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Utah voters will decide on Amendments A and B on Nov. 3. Amendment A changes how constitutional amendments are published before elections. Amendment B requires 60% voter approval for tax-related citizen initiatives, sparking opposition. SALT LAKE CITY — Two proposed constitutional amendments are headed to Utah voters this midterm season.
Five voters are challenging the decision in court. And more could be disqualified before results are official. Summit County disqualified 17 West Hills-area voters Oct. 26 after an opponent of the proposed town challenged their eligibility.
A proposed housing project near Park City’s Iron Horse area is prompting officials to consider how homes for middle- and moderate-income workers fit into the city’s affordable housing goals. The Park City Planning Commission and city staff are updating housing regulations and considering how “attainable” housing should fit into the code.
Trump’s DOJ says its monitors are there to observe voting access. But the administration’s expanded effort has raised concerns among election officials about potential interference and voter intimidation. As Salt Lake County voters cast their ballots Tuesday, a dozen election monitors deployed by President Donald Trump’s Justice Department will be watching, according to Clerk Lannie Chapman.
Summit County residents can compost their pumpkins at more than a dozen locations through Nov. 20. The drop-off program is part of the Park City Community Foundation’s Zero Food Waste initiative to divert all food waste from the landfill by 2030.
Rigby is due in court Wednesday for a hearing about whether to make more information in his grand jury indictment public. The presiding judge in Utah’s 3rd District has denied Jared Rigby’s request to replace Judge Richard Mrazik. Mrazik is presiding over the felony obstruction of justice case against Rigby, the Wasatch County sheriff.
The Tooele City Council is scheduled to hold a business meeting on Wednesday, November 4, 2026. The meeting will take place in the Council Chambers at Tooele City Hall immediately following the 7:00 p.m. RDA Meeting.