Woods Cross Pauses New Second-Driveway Applications for Up to 180 Days
Woods Cross adopted Ordinance 642 on July 21, pausing new second-driveway applications in single-family zones for up to 180 days while it rewrites its rules.
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Woods Cross adopted Ordinance 642 on July 21, pausing new second-driveway applications in single-family zones for up to 180 days while it rewrites its rules.
The Woods Cross City Council awarded a $4.2 million contract to Patriot Construction to replace the 1500 South water tank, aiming for about 1.5 million gallons of storage.
The Woods Cross City Council agreed to remove eight borer-infested ash trees along 1500 South, with ideas to hold a community farewell and reuse the wood in the new City Hall.
Woods Cross has a special City Council meeting on Sept. 29, a regular council session on Oct. 6 and Pumpkins in the Park coming Oct. 10. Here is what residents should know.
After an Aug. 4 Truth in Taxation hearing, the Woods Cross City Council voted 3–2 to adopt its fiscal 2027 budget and certify a 2026 property tax rate of 0.0019016.
Woods Cross marks America’s 250th with a July 5 community potluck and popsicle night, while personal fireworks are restricted through July 5. Here’s the full July 2026 guide, including the best celebrations minutes away.
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.