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Residents are worried about possible Flooding.

March 27, 2023March 27, 2023

Some of us who lived in Utah during the flooding of 1983 see the signs of another year where flooding could be in the forecast. The Deseret news is reporting that this is the “snowiest winter in decades” and that there is more storms on the way. The Utah Division of Water Resources even points… Read more

Categories: Prepardness

Winter Maintenance Tasks You Shouldn’t Ignore

November 16, 2022November 16, 2022

Getting your home ready for winter is crucial. That’s why we’ve asked pros, and here’s a list of winter maintenance tasks you should focus on. Read more

Lightning In The Cedar Valley

May 4, 2021

Lightning has always been a cause of fires in Utah and the Cedar Valley. Each year lightning starts fires around Eagle Mountain and the Cedar Valley. But fires are not the only problem or issue that lighting in the valley can cause. Earth Networks, a company that provides environmental intelligence from the world’s largest hyperlocal… Read more

Categories: History / Police and Fire / Prepardness / Weather / Wildlife

Eagle Mountain Underground Dangers

April 8, 2021

Utility corridors… Most residents think that the only things running through the utility corridors are power, fiber optic cables, and phone lines. That is not the case in Eagle Mountain. Eagle Mountain has a potential hazard running through its power corridor that most residents are unaware exists. I live on Lake Mountain Road on 5.5… Read more

Categories: Lifestyle / Prepardness

Victory Gardens – Are They The Post COVID-19 Eagle Mountain Answer?

April 15, 2020

COVID-19 has had a huge impact on us all. Besides the real fear that high risk loved ones could catch the virus and be numbered among its casualties, everyone has felt the impact it has had on the ability to get food from local markets. Prior to the Social Distancing orders around the globe, there… Read more

Categories: Gardening / Prepardness

Coronavirus Slams The Brakes On Adoption For Eagle Mountain Family.

February 28, 2020

The Frisbie family in Eagle Mountain has been working on adopting a little girl from China to add to their family. Brittany and Isaac have wanted to add a girl to complement their five sons. The Frisbie’s have been doing fundraisers and have been working to bring their new daughter home for a long time… Read more

Categories: iNSIDER / Prepardness / Resident Spotlight

Easy Ways to Reduce, Reuse, Recycle to Make Your Home More Eco-Friendly

January 21, 2020January 21, 2020

Eagle Mountain does give its residents several ways to be Eco-Friendly. They offer a recycle program, a trash clean-up day, Christmas Tree recycling, and leaf collection in the fall. Ace Disposal offers Eagle Mountain residents a curbside recycling program. The recycling can is full-sized and is billed at the rate of $5 monthly, compared to… Read more

Categories: Gardening / iNSIDER / Prepardness

Earthquakes Near Eagle Mountain – How to prepare

February 19, 2019

On February 15, at 5:02 AM there was a 3.2 Earthquake in Bluffdale Utah, (40.463°N 111.948°W). I was up working on some issues at work when Facebook started discussing the quake. As I was looking up information on it, at 5:09 the Earth moved again as a 3.7 Earthquake hit the same area. The second… Read more

Categories: Prepardness

Eagle Mountain Fire Calls – 2018

January 11, 2019

During the year of 2018 the Eagle Mountain Fire Department was dispatched 1052 times. That is an increase of 97 calls over the previous year of 2017. They were called to 380 “Fire” calls, and 572 “Medical” calls. Call statistics including previous years (2016-2018). Fire dispatch calls include Fire – Cancelled, Fire, Alarms, Good Intent… Read more

Categories: iNSIDER / Police and Fire / Prepardness

American Legion Post 111, Eagle Mountain Utah – Organized

December 6, 2018

Jimmy Allen, an Eagle Mountain resident, during a quiet ceremony was sworn in as Post Commander and Michael Johnson as Post Adjutant by Alex Aerts Past Commander of Department of Utah American Legion. This swearing-in process created an American Legion Post in Eagle Mountain. Jimmy and Michael are now the first members of the American… Read more

Categories: Family / iNSIDER / Prepardness