Nearly 200 people in southern Utah now have reliable running water again after nearly a decade. Half of the town of Apple Valley, located near the Utah-Arizona border, has been without standard drinking water, but today a new pipeline has restored it. Mike Farrar, the Apple Valley Mayor, said the east part of town, located near the Arizona border, has been without reliable drinking water for more than 15 years – contaminated, brown and smelly. Read more at the link 🔗 in bio. ✍️+🎤: Brian Carlson, KSL TV 📸: Marc Weaver, KSL TV