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, 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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The Senior Center in Eagle Mountain is closed today due to inclement weather conditions. The closure is a precautionary measure to ensure the safety of the senior citizens who participate in activities at the facility. Regular services are expected to resume tomorrow. null In response to inclement weather conditions, the Senior Center in Eagle Mountain…
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Residents on Cunninghill Drive in Eagle Mountain are facing a temporary water outage due to a water main repair caused by a contractor’s accidental damage. The affected area has been cordoned off, and approximately 15 to 20 homes will experience a two-hour interruption of water services while repairs are being made. Motorists are advised to…
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Eagle Mountain City has undergone a rebranding initiative to redefine its identity and strengthen its sense of community. The new branding aims to reflect the city’s heritage, outdoor spaces, and vision for the future. A dynamic new logo features elements inspired by the city’s natural beauty. The rebranding is expected to have a positive impact…
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On January 2nd, 2023 the City Council of Eagle Mountain was presented with a budget amendment. Part of that amendment was to increase expenses so that the City could implement its rebranding and update the City vehicle, clothing, and logos with the new city brand. New City Logos Residents will start seeing the changes on…
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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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