Elevate, Inspire, and Inform the Cedar Valley Community
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…
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Halloween is a night full of fun and excitement for kids, but it also brings unique safety challenges for both families and motorists. While parents often focus on the potential dangers of candy, the bigger threat to children’s safety lies in increased traffic and the risk of pedestrian accidents. With children twice as likely to…
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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…
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As the crisp autumn air settles in and the leaves start to fall, it’s the perfect time to turn your attention to your home and prepare it for the colder months. Decluttering your living space creates a sense of calm and allows you to enjoy the season’s warmth and coziness without feeling overwhelmed by unnecessary…
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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…
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The history of Cedar Valley is a blend of progress, tragedy, and folklore, highlighted by pivotal events like the Weeks brothers’ murders, Arthur Gary Bishop’s crimes, and the enigmatic Joe’s Dugout. In 1854, the brutal murders of teenage brothers William and Warren Weeks by Goshute Indians marked an early dark chapter in the valley’s history,…
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At the eleventh hour, Mayor Tom Westmoreland of Eagle Mountain, Utah, shared his perspective on Proposition 14 in a Facebook post. Proposition 14 is a ballot initiative that proposes separating Eagle Mountain and surrounding cities from the Alpine School District (ASD) to form a new school district. While the proposal has sparked intense debate, Mayor…
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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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Eagle Mountain City public works crews and state of Utah staff worked on bank stabilization and erosion control in Tickville Gulch. The initiative aims to address environmental and safety concerns created by misuse, including erosion from excessive recreation and illegal dumping. The City plans to turn the area into a natural park. null This past…
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Eagle Mountain City’s Bag the Leaf Program helps residents dispose of fall leaves starting Oct. 23. Leaves can be dropped off at designated dumpster locations or residents can use free annual dump passes for additional yard waste. The program aims to prevent flooding by keeping leaves out of gutters and storm drains. Contact Stormwater Department…
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