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Stay informed on the decisions shaping our communities with the latest updates from city governments across Cedar Valley, including Eagle Mountain, Lehi, Saratoga Springs, Cedar Fort, and Fairfield. From city council meetings and public hearings to zoning changes, budget approvals, and local ordinances, we cover the policies and people influencing life in Northern Utah County. Whether you’re a resident, voter, or local business owner, this is your go-to source for transparent, reliable coverage of local government actions and civic engagement.
The December edition of the Eagle’s View is out and provides readers with insights from Mayor Westmoreland about New Year’s resolutions, details on a mule deer migration study, tips on how to prepare your home for winter and information on accessory dwelling units. Access the full edition here: https://bit.ly/48fvadD. The Eagle’s View – December 2023…
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Garett Bolles, a former resident of Cedar Valley and alumni of Westlake High School, has been chosen as the Denver Broncos’ nominee for the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award. This award recognizes the contributions of NFL players both on and off the field, and Bolles is being recognized for his work as…
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The November edition of The Eagle’s View is packed full of interesting content, with readers learning about critical mule deer migration corridors, how to hire a contractor, and the history of Santa’s reindeer. Visit the link to read the full edition. The Eagle’s View – November 2023 The November edition of The Eagle’s View is…
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The final Planning Commission meeting for the year, prior to the last City Council meeting that Councilmembers Love, and Curtis will be voting at has a very packed agenda. It includes 12 buildings on a 6.5 acre 74 multifamily lots in the Firefly (Pole Canyon) community. It also includes changes to the Official Zoning Map…
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The October edition of The Eagle’s View is out and features an article about ephemeral streams, an article explaining curfew regulations, and an interview with a building inspector regarding when to get a permit. Read it now at the provided link. The Eagle’s View – October 2023 The October edition of The Eagle’s View is…
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During tomorrow’s City Council Meeting (October 17, 2023) the City Council will hold a public hearing on changing City Code 17.76.070 Solar Energy Devices (Panels and Collectors). “The proposed ordinance amends EMMC 17.76.070 Solar Panel Protection, in order to discourage or prevent birds from nesting and roosting under the panels.” The Eagle Mountain Nature and…
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It has been a little over a year since Eagle Mountain City was on the losing end of a $1.13 million dollar cyber phishing attack. The only information you can find about the attack on the Eagle Mountain City website is in the Rumor Stop. The item has fallen off the news feed on the…
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The September edition of The Eagle’s View is out, featuring articles on Eagle Mountain’s natural washes and economic development. Readers can access the edition at the provided URL. The Eagle’s View – September 2023 The September edition of The Eagle’s View is ready for your enjoyment. This month, we learn more about Eagle Mountain’s natural…
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Residents of Eagle Mountain will soon be able to tour two new fire stations which were completed over the summer. The Unified Fire Authority is holding a grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony next week and a pancake breakfast the following week to celebrate. The fire stations were constructed to account for population growth and subsequent…
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The August edition of The Eagle’s View is out and it focuses on freight containers and how they influence agriculture and measures that can be implemented to help with Monarch and milkweed conservation. Readers can enjoy the full edition by reading it online. The Eagle’s View – Aug. 2023 The August edition of The Eagle’s…
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