Utah resort effectively shuttered by the state due to water quality concerns

Sorrel River Ranch has no plant operator and was reportedly not monitoring water quality. Employees were told to wash their hands in the swimming pool.

(File photo by Ron Drake) Rain falls on Sorrel River Ranch Resort. The state has effectively shuttered the business due to water quality concerns.

(File photo by Ron Drake) Rain falls on Sorrel River Ranch Resort. The state has effectively shuttered the business due to water quality concerns.

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