The Woods Cross City Council agreed to remove eight borer-infested ash trees along 1500 South, with ideas to hold a community farewell and reuse the wood in the new City Hall.
West Bountiful residents get a free South Davis Rec Center day Oct. 8 and free golf at Lakeside Oct. 20, plus a lantern-lit Paul Revere Riders night and a police Trunk or Treat.
Sunset households can still pick up one free landfill voucher for a load of green waste, but the program closes for the year on Oct. 15. Here are the rules.
Centerville’s free Fall Festival brings pumpkin carving and crafts to Smith Park on Oct. 12, and the Whitaker Museum’s Whit After Dark returns Oct. 23 with a 1776 theme.
Clinton’s free Halloween Walk is Oct. 5 at a new spot, the Civic Center Softball Complex, with the Turkey Trot, Turkey Bowl and Blitzen Bash to follow.
West Point proposed lowering the sewer impact fee for its northwest annexation area from $5,200 to $1,691 per connection, with a public hearing held Sept. 15.
Centerville’s City Council tours the Green Steel Tank site with Rep. Celeste Maloy on Sept. 29, and the city has posted two public hearings for Oct. 6 and Oct. 14.
Woods Cross has a special City Council meeting on Sept. 29, a regular council session on Oct. 6 and Pumpkins in the Park coming Oct. 10. Here is what residents should know.
After an Aug. 4 Truth in Taxation hearing, the Woods Cross City Council voted 3–2 to adopt its fiscal 2027 budget and certify a 2026 property tax rate of 0.0019016.
Recycling pickup Sept. 28–29, an Arts Council meeting Oct. 1 and a City Council meeting Oct. 6 top a quiet week on the West Bountiful calendar.