Category: Eagle Mountain City Hall

Eagle Mountain City is holding an Adaptive Trick-or-Treat event on Oct. 19 at City Hall to support families with children with disabilities. The event offers a safe and inclusive space for trick-or-treating. Registration is required, and the event aims to make every family feel welcome and included. Contact the City Events department for more information…. Read more

Eagle Mountain City is improving traffic flow in the LoneTree subdivision by removing entrance signage and creating dedicated turn lanes. Construction will continue through October 25, with detours in place for incoming traffic. The changes aim to ease congestion, enhance safety, and residents are advised to plan ahead for travel. nullEagle Mountain City has begun… Read more

Eagle Mountain’s Touch-a-Truck event allows kids to explore construction machinery up close. Parents can chat with staff about snow removal and road maintenance. Visitors can also see the massive salt stockpile used to keep roads safe in winter. It’s a fun, family-friendly way to spend an afternoon at the Public Works building. nullLooking for some… Read more

UDOT is making progress on road improvements at the intersection of SR-73, SR-145, and SR-85, with micro-surfacing and paint striping completed. Utility relocation and road widening work are ongoing. The project aims to reduce congestion, enhance safety for vehicles and cyclists, and accommodate the area’s growth and traffic demands. Drivers should use caution in the… Read more

A controlled blast at the Lehi Peck Quarry on October 9 between 3:00 PM and 5:00 PM may cause noise and vibrations. Residents and businesses in the area should be prepared for this disruption. nullA controlled blast is scheduled at the Lehi Peck Quarry on October 9 between 3:00 PM and 5:00 PM. Residents and… Read more

Eagle Mountain City supports Breast Cancer Awareness Month with pink pinwheel displays, illuminated City Hall, and a Mobile Mammography event. The initiative aims to raise awareness, encourage early detection, and provide convenient access to life-saving screenings. Residents are urged to prioritize health and book appointments for mammograms to improve health outcomes. nullEagle Mountain City is… Read more

Eagle Mountain City has created a new emergency access road connecting LoneTree and Oquirrh Mountain Ranch neighborhoods. The 14-foot-wide roadway provides a secondary exit point during emergencies, with plans for future development of a more permanent road grid. The road is for emergency use only, with signage to be installed soon. nullIn response to concerns… Read more

Eagle Mountain City has settled a legal dispute with its construction contractor. The details are available in the press release at https://bit.ly/3Yc3BQ1. nullEagle Mountain City has announced that a settlement in a legal dispute with its construction contractor has been reached. Read the press release: https://bit.ly/3Yc3BQ1 emcityThis article was written by an Eagle Mountain City… Read more

Residents of Eagle Mountain are reminded of key election deadlines, including voter registration by Oct. 25, early voting from Oct. 28 to Nov. 4, and mail-in voting procedures. Same-day registration is available on Election Day, Nov. 5, with proof of identity and residency required. Contact Utah County Elections Division for further assistance. nullAs Election Day… Read more

Eagle Mountain residents should expect traffic delays and lane closures due to ongoing roadwork along Crossroads Blvd. and Pioneer Crossing. Motorists are urged to be cautious and prepare for disruptions, including temporary lane shifts and closures. Crews anticipate new lane striping to take place early Saturday morning, with additional work to follow. nullEagle Mountain residents… Read more