A meeting of the Clinton Planning Commission was cancelled, according to a notice posted to the municipality's website.
The cancelled meeting was scheduled for September 3, 2026, at 6:00 PM. The meeting was slated to take place at 2267 North 1500 West, Clinton, UT 84015.
The city provides assistance for individuals with disabilities who require help participating in meetings and requests notification at least three days prior to the scheduled time.
Democratic presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg held a campaign stop in Utah on September 1, 2026, emphasizing his ability to unite people. This visit follows a historical look at Utah's Democratic nominating process, which in 2016 saw Bernie Sanders secure a significant majority of delegate votes.
The Clinton City Council has scheduled a regular meeting for September 8, 2026. The meeting agenda includes the appointment of a new city treasurer and discussions regarding annexation agreements.
A referendum to challenge the rezoning of 34.90 acres in Clinton City has failed after the city determined signature counts were insufficient in two voter districts. The decision, which impacts a development request by Foothill Ditch LLC and Terraform Development LLC, concludes a process that included a 45-day signature withdrawal period.
An explainer regarding the role and contact information for Davis County Dispatch for Clinton residents.
A Clinton, Utah family is building an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) to address rising housing costs and maintain family proximity. The project, overseen by Luke Miller, aims to complete the single-level home by September.
A profile of Lisa Titensor, the Clinton City Recorder, detailing her official responsibilities and her role in publicizing municipal notices and meetings to the residents of Clinton.
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