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Utah Radon Testing Challenge

Four cities. One month. One winner.

In January 2027, Bluffdale, Herriman, Riverton, and South Jordan compete to test the most homes for radon. The winning city earns 10 Ecosense EcoQube continuous radon monitors donated to the winning city.

Bluffdale city logo
Herriman city logo
Riverton city logo
South Jordan city logo

Live leaderboard

Starts Jan 1, 2027

1
Bluffdale
0.00%
0 of 5,714
2
Herriman
0.00%
0 of 17,600
3
Riverton
0.00%
0 of 13,700
4
South Jordan
0.00%
0 of 26,740

The challenge starts January 1, 2027. Every test kit requested after that date counts toward the city's score.

How it works

Three steps for your city to win

1

Request your free kit

Fill out the form on this page. Make sure your city is selected. The kit arrives in the mail within 2 to 3 days.

2

Test your home

Follow the simple instructions in the kit. Testing takes 48 to 96 hours. When you're done, mail it back with the prepaid envelope.

3

Your score counts

Every kit requested from a resident address in your city during January 2027 counts toward your city's score. The city with the highest percentage of homes tested wins.

The starting line

Where each city stands today

All four cities average above the World Health Organization safe threshold of 2.7 picocuries per liter. All four cities have most of their homes still untested.

Bluffdale city logo

Bluffdale

Avg radon
4.3
pCi/L
Households
5,714
total
Untested
87.0%
of homes

Only 1 in 10 homes has ever tested for radon.

Herriman city logo

Herriman

Avg radon
4.9
pCi/L
Households
17,600
total
Untested
88.6%
of homes

Highest average radon level in the challenge, tied with Riverton.

Riverton city logo

Riverton

Avg radon
4.9
pCi/L
Households
13,700
total
Untested
84.6%
of homes

Already Utah's testing leader.

South Jordan city logo

South Jordan

Avg radon
4.5
pCi/L
Households
26,740
total
Untested
83.3%
of homes

Largest city in the challenge, biggest head start.

Radon data from Alpha Energy Laboratories. Household counts from the most recent American Community Survey 5-year estimates.

The prize

10 Ecosense EcoQube radon monitors for the winning city

Continuous radon monitors cost around $150 each and track radon in real time. The winning city receives 10 of them to distribute to residents however the city chooses.

FAQ

Common questions

Who runs this?

UtahRadon.org, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, provides the free test kits. The challenge was organized with the city councils of Bluffdale, Herriman, Riverton, and South Jordan.

Is there really no cost?

Correct. The test kits have been donated by Utah Radon Services. No sales call, no follow-up pitch.

What counts toward my city's score?

Only test kit requests submitted through this page from a resident address in your city between January 1 and January 31, 2027. Address and city on the form are used to attribute the test.

What if my home tests high?

The lab emails your results in 1 to 2 weeks. If your levels are above the World Health Organization threshold of 2.7 picocuries per liter, we provide educational resources on next steps and, if you want, a referral for a free no-pressure mitigation estimate.

Why percentage of households instead of raw count?

To keep the competition fair. South Jordan has roughly five times as many households as Bluffdale. Scoring by percentage means a smaller city has the same chance to win as a larger one.

How does the city claim the prize?

After the challenge window closes, UtahRadon.org announces the winner and coordinates delivery of 10 Ecosense EcoQube monitors directly to the winning city.

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