Website Privacy Notice:

Cottonwood Improvement District is committed to protecting your privacy.
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NOTICE OF REGULAR ELECTION TO BE HELD ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2025:

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Office Hours:  8:00am - 4:30pm, Mon - Fri.   Closed Saturdays, Sundays, the day following Thanksgiving and all State holidays, with the exception of Columbus Day.

Please consider using our authorized online bill payment service provider:
PAY MY BILL:  The express bill pay logo.
(You may pay by credit card and there is no additional fee to use this service. Clicking the link above will take you to the Xpress Bill Pay website.)

General Email Queries:   lindseyhoward@cid.utah.gov

Board of Trustees:
Wesley Fisher wesfisher@cid.utah.gov COI Statement
Kim R. Galbraith kimgalbraith@cid.utah.gov COI Statement
James Durrant jamesdurrant@cid.utah.gov COI Statement

General Manager:
Gregory B. Neff

The 2025 Adopted Budget is available here.

The 2026 Tentatively Adopted Budget is available here.

Link to budget and financial statements on State Auditor's website:
https://reporting.auditor.utah.gov/searchreports/s/
Link to:  transparent.utah.gov

Sewer Lines - Definition and Ownership/Maintenance Responsibility:

District Main: A wastewater collection line owned and maintained by the District that receives wastewater from more than one sewer connection. District Mains are typically 8 inch diameter pipe or larger and reside in a public roadway or easement granted to the District.

Private Main: A wastewater collection line owned and maintained by a private party that receives wastewater from more than one connection. Private Mains are typically located in private roadways, apartment or condominium complexes, or commercial centers. There are no easements granted to the District for Private Mains. A Private Main may be owned and maintained by a property owner's association or agreement between private parties.

Service Lateral: A Service Lateral (also referred to as a Sewer Lateral) is a pipe that connects a residence or building to a District Main or a Private Main. Service Laterals are typically 4 to 8 inches in diameter. All portions of a Service Lateral are owned and maintained by the owner of the residence or building served by the Service Lateral, including portions lying within a public roadway or easement granted to the District.

Shows a home and its sewer leading to the District sewer main in the street. A car is shown on the street. A tree is shown with roots growing into the sewer labeled private. The private sewer is labeled 'Building Owner Responsibility'. The sewer main in the street is labeled 'District Maintenance and Repair'.
What not to flush ...

Many plumbing and sewer problems can be avoided by not flushing the following items: