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City of Draper Releases July/August Draper Forward Newsletter

By City of Draper · July 14, 2026 · 1 min read
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City of Draper Releases July/August Draper Forward Newsletter
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The City of Draper has released the July/August 2026 edition of the Draper Forward newsletter. This issue serves as a guide for upcoming Draper Days activities and various community updates.

Key takeaways

  • The July/August Draper Forward newsletter covers events scheduled for July 10 through July 18.
  • Information is provided regarding e-motorcycle laws and America 250 celebrations.
  • The newsletter includes updates on community events and recreation programs.

The July/August edition of the Draper Forward newsletter has been released, featuring information regarding Draper Days. The publication provides a guide to events taking place in Draper City from July 10 through July 18.

In addition to Draper Days programming, the newsletter contains updates on several community topics. Residents can find information regarding e-motorcycle laws and upcoming America 250 celebrations.

The edition also includes details on recreation programs and various community events occurring in the area.

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