TL;DR
Utah water tables have dropped 5-30+ feet in many basins since 2020, with Cedar Valley, Beryl, and Pahvant hit hardest. If your static level is dropping faster than 1-2 feet per year, plan for a pump drop or deeper redrill within 5 years.
Summary
Utah's groundwater is under pressure after years of drought. Here's what's happening to water tables across the state, how to tell if your well is affected, and what you can do about it.