Elevate, Inspire, and Inform the Cedar Valley Community
Stay up to date with key decisions and updates from Eagle Mountain City Hall. From budget discussions to new ordinances and community initiatives, this section offers detailed reporting on how your city is being governed — and how you can get involved.
City Councilmember, Chamber CEO, and Community Advocate Pledges to Lead with Heart, Experience, and Proven Results EAGLE MOUNTAIN, UTAH — Melissa Clark, a current Eagle Mountain City Councilmember, trusted local business leader and CEO of Valley Crossroads Chamber of Commerce, longtime resident, and passionate advocate for Eagle Mountain families, has officially declared her candidacy for…
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EAGLE MOUNTAIN, Utah — Public court records from Utah’s Fourth District Court show that Mayor Tom W. Westmoreland has been the subject of an active child support lien since January 2009, with a balance of over $60,000 still outstanding as of April 2025. The lien, filed by the Office of Recovery Services (ORS), was originally…
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Why did the mayor bring a ladder to City Hall? Because the city’s problems were on another level! Since its incorporation in 1996, Eagle Mountain, Utah, has experienced a unique and often turbulent political history, particularly in its mayoral office. With explosive population growth and the challenge of building a city from scratch in…
Eagle Mountain is set for its 2025 municipal elections as candidate filing opens in June, inviting locals to participate actively in democratic processes.
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Eagle Mountain City Council will soon review and discuss the tentative budget for the fiscal year 2026, setting the stage for the city’s financial planning.
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The Utah Army National Guard plans to investigate a century-old munitions site in Eagle Mountain for public safety.
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Eagle Mountain officials have announced a ban on motorized vehicles on non-motorized trails, aiming to protect trail integrity and ensure the safety of all users.
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An official delegation from Alberta, Canada, recently visited Eagle Mountain, Utah, to gather insights on the development and operation of data centers, an area in which the city has achieved significant success. The Canadian officials aimed to glean information that might aid in fostering similar developments back home. Alberta’s Interest in Data Centers The visit…
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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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Eagle Mountain residents provided feedback on the future downtown area at an open house, discussing amenities like restaurants and parks. Residents’ input will guide the planning process to create a community hub reflecting the town’s values. Additional open houses and surveys will ensure the downtown area meets residents’ needs. null Eagle Mountain residents had the…
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