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Cedar Valley Weather

Railroad in Eagle Mountain

Most people don’t know that there was an active rail line in Cedar Valley. There were two lines, one that ran from Lehi through the Cedar Valley to Fairfield and then south to the ore mines by Eureka. Then there was also a line that ran from Fairfield to the mines around Mercur. The book… Read more
Categories: iNSIDER

OPINION – Separation of Church and State

I have read the works of the Founding Fathers for years. I have also done a bunch of research on several topics related to the Founding Fathers and their writings. I am not an expert by any means, and as such I have a challenge for you, as the reader of this article. The challenge… Read more
Categories: iNSIDER

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

This blog post is a repeat of information found in the September newsletter in case you missed it. At the end of this post you will find some new information that was not in the newsletter. I have been asked to share more information regarding economic development in Eagle Mountain, our plan, and what it… Read more
Categories: Mayor's Voice

Coyotes in Cedar Valley

“In October 1852 a young man by the name of Eli Bennett in search of his dream of finding pasture land for his cattle and a place for a ranch entered what is now called Cedar Valley.” Cedar Valley contains the west side of Eagle Mountain know as Eagle Mountain City Center, Cedar Fort and… Read more
Categories: History / Wildlife

EM City Changes Septic System Regulations

On 8/21/2018, during the Eagle Mountain City Council meeting, the City Council voted to change the cities regulations and codes for septic tanks throughout the city. The planning commission recommended to the City Council that they approve the changes. In previous City Council meetings, where septic tanks have been mentioned, there has usually been discussion… Read more
Categories: City Government / Development