Residents of Eagle Mountain are reminded of key election deadlines, including voter registration by Oct. 25, early voting from Oct. 28 to Nov. 4, and mail-in voting procedures. Same-day registration is available on Election Day, Nov. 5, with proof of identity and residency required. Contact Utah County Elections Division for further assistance. null As Election…
Read moreEagle Mountain City Hall – UDOT expands roadwork onto Crossroads and Pioneer Crossing
Eagle Mountain residents should expect traffic delays and lane closures due to ongoing roadwork along Crossroads Blvd. and Pioneer Crossing. Motorists are urged to be cautious and prepare for disruptions, including temporary lane shifts and closures. Crews anticipate new lane striping to take place early Saturday morning, with additional work to follow. null Eagle Mountain…
Read moreEagle Mountain City Hall – Get ready for Halloween Town at Cory Wride Memorial Park
Eagle Mountain City’s Halloween Town event on October 5 at Cory Wride Memorial Park will feature trick-or-treating, a car show, food trucks, family-friendly activities, costume contests, and a screening of the movie Hocus Pocus. Attendees are encouraged to wear costumes and enjoy the festivities. Contact for car show entries: Rockin’ Hotrod Productions. null Eagle Mountain…
Read moreChamber of Commerce- Bookkeeping Basics for Entrepreneurs: A Simple Guide to Financial Empowerment
Melanie Queen of Queen of Bookkeeping explains the importance of bookkeeping for entrepreneurs, detailing its benefits like financial clarity, tax readiness, funding opportunities, and performance tracking. She provides tips on effective bookkeeping practices, setting up a chart of accounts, keeping accurate records, reconciling accounts, preparing financial statements, and planning for taxes to take control of…
Read moreEagle Mountain City Hall – The Eagle’s View – Sept. 2024
The Sept. 2024 Eagle’s View Newsletter covers emergency preparedness, dark sky standards, and future public art in Eagle Mountain. Read more at https://bit.ly/3BtSclo. null The Sept. 2024 edition of the Eagle’s View Newsletter is here. In this issue, we learn about the emergency preparedness, dark sky standards and the. future of public art in Eagle…
Read moreChamber of Commerce- September Home-Based Business of the Month: Queen of Bookkeeping
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Read moreEagle Mountain City Hall – New middle school traffic flow seeing proactive approach
A new middle school will open in Eagle Mountain in August 2025, sparking concerns about increased traffic in the Arrival neighborhood. The Alpine School District selected the site, with traffic patterns to be formalized by the district. Eagle Mountain City is working on road realignment to mitigate traffic issues and advocate for community solutions. null…
Read moreChamber of Commerce- September Business of the Month: Chick-fil-A Saratoga Springs
Chick-fil-A Saratoga Springs is awarded Business of the Month for September due to their commitment to community engagement and service. They align with the chamber’s standards by promoting growth opportunities, supporting education, advocating, utilizing resources, and serving the community with dedication. Thank you Chick-fil-A for your contributions. Congratulations to Chick-fil-A Saratoga Springs, our September Business…
Read moreJury Trial Set For Matheson Road Rage Manslaughter Trial
After a pretrial conference that was held on September 11, 2024 Judge Robert Lund scheduled a Jury Trial in the case of Peterson Drew Matheson vs. State of Utah. Matheson is being charged for the deaths of Rodney Michael Salm and Micheala Himelberge on June 4, 2023. Matheson has pleaded Not Guilty and will be…
Read moreEagle Mountain City Hall – EM to invest in public art to further beautify community
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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