This Week in Syracuse: Symphony Concert, Willy Wonka Jr., Planning Commission (Oct 5–11)
Syracuse this week: symphony concert and planning commission Oct. 6, Willy Wonka Jr. Oct. 8–10 and city offices closed Oct. 12.
Nonprofits & causes, volunteerism, faith orgs, veterans & seniors, Hill AFB
Syracuse this week: symphony concert and planning commission Oct. 6, Willy Wonka Jr. Oct. 8–10 and city offices closed Oct. 12.
Woods Cross this week: Fall Clean Up Oct. 5, council Oct. 6, senior lunch Oct. 8 and free Pumpkins in the Park Oct. 10.
North Salt Lake’s week starts with a Saturday trail cleanup at Wild Rose, followed by a City Council meeting Tuesday. Registration is open for the free Oct. 24 Zombie Chase, and the city is still offering help with neighborhood block parties.
Farmington’s week includes the fire department’s annual open house on Monday, a City Council public hearing Tuesday on a Farmington Meadows conservation easement, and a heads-up on the Oct. 17 extra garbage pickup.
Ballots start mailing Oct. 13. Here are the registration deadline, early voting hours, and every Election Day polling place and drop box in Davis County.
Curbside cleanup Oct. 5–9, free landfill access for residents Oct. 5–10, and free household hazardous waste drop-off Oct. 10 at the City Shops.
Ordinance 2026-16, adopted Aug. 18, turns Centerville’s informal Citizen Corps group into an official volunteer advisory committee focused on emergency and disaster preparedness.
Centerville’s City Council voted 4-0 on Aug. 4 to accept a $40,000 state grant to design a pump-track style wheels park. No site has been chosen and nothing is funded for construction yet.
West Point’s FAQ explains the shared gym at Horizon Junior High: it isn’t a public rec center, but some indoor and outdoor amenities are open to residents at set times.
West Point bans overnight street parking from Nov. 15 through February, and green waste cans can be used for regular trash starting Dec. 1.