A planned blast at the Lehi Peck Quarry on Nov. 7 between 3-5pm may cause loud noises and mild ground vibrations for residents in surrounding areas. The blast is part of routine quarry operations with safety precautions to minimize impact on neighborhoods, and residents may hear noise during blasting. null A planned blast will occur…
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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 City Hall – Library brings dinosaurs to life with “Dinovember” events
Dinovember at Eagle Mountain Public Library features family-friendly activities like Night with the Dinosaurs, a scavenger hunt, story times, and a crochet workshop. Kids can learn about dinosaurs while having fun through games, crafts, and creative activities throughout the month of November, promoting educational and entertaining experiences for families. null Dinosaurs are taking over the…
Read moreEagle Mountain City Hall – Voters approve split of Alpine School District
Residents of Eagle Mountain, Saratoga Springs, Fairfield, and Cedar Fort voted to split from the Alpine School District with the passage of Proposition 14 and 11. This decision followed months of debate over facilities funding and community representation, creating new districts in the western and central regions of the county for local governance. null Residents…
Read moreEagle Mountain City Hall – Planned power interruption scheduled for Eagle Mountain, surrounding area Nov. 6
Eagle Mountain residents will experience a planned power outage on Nov. 6 from 11 p.m. to 3 a.m. Rocky Mountain Power is conducting system improvements on transmission lines to enhance service quality and reliability. Residents are advised to prepare for the interruption and visit RockyMountainPower.net/Prepare for more information. null Eagle Mountain residents are advised of…
Read moreEagle Mountain City Hall – Eagle Mountain residents prepare for annual Thanksgiving Day Turkey Trot
Eagle Mountain’s annual Turkey Trot, held at Cory B. Wride Memorial Park on Thanksgiving Day, brings the community together for a fun and inclusive event. Participants of all ages and fitness levels can run, walk, cycle, or push a stroller through the 3.12-mile course. The event offers giveaways and refreshments, promoting fitness and fun before…
Read moreEagle Mountain City Hall – Pioneer Crossing, 800 West work begins to confront cold temperatures
Construction work along Pioneer Crossing and 800 West in Eagle Mountain will resume on Nov. 1, focusing on grind-in striping. Lane closures and shifts are expected, but roads and intersections will remain open. The project, coordinated with UDOT and Saratoga Springs City, is halfway complete and weather dependent for completion in early December. null On…
Read moreEagle Mountain City Hall – Halloween safety tips for a spooktacular night
Eagle Mountain City provides Halloween safety tips to promote a safe trick-or-treating experience for children, families, and motorists. Visibility is crucial, with reflective costumes and glow sticks recommended. Children should stay on sidewalks, cross at intersections, and travel in groups. Motorists should be cautious and alert during peak trick-or-treating hours. null Eagle Mountain City is…
Read moreEagle Mountain City Hall – QTS begins construction on new datacenter campus in Eagle Mountain
QTS is building a new datacenter in Eagle Mountain, promising economic growth, job creation, and sustainable water use. The state-of-the-art facility will enhance the city’s technological footprint and contribute to its tax base, positioning Eagle Mountain as a hub for technological innovation and future developments in the tech sector. null Eagle Mountain is set to…
Read moreEagle Mountain City Hall – City to comply with state change to new website domain, email addresses
Eagle Mountain City is transitioning to a .gov domain to enhance cybersecurity and verify access to government services. The move will provide residents with a secure and user-friendly experience, with a redesigned website launching in November. Staff email addresses will also shift to @eaglemountaincity.gov for efficient communication. null Eagle Mountain City is set to switch…
Read moreEagle Mountain City Hall – MVC Update: Power line relocation and road widening on 800 West
Construction crews are making progress on the 800 West roadway widening project near the intersection of SR-73, SR-145, and SR-85. Power lines are being rerouted, new poles and lines installed, and underground power lines being installed. Future work includes new curbs, gutters, and turn lanes. Motorists should expect traffic impacts and follow signage for alternative…
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