Liberty Pipeline Company

 The three Board members up for election this year (Jami Hadlock, Mitch Holmes, and John Wood), have graciously agreed to continue to serve the shareholders for another two years as no one volunteered to run for the board.  This is the third year that no volunteers have come forward to assist with running the company that all shareholders are dependent on.  Liberty Pipeline is a non-profit shareholder owned company that relies on the volunteer service of the shareholders to continue to operate efficiently.  There are numerous issues with continuing to operate as we have in the past due to new water legislation, regulations put into place by the Utah Division of Drinking Water and our systems need to replace the water storage tank lost in a recent lawsuit.  Members need to get involved if they want to remain having a say about their company and the rates that are charged.  If you are interested in learning about the system prior to making a commitment to ser...

Please click on the link below to review the Utaba Dam Watershed Rehabilitation Project.  Your feedback is requested Utaba Draft Plan Draft Plan-EA Public Meeting You are invited to attend, discuss, and submit your comments during an open house style Draft Plan-EA meeting on May 5, 2026. The presentation will begin at 6:00 PM: May 5, 2026 – Tuesday 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM Ogden Valley Branch Library 131 South 7400 East Huntsville, Utah 84317

 The LPC Board did not receive any volunteers to serve on the Board.  There are several board members who have served the community for more than 10 years and would like to retire from their positions.   This is your company and involvement is needed to keep the company running effectively.  The Board will ask for nominations during the meeting, please consider serving your community by becoming involved with the Liberty Pipeline Company.  We are finishing up the Pump House project and now must move forward with replacing the Bailey Tank Storage lost in the recent lawsuit.  Please consider joining the board to ensure LPC can continue to provide the water service all Liberty Pipeline Shareholders have become accustom too.  

If you, as a LPC Shareholder have a desire to serve your community, this is a great opportunity.  During the 2026 Annual Shareholders meeting, the Board will welcome two additional alternate members to replace retiring Board members.  Therefore, the shareholders have an opportunity to vote on four members to serve on the LPC board.  Serving on the LPC Board requires extensive training due to the numerous changes in Utah legislation and various requirements needed to sufficiently keep the company running in the best interest of the shareholders. As the Valley continues to grow and develop, the main concern is the water to support this growth.  The duties of the voluntary board members have broadened from the simplistic duties of the past. Please consider running for a position on the board if you have a desire to help ensure development is responsible and sufficient water is available to ensure all shareholders continue to receive adequate water availability.  Th...

 A main pipe broke on 4100 North.  Please expect the water to be turned off for a least the better part of the day to allow for repairs.  This affects shareholders east of Liberty Park.  The maintenance crew stated it was due to an old repair not holding up and was not detectable until the break occurred early this morning.  We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

This notice is intended for the 203 Shareholders who exceeded their entitled amount of 20,000 gallons during the month of July.  LPC has a total of 679 shareholders.  Nearly a third of the shareholders are exceeding their water rights.  The state of Utah is once again in an extreme drought situation and Utah water rights are in the process of being reviewed to ensure water companies are not exceeding their water rights.  For those of you going over your entitled amount during these extreme drought conditions, the company could possibly be mandated to charge a penalty for excessive use.  It's never been more important than now to begin conserving water.  If you are using culinary water for outdoor use, reconsider your landscaping.  Weber Basin water has information on how to conserve through landscaping and water monitoring.  A link is available on this website.  The breakdown of usage is as follows for the month of July: 58 shareholders used...

 Two Board members were up for re-election unopposed.  All votes cast and counted during the May 6, 2025 meeting were in support of Matt Bailey and Ed VanDyke remaining on the Board.  Thank you to all the Shareholders who attended the meeting.  The LPC Board appreciates your support.