The Salem City Planning and Zoning Commission cancelled its meeting scheduled for September 9, 2026, according to a September 2 notice.
The commission will not hold its meeting on September 9, 2026. The next meeting for the Salem City Planning and Zoning Commission is scheduled for October 14, 2026.
Individuals requiring special accommodations for meetings may notify the Salem City Office at 30 W. 100 S. or call (801) 423-2770 at least three working days prior to a meeting.
SALEM, Utah (ABC4) — Police are investigating a suspicious death after a woman was found dead inside her home in Salem. According to Salem City Police Chief Greg Gurney, they have opened an investigation into a death. Earlier this week, first responders received reports of an unresponsive individual at a neighborhood near Loafer Mountain Parkway.
Mt. Loafer Elementary announced an Internet Safety Parent Outreach Night featuring resources from Common Sense Media. The session, led by District Digital Specialists via Zoom, aims to provide families with practical tools for internet safety at home.
The Salem City Development Review Committee has scheduled a meeting for September 2, 2026, to discuss several subdivision final plats and previous meeting minutes.
The Salem City Council scheduled a meeting for September 2, 2026, to discuss various municipal items including road impact fees and public infrastructure districts. The meeting will include a work session followed by a regular council meeting.
Craig Sacco serves as a Salem City Councilperson and a member of the Planning and Zoning Commission.
Mt. Loafer Elementary has announced several upcoming activities and school updates, including upcoming picture day and spirit wear options.
Notice Title Public Hearing Notice Notice Type(s) Notice, Meeting, Hearing Event Start Date & Time September 10, 2026 06:30 PM Description/Agenda PUBLIC HEARINGS NOTICE Town of Hideout Notice Date & Time: Thursday, September 10, 2026 –…
Agricultural resources and funding opportunities for Utah food businesses and farmers were highlighted through presentations on grant basics, the Utah Food Business Program, and Farm Service Agency services. The sessions covered USDA and state-level support, including disaster relief, conservation initiatives, and specialized assistance for microentrepreneurs.
Utah State University resources highlight how NRCS programs provide technical and financial assistance to small and urban farmers to promote resilience and agricultural activity. These programs focus on conservation planning to help farmers resolve environmental issues and boost productivity.
River Heights City provides public notice regarding property tax increases in accordance with Utah's Truth in Taxation law. The city website hosts official notices, impact schedules, and supporting materials related to the tax process.
Goosenecks State Park offers dramatic views of the San Juan River's river bends in southeastern Utah. The park features unique geological formations known as entrenched meanders.
South Weber Elementary is celebrating its 50th anniversary. The school shared a look back at its 2015 theme and participation in the South Weber Days parade.