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The Hurricane City Council adopted Ordinance 2026-22 according to a September 14 statement. The new ordinance amends 8-6-1 regarding the monthly drainage utility fee and supersedes Ordinance 2026-19.
A copy of the approved ordinance is available through the Recorder’s Office at the City Office, located at 147 N 870 West. Residents may also request a copy by calling 435-635-2811 x 106.
The public notice is available on the City website and the Utah Public Notice website.
The Hurricane City Planning Commission is scheduled to hold a public hearing on September 24, 2026, to discuss specific land use and zoning amendments.
The Hurricane City Police Department includes a dedicated officer assigned to the Washington County Drug Task Force to support regional law enforcement efforts.
Region 9 football saw the Crimson Cliffs Mustangs secure their fifth consecutive victory with a dominant performance against Hurricane. In other action, Desert Hills earned a road win over Snow Canyon, and Dixie narrowly defeated Cedar in a close contest.
Snow Canyon secured a 14-10 victory over Dixie in a physical rivalry game, while Crimson Cliffs and Desert Hills achieved dominant wins in Region 9 football action.
Three Region 9 high school football teams secured victories during the first week of region play. Snow Canyon, Pine View, and Crimson Cliffs each earned wins in their respective matchups.
The Utah Department of Natural Resources Law Enforcement Division and Hurricane City have launched the Life Jacket Education and Enforcement Initiative to improve water safety in Washington County.
Tayton Dowd Tayton Dowd The seventh grade Student of the Month is Tayton Dowd. Tayton is a good-natured student whose willingness to help his classmates makes him a truly wonderful addition to the class. Confident, polite, and respectful, Tayton brings a positive presence to our learning community every day.
The Canyonlands Natural History Association Lecture Series continues in October. on Thursdays at the Moab Information Center on the corner of Center and Main streets. Chrissy Noel Kinslow will discuss the months she spent as the Artist in the Parks.
Grand County Hospice invites community members of all ages to join a free community dinner and guided conversation about what matters most, how we want to be cared for, and how we hope to be remembered. Monday, Sept. 28 at Easy Bee Farm on East Easy Street in Moab.
The Moab City Council approved permits for two upcoming community events at the Sept. 8 meeting, approved improvements to the aquatic center along with new equipment, greenlighted, phase two of a Kane Creek Boulevard apartment project and awarded a bid to improve the storm drain system on 100 West.
“I recognized I wasn't a person anymore,” she said. "A Latter-day Saint mom of five who followed the path laid out by her faithful family and friends, Packer got married at 21 and had her first child at 25. Packer’s timeline is what The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is pushing for more of as birth rates fall across the country.
West Jordan City has applied for a special use permit to install an Automatic License Plate Reader System on the UDOT right-of-way. The application was submitted by Richard Bell on behalf of the West Jordan Police Department.