Elevate, Inspire, and Inform the Cedar Valley Community (Cedar Valley Sentinel)

$4.3 Million For Cory Wride Memorial Park Phase 2 – Approved And Construction Underway

December 28, 2020

On November 17,2020 the City Council approved 4 bids to fund phase 2 of the Cory Wride Memorial Park. The awarded bids had a total dollar value of $4,360,521.39 that included, $4,047,219.21 to Kenny Seng Construction for Construction Management, $139,155 to Condale Electric for park lighting, $61,550.18 to Big T Recreation for park amenities, and… Read more

Eagle Mountain Residents Sound Off On COVID-19 Vaccine

December 11, 2020December 11, 2020

Utah State Government has made this statement about the COVID-19 Vaccine. “Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the state of Utah has been committed to providing Utahns with accurate, transparent, and up-to-date health information and recommendations so individuals can make informed decisions to protect their families, businesses, and our communities. Our goal is to keep Utahns safe,… Read more

Categories: Family / Health/Wellness / iNSIDER

Eagle Mountain Water Demand Projected To Pass Supply In 2049

December 3, 2020July 15, 2024

The City Council on December 2, 2020, heard the findings of a study done by an engineering group on the future of the Eagle Mountain water system. The study found that if Eagle Mountain does not do something, they run the risk of having demand surpass the water supply by 2049. The report took into… Read more

Categories: City Government / Development

Eagle Mountain Planning Commission Appointments

December 1, 2020

On December 1, 2020 the City Council voted on the appointment of Jeremy Bergener to the Eagle Mountain Planning Commission. The City Council also extended the terms for Matt Everett and Chris Pengra (former Eagle Mountain Mayor). All three will serve for a Three-year Term. Bergener will be filling the seat currently held by Rich… Read more

Categories: City Government / Development

Eagle Mountain Sees Record 90% Voter Turnout

November 25, 2020

One thing that can be said about the divisiveness and division of the 2020 Elections was that it definitely increased the voter turnout for Eagle Mountain and the 2020 general election. Utah County had a voter turnout of 89.18%. The county has 326,485 registered voters and 291,159 of those voters turned in a ballot. Eagle… Read more

Categories: City Government / Elections / State Government

Eagle Mountain Real Estate And Property Sales

November 25, 2020

When I was doing some research, specifically looking into a Park in a Patterson Subdivision, I found something I thought was interesting. The name Craig C Mortensen keeps coming up in most of my searches. Craig is the Registered Agent for over 125 different Utah Business Entities including Patterson Homes, LLC, Patterson Faimly Enterprises, LLC,… Read more

Categories: Development / iNSIDER / Real Estate

Interview With Eagle Mountain Assistant City Administrator – Steve Mumford

November 24, 2020

Can you give some background about your experience and what your current responsibilities are? I began working at Eagle Mountain City in 2007 as a senior planner. After about a year I was hired as the interim planning director and became the planning director soon thereafter. In early 2016, I was asked to take over… Read more

Categories: City Government / Development

Eagle Mountain Housing Prices

November 20, 2020

Buying a home can at times be like playing Roullet in a Las Vegas casino. Do I sell, do I buy, and what price do I do it at. These are questions that a lot of residents of Eagle Mountain and the surrounding area are asking themselves. What things influence the price you can expect… Read more

Categories: Development / iNSIDER / Real Estate

Sheriff’s Office Still Looking For Church Arsonist and Vandal In Eagle Mountain

November 12, 2020

On Monday, September 7, 2020, the Unified Fire Authority for Eagle Mountain received an alarm to the church building at 1330 E IRA Hodges Scenic Parkway in Eagle Mountain. Apparatus ME251 responded with lights and sirens to the alarm and arrived on the scene in less than 4 minutes. Captain Jared Norton recorded the following… Read more

Categories: Police and Fire / Religion

Governor Herbert Establishes “Common Sense” Mask Re-Education Center

November 9, 2020

UTAH – On the heels of his late-night emergency alert Sunday evening, in a historic and brave move Monday morning, Utah Governor Gary Herbert announced the establishment of a COVID-19 re-education center to address the Coronavirus. “We needed a common-sense solution to combat this virus,” Herbert said while sipping a virgin margarita at a private… Read more

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