SALT LAKE CITY, June 14, 2021. More than 50 Wasatch Front businesses, along with the Utah Rivers Council, asked Utah governor and legislature to do more to conserve water.

What the Letter Asks For
In a letter to the governor, the 51 businesses asked for a 2 percent reduction in water usage per year.
"They need to do far more from a conservation standpoint. We need to do something and we hope the governor is more aggressive, and the state overall has done very little from a conservation standpoint." Steve Schmit, owner of Western Rivers Flyfisher
"We need water. Not just the trout that we fish for in our streams but also for water quality, I mean it all trickles down to us eventually." Steve Schmit
Outdoor Businesses Speaking Up
Wasatch Touring also signed the letter.
"The levels of the rivers and the reservoirs that we love to play and explore and recreate in have been going down. It is definitely coming to a point where it is going to take kind of a rallying cry for this." Dylan Timmer, co-owner of Wasatch Touring
Why Mark Miller Subaru Signed
"We have a lot of outdoorsy customers and they are out there. And they are on the lakes and up in these mountains and they are seeing these rivers." Jeff Miller, owner of Mark Miller Subaru
What We Already Do
The retailer is already doing a lot to conserve water and energy, from solar panels and xeriscaping to a recycled water car wash.
"It is heartening to see that others feel the same way that we do." Jeff Miller
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