Utilities in Littlefield, AZ

Beaver Dam Water Company is the primary regional water provider serving Littlefield, Beaver Dam, and Scenic Arizona, regulated by the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality and the Arizona Corporation Commission. Smaller systems such as Beaver Valley Water Company also hold ADEQ public water system registrations for portions of the Littlefield area, so the provider for your specific parcel depends on its location.

Dixie Power is the electric cooperative serving Littlefield, Beaver Dam, and Scenic in northern Arizona, along with portions of Southern Utah including Washington County and Iron County. Dixie Power was formed in part from the original Littlefield Electric Cooperative and operates under both Arizona Corporation Commission and Utah Public Service Commission oversight.

Beaver Dam Water Company's tap water has been reported in compliance with federal health-based drinking water standards set by the EPA and monitored by the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality. Residents can review the utility's Consumer Confidence Report, available through the ADEQ Drinking Water Watch database, for the most current contaminant test results for their specific water system.

New water service in Littlefield begins by contacting the provider for your parcel, either Beaver Dam Water Company or the applicable ADEQ-registered system, to confirm service availability and request a connection agreement. For new construction or line extensions, a utility contractor like Boss Excavating handles the excavation and underground infrastructure work needed before the provider can complete the connection.

Water systems in Littlefield are regulated by the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality for water quality and public health standards, and by the Arizona Corporation Commission for utility rates and service rules. Each public water system operating in the area carries an ADEQ public water system ID, which is searchable in the ADEQ Drinking Water Watch database.

Yes, Boss Excavating serves utility projects across Saint George, Cedar City, Richfield, and the broader Washington County, Iron County, and Sevier County areas in addition to Littlefield and Scenic Arizona. Contact us to discuss the scope of your project anywhere in our service area.