Elevate, Inspire, and Inform the Cedar Valley Community
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 City will allocate 0.25% of future capital project budgets for public art installations, starting in Fiscal Year 2026. This initiative aims to beautify public spaces, inspire community pride, and encourage private developers to incorporate art into their projects. The program will enhance gathering spaces and combat blight in the city. null Eagle Mountain…
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A controlled blast is scheduled at the Peck Quarry in Lehi on Sept. 23 between 3-5 p.m. Residents and businesses nearby should be aware of potential noise and vibrations. Safety protocols are in place to minimize impact on the community, as the blast is part of regular quarrying activities. null A controlled blast at the…
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Eagle Mountain City is making progress on the Old Airport Road extension project, with a mile and a half of the road now paved. The city is investing $9 million in the project and plans to install a culvert and wildlife crossing. The project is expected to be completed by summer 2025, improving infrastructure and…
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UDOT is overseeing road work to improve traffic flow at the intersection of SR-73, SR-145, and SR-85 in Utah. Work includes adding turn lanes, adjusting striping, and relocating bike lanes. This week involves utility work and next week will focus on paint removal and paving. Drivers should expect lane shifts and closures. null Significant road…
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During the sweltering summer months in Eagle Mountain, residents experience significant air conditioning problems, with units struggling to maintain cool temperatures as outdoor heat exceeds 100 degrees. Proper HVAC maintenance, including regular cleaning, clearing debris, and checking refrigerant levels, can help ensure efficient operation. To prevent and troubleshoot issues, such as frozen coils, residents are…
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With several vegetation fires in the last few weeks, lack of road infrastructure, and low water tank levels will residents be safe if the city experiences a wildfire. What would happen if the city were to experience something like the Dump Fire of 2012 that forced 9,000 residents to evacuate, and destroyed 4,148 acres. Fires…
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Eagle Mountain City, Utah, announces the departure of City Administrator Paul Jerome after over 16 years of service, as he takes on a new role in another municipality. The City Council expresses gratitude for Jerome’s contributions and initiates a search for a qualified replacement, with interim leadership provided by Deputy City Administrator Steve Mumford and…
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Three individuals, Adelle Curtis, Rod Hess, and Karan Heffelfinger, have been appointed to key positions on various boards and commissions in Eagle Mountain. Curtis will be joining the Library Board, Hess will serve on the City Planning Commission, and Heffelfinger will join the Senior Citizens Advisory Council. null Three accomplished individuals have recently been appointed…
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Local Officials Day at the Utah State Capitol gave high school students, including Eagle Mountain City Youth Council Mayor Ericsson Ansah-Antwi, the opportunity to engage with local government leaders. The event included activities like a scavenger hunt and mock committee, providing practical experiences in city administration. It aimed to bridge the gap between area youth,…
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Eagle Mountain City proudly announces that Tract, a developer of data center parks, has bought 668 acres of land in the community, promising continued investment in the Technology Overlay Zone. Read the press release for more information. null Eagle Mountain City is proud to announce that Tract, a developer of master-planned data center parks, has…
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