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Coalville announced the I Dig Coalville Community Action Day in a report published September 8. The announcement was part of a series of news updates from the city.
The city also introduced website personalization features for its online platform. Users can now create a login via the MyAccount bar or use a Facebook profile to access the account. This feature is intended to provide streamlined access to subscription management in NotifyMe and to assist with filling out forms or other requests.
A profile of Lynn Wood, a member of the Coalville City Council, detailing her actions and contributions during the June 2026 council meeting.
The Mountainland Association of Governments (MAG) has released a regional grid study and mapping tool to demonstrate how increased roadway connectivity can improve safety, economic vitality, and travel efficiency in Utah County. The study highlights benefits such as reduced emergency response times and increased market accessibility for local businesses.
Summit County has been named one of the nation's Top 15 Rural Communities for 2026 by Expansion Solutions Magazine. Additionally, a public hearing is scheduled for Sept. 3 to discuss updates to the Eastern Summit County General Plan.
The Summit County Republican Party has formally declared its support for House Bill 356, a law mandating a transition from at-large to district-based representation for the Summit County Council. The legislation, signed into law in March 2025, requires the county to move away from its current Council-Manager model of at-large representation to a system where residents elect single representatives for specific geographic districts.
The Eastern Summit County Planning Commission scheduled a meeting for September 3, 2026. The session will address accessory building permits and proposed amendments to the Eastern Summit County General Plan.
Park City Police Chief Wade Carpenter has declared full confidence in Sheriff Rigby despite an ongoing investigation. This comes amid legal proceedings involving the Wasatch County Sheriff, who is currently serving his second term.
The Healthy Bluffdale Coalition and Board scheduled a budget meeting for September 14, 2026. The meeting is set to take place virtually.
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — Volunteers and city officials gathered Saturday morning to clean up parts of the Jordan River, a task they say is critical to the river’s health and ecosystem. The cleanup was held between 21st to 17th South of the Jordan river trail, which city officials say can get can get pretty heavily trashed as cleanups are not done regularly in this area.
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The National Weather Service had no active watches or warnings for the Wasatch Front as of Sept. 13, while Stage 1 fire restrictions remain on unincorporated land in Salt Lake, Davis and Utah counties and the region’s recent grass and wildland fires are contained or mopped up.
North Summit Fire Service District. 3,264 likes · 49 talking about this. The North Summit Fire District serves Coalville & Henefer Cities, the areas of Echo, Upton, Chalk Creek, Wanship, Hoytsville,...
As interest and concern over automatic license plate readers, or ALPRs, also commonly known by the brand name Flock cameras, grow, some advocacy groups are taking the issue to their communities. “There's been a lot of misinformation on the issue.