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Fruit Heights weighs options for city cemetery

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Site location map. Fruit Heights City is studying the idea of developing their own City Cemetery. The city’s Cemetery Committee recently presented a status report to the Fruit Heights City Council. The committee’s mission is to develop a proposal for providing cemetery services to Fruit Heights residents by the end of 2026.

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