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Draper Releases September/October 2026 Draper Forward Newsletter

By Utah News Staff · August 31, 2026 · 1 min read
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Draper Releases September/October 2026 Draper Forward Newsletter
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The City of Draper released its September/October 2026 edition of the Draper Forward newsletter. The publication includes updates on local events and community information.

Key takeaways

  • The September/October 2026 Draper Forward newsletter has been released.
  • The edition covers events such as the International Arts & Crafts Festival and the Haunted Trail.
  • Information regarding property taxes and leash laws is included in the newsletter.
  • The publication also addresses Halloween safety and the Lights & Ladders Safety Fair.

The City of Draper has released the September/October 2026 edition of the Draper Forward newsletter. The publication provides information regarding upcoming community events and local regulations.

According to the city, the newsletter contains details about the Lights & Ladders Safety Fair, the International Arts & Crafts Festival, and the Haunted Trail. It also provides information on property taxes, leash laws, and Halloween safety.

The newsletter is available for viewing through the city's website.

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