Water by zip · 84047
Midvale water
Midvale City supplies its drinking water from three local wells and water purchased from Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District. The 2024 Consumer Confidence Report shows the system met federal and Utah drinking water standards, with no contaminant violations reported.
Your water system
Midvale City
Source: Ground and surface water from three city wells (Million Gallon, Oak Street, and Hancock Replacement) plus treated water purchased from Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District.. Public water system ID UTAH18027.
The Jordan Valley supply that serves Midvale reported a total hardness averaging 190.9 mg/L in 2024 (ranging 6 to 381 mg/L), which is considered hard water.
What stands out
Total dissolved solids
Midvale City reported TDS ranging from 0 to 708 ppm in 2024, well under the 2000 ppm secondary standard. The purchased JVWCD supply averaged 292 mg/L.
Lead and copper
In the 2022 tap-sampling round (tested every 3 years at 30 homes), Midvale City reported a 90th-percentile lead result of 2.45 ppb against the 15 ppb action level, with 0 sites exceeding it.
Nitrate and sodium
Nitrate measured 0.339 to 2.87 ppm in 2024 (federal MCL is 10 ppm). Sodium ranged from 8 to 99.8 ppm; the EPA sets no MCL for sodium.
This is a plain-language summary, not a substitute for your utility's official report. Midvale City reports meeting federal drinking-water standards. For the full, current numbers, read the official report linked above.
What helps
What we would do about it.
A countertop or under-sink drinking-water ionizer can give you great-tasting alkaline water at home, and a salt-free whole-home conditioner can help with the scale that hard water leaves on fixtures and appliances. If you would like to know what is actually in your water, stop by The Well for a free water test.