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Eagle Mountain Reschedules Seal Coat Maintenance for September 16

By Utah News Staff · September 12, 2026 · 1 min read
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Eagle Mountain City rescheduled seal coat maintenance to Wednesday, Sept. 16, due to inclement weather. This work is expected to be the final closure for the project.

Key takeaways

  • Seal coat maintenance was rescheduled to Wednesday, Sept. 16, due to inclement weather.
  • This is anticipated to be the last closure associated with the seal coat project.
  • The Eagle Mountain City Public Works department is working to complete the infrastructure update efficiently and safely.

Eagle Mountain City rescheduled seal coat maintenance work to Wednesday, Sept. 16, because of inclement weather, according to a notice on the city's website.

This work is anticipated to be the final closure associated with the seal coat project.

The Eagle Mountain City Public Works department expressed gratitude for the patience shown as crews worked to complete the infrastructure update efficiently and safely.

The project's rescheduled work was intended to complete the infrastructure updates for the city.

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