Kaysville Cancels Nov. 3 Fire Station Bond Election; Question Stays on Ballots but Won’t Be Counted
The Kaysville fire station bond election set for Nov. 3 is canceled. The question stays on printed ballots, but those votes will not be counted.
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This Week in Kaysville: Planning Commission, Columbus Day Closure, City Council (Oct 8–15)
Kaysville’s Planning Commission meets tonight, City offices close Oct. 12, and the City Council meets Oct. 15.
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Southbound I-15 Closes Overnight Tonight Between Kaysville and Farmington
UDOT will fully close southbound I-15 from Kaysville to Farmington from 10 p.m. Saturday to 6 a.m. Sunday for striping and sign work.
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Kaysville Approves Up to $6.5 Million in Bonds to Renovate Its Operations Center; Public Hearing Nov. 5
The Kaysville City Council approved a resolution allowing up to $6.5 million in sales tax revenue bonds for a roughly $6.4 million Operations Center renovation, repaid from utility funds. A public hearing is set for Nov. 5.
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Kaysville 200 North Paving Sept. 28–Oct. 1: Driveway Closures and Detours
Final paving on Kaysville’s 200 North (750 East to Country Lane) runs Sept. 28–Oct. 1, 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Here are the driveway closures, side-street closures and detour maps.
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Kaysville Fire Station 62 on the Nov. 3 Ballot: Cost, Response Times and Location
Kaysville votes Nov. 3 on up to $16.5M in bonds for a west-side fire station. The city estimates about $25.56 a month for an average home. Here are the response-time maps, site and dates.
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Kaysville Wellbeing Survey: Residents Value Safety and Small-Town Feel, Want Planned Growth
Kaysville’s 2026 Utah Wellbeing Survey results: residents rate safety and family life highly, want to keep the small-town feel, and worry about traffic and growth.
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Kaysville City Council record: $16.5 million fire station bond question placed on the Nov. 3 ballot
Kaysville voters will decide Nov. 3, 2026 whether the city may issue up to $16.5 million in general obligation bonds for a west-side fire station on Deseret Drive. The council’s Aug. 10 vote was unanimous; a public hearing is set for Oct. 1.
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“Blithe Spirit” Runs Oct. 14–24 at Hopebox Theatre in Kaysville
Farmington City is promoting a dinner theater run of Noel Coward’s comedy at Kaysville’s Hopebox Theatre, the nonprofit playhouse that raises money for families in cancer treatment.
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Davis Tech Lays Out a 30-Year Growth Plan for Its Kaysville Campus — and Neighbors Want to Talk About Laurelwood Drive
Davis Technical College presented its updated campus master plan to the Kaysville City Council on Sept. 3, 2026: new buildings, a possible land purchase from the school district, and a traffic problem neighbors want solved. The college board votes Sept. 24.
