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Woods Cross water
Woods Cross City publishes an annual water quality report and monitors its water under federal and state rules. The 2025 report shows the water met drinking water standards, with detected substances at low levels.
Your water system
Woods Cross City Water System
Source: Mostly city-owned underground wells, plus a small amount purchased from a Weber Basin Water Conservancy District underground well..
Woods Cross's report does not state a single hardness figure, but with total dissolved solids around 720 mg/L the well-sourced water carries noticeable dissolved minerals that can leave scale.
Woods Cross City 2025 Consumer Confidence and Water Quality Annual Report→
What stands out
Where the water comes from
Woods Cross's 2025 report states the city draws water from its own underground wells along with a small amount purchased from a Weber Basin Water Conservancy District well.
Dissolved minerals
The 2025 report lists total dissolved solids at 720 mg/L (limit 2,000), sodium at 96.5 to 109 mg/L, and sulfate at 61.9 mg/L, all naturally occurring and within standards.
Lead, copper and byproducts
The 2025 report lists the 90th-percentile lead result at 6.6 ppb (action level 15), copper at 93.4 ppb (action level 1,300), nitrate at 3.85 mg/L (limit 10), and arsenic at 0.5 ppb. Total trihalomethanes were 0.96 to 17.7 ppb (limit 80) and PFOA/PFOS were not detected.
This is a plain-language summary, not a substitute for your utility's official report. Woods Cross City Water System 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 drinking-water ionizer at the tap paired with whole-home salt-free conditioning can reduce scale and improve taste without adding sodium. Stop by The Well for a free water test and we will help you make sense of your results.