This Week in West Point: Fall Festival, Chalk Art, City Council (Oct 9–22)
West Point’s Fall Festival and chalk art event are Oct. 10 at Loy F. Blake Park; the City Council meets Oct. 20 and the Planning Commission Oct. 22.
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Horizon Junior High Gym in West Point: What Residents Can Use, and When
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.
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West Point Winter Parking Limits Start Nov. 15; Green Cans Open to Trash Dec. 1
West Point bans overnight street parking from Nov. 15 through February, and green waste cans can be used for regular trash starting Dec. 1.
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West Point Proposes Cutting Northwest-Area Sewer Impact Fee From $5,200 to $1,691
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.
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This Week in West Point: Cemetery Cleaning, Council Preview, Fall Festival Ahead (Sept. 28–Oct. 4)
A quiet week at West Point City Hall: a cemetery cleaning is on the calendar Oct. 1, the council returns Oct. 6, and the Fall Festival and fall clean-up are coming in October.
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West Point Weighs UDOT Funding Swap for 300 North and 700 South, Plus a New 4000 West Trail
West Point’s council was scheduled Sept. 15 to consider trading federal road grants for state money on 300 North and 700 South, and adding a county-funded trail on 4000 West.
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West Point Utah July 2026: 4th of July, Pioneer Day & Summer Events Guide
Party at The Point returns July 4 at Loy Blake Park with a parade, live music, food trucks, and fireworks synced to music for America’s 250th. Here’s West Point’s full July 2026 guide, including this year’s fireworks rules.
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Fourth of July 2026 in Davis County: Where to Watch Fireworks & Celebrate
The Fourth of July is always a big deal in Davis County, but 2026 is extra special: it marks America’s 250th birthday, and the holiday lands on a Saturday — so cities are going all out. Here’s where to celebrate and catch fireworks across the county. (Fireworks typically light up around 10:00 p.m.; times vary…
