip their park strips in Utah County.