Noxious Weed Control

Wasatch County’s weed department is responsible for enforcing the state weed laws. There are 27 noxious weeds that need to be controlled.  We are here to help make sure people are controlling the noxious weeds on their property by helping them use the best strategies and equipment available.

The CWMA was organized to help government organizations and the public work together to control the ever growing noxious weed problem.

Contact: Quintin Lewis
(435) 654-1661 option 3

Weed Board

The Weed Board members serve a 2 to 4 year term.  They are responsible for education and finding new ways to control noxious seed and enforce the state weed laws.  The members are assigned to different areas of the county and work with the people in their areas to address their concerns. 

CWMA

Wasatch County Cooperative Weed Management Area is a newly established organization set up to obtain Federal, State and private grant funds for the purpose of controlling noxious weeds with in the county and possibly including other county’s where infestations extend beyond our boundaries.

They have spray days throughout the summer to spray different properties.  To get more done, any volunteers are welcome, including dedicated hunters.  The CWMA also provides education to interested groups.  To get more information on how to volunteer, contact the public works department.