In short: We care about your privacy, we use the minimal amount of information we need to provide you with the services you requested, we safeguard your data and we do not monetize it or improperly share it.
In detail: This Privacy Policy Statement (the “Statement”) is provided by Central Utah Water Conservancy District (“we,” “us,” or “our”) in compliance with Utah Code Section 63D-2-103. We are committed to protecting your privacy. This Statement explains how we handle your information when you visit this webpage. We want you to understand how your data may be collected, used, and secured.
We operate this governmental website.
If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to us:
Phone: 801-226-7100
Email: info@cuwcd.gov
As with the majority of websites you visit online, we automatically collect standard statistical information. This information includes data like your IP address, browser type, pages accessed, and duration of visit.
If you decide to participate in a rebate, register for one of our classes or events, or subscribe to our newsletter, we use a third-party merchant who specializes in these types of transactions. When you make an online transaction, the billing information, including the name and billing address are used to process the transaction. All this information is encrypted during the transaction.
If you decide to provide us information as part of an online survey or to sign up for an email newsletter, we may collect personally identifiable information from you.
The information we receive from statistical and voluntary means is used for qualitative and quantitative research to help us improve the services and programs we offer.
We may use information like your email and mailing addresses to send you emergency information and occasional promotional information, like invitations to special events, unless you have opted out of these types of communications.
We do not disclose, sell, trade, or rent your personal information to outside parties.
We care about your privacy. We only share your information when necessary and in accordance with the Utah's Government Records Access and Management Act, Utah Code 63G, Chapter 2.
You have the right to access and correct your information. Here's how you can do that:
Your data's safety is our priority. We have taken adequate measures to protect it. Here's how we reasonably ensure that your data stays safe:
Personally identifiable information is not a classification of records under Utah Code Section 63G, Chapter 2, Government Records Access and Management Act.