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Stay informed on the policies, decisions, and leadership shaping Cedar Valley. In this section, we cover updates from city councils, state representatives, mayoral communications, and government agencies that serve Eagle Mountain, Lehi, Saratoga Springs, Cedar Fort, and Fairfield.

Eagle Mountain Newsletter: Infrastructure Progress, Conservation Wins, and Local History in Focus

The March 2025 edition of The Eagle’s View newsletter from Eagle Mountain City highlights major infrastructure improvements, community initiatives, and local history. Mayor Tom Westmoreland announced significant transportation upgrades, including new roads, traffic lights, and expanded freeway access. Water and sewer projects are underway, including new water tanks and treatment plant expansion. The newsletter also features a piece on the hidden history of Camp Floyd State Park and ongoing mule deer conservation efforts. Additionally, it informs residents about city regulations on short-term rentals, offers spring home maintenance tips, and shares optimistic developments in local business growth.

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Categories: City Government

Cedar County: The Forgotten County That Once Called Cedar Fort Its Heart

Before Utah’s modern counties took shape, the region experienced several shifts in territorial boundaries and government organization. One short-lived but significant chapter in early territorial history was Cedar County, which had its county seat in present-day Cedar Fort. Though little-known today, Cedar County played a foundational role in the early governance and settlement of what…

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Categories: Cedar County / Cedar Fort / History

Powering Progress or Fueling Controversy? Eagle Mountain’s Energy Code Changes Spark Debate.

The change in code and amendment to the QTS Deal is not just about supporting datacenters and the tech industry that is booming in Eagle Mountain. As stated by Melissa Clark a resident, and member of the City Council, “This will generate $12 million a year in MET (municipal energy tax), which goes directly to…

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Categories: City Government / Development / Energy / Utilities

Eagle Mountain City Council: 2024 A Year in Review

2024: A Year of Growth and Transition for Eagle Mountain City –Balancing Development and Sustainability Insights from Eagle Mountain City Council Minutes The year 2024 was marked by significant developments and decisions for Eagle Mountain City, as reflected in the City Council meeting minutes from January to November. These records offer a glimpse into the…

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Categories: City Government / State Government

Eagle Mountain City Hall – Vandalism and graffiti lead to restroom closure at Smith Ranch Park

Smith Ranch Park in Eagle Mountain has been the target of repeated vandalism and graffiti, leading to the closure of the park’s restrooms. The park, a popular spot for residents and visitors, has suffered ongoing damage to facilities. The city urges residents to report vandalism and suspicious activity to deter future incidents. null Smith Ranch…

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Categories: Eagle Mountain City Hall