Why Not Run For City Council?
Have you ever thought about making a real difference in our community? This November, Ivins residents will elect two City Council members and a Mayor. It’s your chance to step…
Low Snow, High Stakes: Water and Growth
Water is the lifeblood of our desert community, and I know many Ivins residents are deeply concerned about its availability as development continues at a seemingly relentless pace across the…
A Reservoir of Good News for Dry Wash
Ivins residents can celebrate a significant win for open space and water conservation. In a letter from Zach Renstrom, General Manager of the Washington County Water Conservancy District, the district…
A Peek Into 2025 Water Conditions
Curious about how our water outlook is shaping up for 2025? Let’s dive into some data tracked by the USDA’s National Water and Climate Center. This daily tracking provides a…
Grow with The New Ivins Community Garden
The Healthy Ivins Coalition is thrilled to announce the creation of the Ivins Community Garden, a new opportunity for Ivins residents to get their hands in the soil, grow fresh…
Stay In The Loop With A New Alert System
Ivins City has a powerful new communication tool called Yoppify to keep you informed when it matters most. Whether it’s sudden service outages, public safety alerts, road closures, or other…
Wells Get By With A Little Help From…
A 1993 report, titled "Utah State Water Plan: Kanab Creek/Virgin River Basin," highlighted a critical challenge: “In general, irrigation water needs exceed supply. This accents the need for wise management…
Affordable Housing Off Hwy 91?
The Utah Trust Lands Administration (SITLA) is looking for development proposals that "offer solutions to solve the housing crisis" on a 40-acre parcel of land in Ivins just off Hwy…
Overview Of The 2024 Water Year
The Virgin and Santa Clara rivers had a combined streamflow of just over 112,000 acre-feet of water in the 12 months ending in September. This is more than the median…
Balancing Benefits for Residents & Developers
When the Hidden Spring RV Resort on Hwy 91 (between Main Street and 200 W) was first proposed years ago, the Planning Commission and City Council crafted thoughtful code requirements…