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Mike Davis talks about his involvement in Heber Valley water as a user and employee of Wasatch County: first as the water resource director and now as the county manager and as a trustee of the Central Utah Water Conservancy District.
Davis, Michael, 1957-, interviewee
Michael Davis, Wasatch County Admin Building, Heber, Utah.
Davis, Michael, 1957-, interviewee
Mr. Daryl Devey discusses his involvement with the Central Utah Project as the O&M facilities manager for the Central Utah Water Conservancy District. His work included maintaining the condemned Olmstead Pipeline in Provo, and the initial design on the Olmstead Diversion Structure in Provo Canyon.
Devey, Daryl Lynn, 1956-, interviewee
Mr. Daryl Devey discusses his involvement with the Central Utah Project as the O&M facilities manager for the Central Utah Water Conservancy District. His work included maintaining the condemned Olmstead Pipeline in Provo, and the initial design on the Olmstead Diversion Structure in Provo Canyon.
Devey, Daryl Lynn, 1956-, interviewee
Mr. Faust talks about his work with the Central Utah Water Conservancy District in regards to the Central Utah Project, including his work toward getting the Central Utah Project Completion Act passed and efforts to complete the project.
Faust, Marcus G., interviewee
Mr. Faust talks about his work with the Central Utah Water Conservancy District in regards to the Central Utah Project, including his work toward getting the Central Utah Project Completion Act passed and efforts to complete the project.
Faust, Marcus G., interviewee
Senator Garn shares his memories of the Central Utah Project, including how he got involved with politics because of water issues in Salt Lake City, need for water from the Basin to the Wasatch Front because that is where the population is today: “Brigham Young came too far [west],†and his feelings about politics today.
Garn, Jake, interviewee
Senator Garn shares his memories of the Central Utah Project, including how he got involved with politics because of water issues in Salt Lake City, need for water from the Basin to the Wasatch Front because that is where the population is today: “Brigham Young came too far [west],†and his feelings about politics today.
Garn, Jake, interviewee
Mr. Henrie talks about his experiences working for Reclamation in a variety of capacities, including in the water resource division, planning division, operation and maintenance division, resource management division manager and as deputy area manger. He discusses his involvement with Jordanelle Dam and some of the Uinta Basin features.
Henrie, Jay (Robert Jay), 1949-, interviewee
Mr. Henrie talks about his experiences working for Reclamation in a variety of capacities, including in the water resource division, planning division, operation and maintenance division, resource management division manager and as deputy area manger. He discusses his involvement with Jordanelle Dam and some of the Uinta Basin features.
Henrie, Jay (Robert Jay), 1949-, interviewee
Mr. Claude Hicken discusses his involvement with the Central Utah Project primarily through his involvement in various irrigation companies and water boards, largely in Wasatch County, and as a member of the CUWCD board of trustees.
Hicken, Claude Royal, 1953-, interviewee
Mr. Claude Hicken discusses his involvement with the Central Utah Project primarily through his involvement in various irrigation companies and water boards, largely in Wasatch County, and as a member of the CUWCD board of trustees.
Hicken, Claude Royal, 1953-, interviewee
Mr. Lee McQuivey talks about his work on the Central Utah Project with the Bureau of Reclamation, beginning in the early ‘50s on a survey crew, and again later as a civil engineer. His work included hydraulic studies and modeling for reservoir operations, and other various aspects of the CUP, specifically, Jordanelle and the strawberry Aqueduct Collection System.
McQuivey, Lee J., 1935-, interviewee
Mr. Lee McQuivey talks about his work on the Central Utah Project with the Bureau of Reclamation, beginning in the early ‘50s on a survey crew, and again later as a civil engineer. His work included hydraulic studies and modeling for reservoir operations, and other various aspects of the CUP, specifically, Jordanelle and the strawberry Aqueduct Collection System.
McQuivey, Lee J., 1935-, interviewee
Mr. Curt Pledger discusses his involvement with the Central Utah Project as an engineer for the Bureau of Reclamation. Some of his work and projects included preliminary geologic mapping for Jordanelle Dam, work on the Strawberry Tunnel Inlet rehabilitation, Syar Tunnel, Sixth Water Aqueduct and Upper Diamond Fork projects and as the Bureau of Reclamation Area Manager for Utah and Southwestern Wyoming.
Pledger, Curtis A., 1956-, interviewee
Mr. Curt Pledger discusses his involvement with the Central Utah Project as an engineer for the Bureau of Reclamation. Some of his work and projects included preliminary geologic mapping for Jordanelle Dam, work on the Strawberry Tunnel Inlet rehabilitation, Syar Tunnel, Sixth Water Aqueduct and Upper Diamond Fork projects and as the Bureau of Reclamation Area Manager for Utah and Southwestern Wyoming.
Pledger, Curtis A., 1956-, interviewee
Curt Pledger, Bureau of Reclamation Office, Provo, Utah.
Pledger, Curtis A., 1956-, interviewee
Dr. Fred Reimherr talks about his public involvement (via Trout Unlimited) in CUP and the CUPCA legislation, driven by his interest in rivers and water management. He discusses his active involvement, specifically, in fighting for more in-stream flow in rivers, including the Strawberry River, Currant Creek, and the Duchesne River.
Reimherr, Frederick William, Sr., 1946-, interviewee
