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EM Appoints Interim Mayor

During a special meeting on the Eagle Mountain City Council, the City Council appointed John Painter to the Eagle Mountain Mayors position. Mayor Pengra on July 26th, 2017 announced, ” I have been honored and blessed to serve the residents of Eagle Mountain City over the last few years. I have equally enjoyed working with… Read more
Categories: City Government / Elections / iNSIDER

EM Ranches To See Additional Office Space

During the July 18th City Council meeting, the city council vote unanimously to approve the Pony Express Plaza. Pony Express plaza will be located on the North/West corner of Ranches Parkway and Pony Express Parkway, across the street from the Chevron. It will be a 15,701 SQ foot professional office development. The development will have… Read more
Categories: Development / iNSIDER

EM Kestrel Project Recap

This was the second year of the Eagle Mountain Kestrel project. The project was started by Shon Reed, Eagle Mountain Resident and avid birder in 2015. The project has logged hundred of volunteer hours during the season, and has been helped by several different groups. The project had another successful year. The project monitored 24… Read more
Categories: iNSIDER / Kestrel

Candidate Questions

I sent a survey out to all of the candidates for Eagle Mountain Mayor and City Council. I have published the answers that I received from the candidates. You can get more information and follow the candidates on our Election Center page. Below is a list of those questions, with a link to the answers…. Read more
Categories: iNSIDER

Fire Season Has Started

The risk of wildfire is extremely high in the Eagle Mountain, Saratoga Springs area, as well as the rest of Utah. Firefighters have been battling fires around the state, including the Brian Head Fire that has now consumed over 49,000 acres. The Bureau of Land Management is asking “for eveyone’s cooperation in preventing wildfires this… Read more
Categories: iNSIDER / Police and Fire / Prepardness

Boards and Commissions

Eagle Mountain has several boards and commissions that residents can be appointed to. These boards and commissions are used to help the City Staff and City Elected officials with various tasks in Eagle Mountain. These boards are open to Eagle Mountain residents, and membership to the board is appointed by the Mayor and then approved… Read more
Categories: City Government / iNSIDER

Bonfire causes concern

At 21:59 on the 3rd of May, as people were getting ready to watch the Fireworks commemorating the end of the Eagle Mountain Pony Express days, people noticed an orange glow on Turtle Hill. Turtle Hill is one of the peaks found on Lake Mountain. The peak is found between the City Center and Ranches… Read more
Categories: iNSIDER / Police and Fire

Election Guide

As Eagle Mountain residents went to City Hall to declare their intent to run for elected office, they were given an Election Guide. This Guide has made its appearance on several Facebook feeds as people announced their candidacy. I wanted to know what was in the guide, so I asked the City Recorder Fionnuala B… Read more
Categories: City Government / iNSIDER

Eagle Mountain Elections

Eagle Mountain is electing a Mayor (4 year term from January 2018-2022) and two (2) City Council members (4 year term from January 2018 to January 2022), and the race looks like it will be an interesting one. The two seats for City Council that are being replaced are for Tom Westmoreland, and for Adam… Read more
Categories: City Government / Elections / iNSIDER