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Month: January 2017

Thorough Transportation Transmittal

Over the last two weeks or so we have had some significant weather induced traffic delays. While weather was a factor in the delays, the fact remains that growth within the Eagle Mountain and Saratoga Springs Communities has resulted in an increasing population (approximately 60,000 residents between us), and thus and increasing number of cars… Read more
Categories: Mayor's Voice

Stephanie Gricius

In order for me to get to know my Elected Officials better, I sent them a questionnaire. This questionnaire contained questions about them personally, as well as some questions about their term in office. My goal was to get to know them better, and then to share that information with the residents of Eagle Mountain… Read more
Categories: City Government / iNSIDER

Colby Curtis

In order for me to get to know my Elected Officials better, I sent them a questionnaire. This questionnaire contained questions about them personally, as well as some questions about their term in office. My goal was to get to know them better, and then to share that information with the residents of Eagle Mountain… Read more
Categories: City Government / iNSIDER

Elected Officials Discuss Traffic and Roads

Mayor Pengra (Eagle Mountain), Representative Jefferson Moss, Senator Jacob Anderegg, and Shawn Seager (Director, Metropolitan Planning Organization – Mountainland Association of Governments) had an cottage type meeting on January 20th in the Ridley’s Thunder Lounge. The meeting was attended by a dozen or so residents, including Tom Westmoreland (EM City Council), Stephanie Gricius (EM City… Read more
Categories: iNSIDER

Mayor Pro Tempore, and other appointments

Mayor Pro Tempore? The Eagle Mountain City Council last night voted Tom Westmoreland to the position of Mayor Pro Tempore for 2017. Here is a little background on what the Mayor Pro Tempore is. Pro Tempore is a Latin phrase that means “for the time being”. Eagle Mountain has a six-council member government. Basically the… Read more
Categories: iNSIDER

Changes to setbacks

Eagle Mountain has changed it’s setback requirements again during the Jan 17th, 2017 City Council meeting. There was quite a bit of discussion on the set back change among council members. The change was open to public comment, but no residents voiced their concern or approval of the change. The set backs are basically the… Read more
Categories: iNSIDER