News and updates for Centerville, Utah
A timed mystery night at the Whitaker Museum, Church Well repairs and two conditional use permit hearings in Centerville.
Centerville’s Oct. 19 Fall Festival at William R. Smith Park, the Oct. 20 City Council meeting and the Tree Board meeting, from the city’s posted calendar.
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.
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 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.
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.
Bountiful, North Salt Lake, Centerville, and Farmington are studying a new shared-use trail along the east side of I-15. See the concepts at a free open house June 26 at Bountiful Park.
Centerville’s July 2026 guide: the Freedom Festival July 3-4 with parade and 9:45 p.m. fireworks, the July 2-5 personal fireworks ban, Pioneer Day options, and America 250 celebrations.
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…
UDOT is closing key I-215 and I-80 ramps near SLC Airport for up to 45 days starting April 26, 2026. Here are the detour routes Davis County commuters need.