News and updates for North Salt Lake, Utah
North Salt Lake’s Planning Commission meets Nov. 10 to consider recommending a hillside Trails Master Plan to the City Council and a conditional use permit for a 40-foot driveway approach.
The Davis County Health Department approved 11 new food businesses to open in July, August and September 2026, from Five Guys in Clinton to Idella’s Southern BBQ in Kaysville. Here’s the full list by city.
North Salt Lake’s council voted 5–0 on Oct. 20 to approve the Walker Ridge Townhomes plan, dissolve the re-addressing committee and cancel its Nov. 4 meeting.
One hundred years ago this week, the Davis County Clipper ran a short list headlined “North Salt Lake Growing Rapidly.” Read closely, it shows a community being born.
North Salt Lake approved electric golf carts, up to $50,000 in charging work and GPS units for Eaglewood on Aug. 18, then adopted the budget amendment and 2027 golf fees on Sept. 1.
North Salt Lake awarded JLR and Sons up to $250,000 on Aug. 18 to regrade and landscape the vacant city lot south of City Hall, and funded it in a Sept. 1 budget amendment.
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.
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.
The council accepted the feasibility study for a 10.8-mile shared-use path, 1.6 miles of it in North Salt Lake. Acceptance positions the project for state and federal funding; it is not a construction decision.
Liberty Fest lights up Eaglewood Golf Course on July 3 with food trucks, a flyover, and fireworks — doubling as North Salt Lake’s America 250 celebration. Here’s the full July 2026 guide, including this year’s fireworks rules.