West Point City has announced several upcoming public meetings for November 2026, including sessions for the City Council and the Planning Commission. The city's official resources also provide guidance on utility account applications and transparency measures regarding conflict of interest disclosures for municipal leaders.
Upcoming City Meetings
The West Point City Council is scheduled to hold a meeting on Tuesday, November 3, at 6:00 PM. This meeting will take place at West Point City Hall.
Planning Commission Schedule
Following the council session, the West Point Planning Commission is scheduled to meet on Thursday, November 12, at 6:00 PM MST. This meeting is also slated to be held at West Point City Hall.
Future Planning Sessions
The Planning Commission has a subsequent meeting scheduled for Thursday, December 10, at 6:00 PM MST at West Point City Hall.
Utility Account Management
West Point City maintains digital resources to assist residents with municipal services and administrative transparency. For residents seeking to establish a new utility account, the city's online utility application form is currently transitioning to a platform called Peny. In the interim, the city office remains available to assist residents with the application process directly.
Resident Information Resources
The city's official website provides a variety of informational resources for the community. These include inquiries regarding recycling guidelines, methods for paying utility bills, and requirements for building fences. Additionally, residents can find information concerning accessory dwelling units (ADUs), summer water restrictions, and regulations regarding the number of chickens allowed within the city.
Government Transparency
To promote government transparency, West Point City provides public access to conflict of interest disclosures. These documents are maintained for the Mayor and City Council to ensure accountability within the local government.
City Identity
West Point City's official communications emphasize a community focus described by the slogan, "Small Town Roots. Hometown Pride. Growing Together."
