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The Hurricane City Council adopted two new ordinances, according to a public notice published October 6.
One measure, Ordinance 2026-23, approves the abandonment and vacation of a portion of 2460 West. The second measure, Ordinance ZC26-14, involves a zone change request for parcel H-311-C-2, moving it from R1-10 to R1-8.
Copies of the approved ordinances are available at the Recorder’s Office located at the City Office, 147 N 870 West. Inquiries can be directed to 435-635-2811 x 106.
Southern Utah is expected to see the first effects of Tropical Storm Rachel, and communities like Hurricane are bracing for rain while still recovering from summer floods. The Pecan Townhomes neighborhood was knee-deep in water in August. Hurricane City said it has removed debris from the Gould Wash bridge structures and other deposit areas.
With remnants of Hurricane Rachel expected to bring rain to Utah, residents are taking precautions against potential flooding. (Tyrese Boone, KSL) a8c 700 600 954 Save Story Estimated read time: 2-3 minutes KEY TAKEAWAYS Sandy residents prepare for potential flooding from Hurricane Rachel's remnants.
A flood watch is in effect for Hurricane, Utah, as the National Weather Service predicts a period of heavy rain and thunderstorms through next Tuesday. Residents and businesses are preparing for significant precipitation, with rainfall amounts potentially reaching three quarters of an inch on Sunday.
Clearing storm drains and filling sandbags in Southern Utah as storm approaches Prev Next By: Tom Rader Posted 11 minutes ago ST. GEORGE, Utah — St. George residents are making way for the water to come. "So anytime that we see rain in the forecast we go out and make sure storm drains are clean," said Hayden Roberts, Supervisor with the Hurricane Streets Department.
With heavy rain and potential flooding expected this weekend as what is now Tropical Storm Rachel hits Utah, cities across the Wasatch Front have made sandbags available to residents to prepare for the storm. According to the 4Warn Weather team, what’s left of Hurricane Rachel will hit Utah over the weekend, with widespread precipitation totaling anywhere from 1 to 3 inches through Monday morning.
WASHINGTON COUNTY, Utah (ABC4) — After a warm and sunny week, Southern Utah could see a major change in the weather by Sunday, and emergency officials are in full preparation mode. Though the warmth still lingers in St.
Brigham Young University’s College of Fine Arts and Communications will host a centennial celebration and building tour in Provo on Saturday from 6-10 p.m. The event, which costs $5 and is recommended for ages 12 and older, will showcase the new Arts Building and feature a preview of the play "All the Beautiful Things."
Orchard Elementary in Orem is maintaining strong community ties through traditions like the Bike Bus as the Timpanogos School District considers potential school closures. The district faces budget decisions due to declining enrollment and upcoming restructuring scheduled for 2027.
The Boston Bruins defeated the Utah Mammoth 6-1 in Boston on Thursday, Oct. 8, 2026. David Pastrnak recorded two goals and two assists during the victory.
Weber State University has scheduled two distinct community events for Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026, featuring a morning pet parade and an evening stargazing event. The Purple Paw Parade will kick off Homecoming Week in downtown Ogden, while the Ott Planetarium will host a free spooky-themed stargazing party.
Weber State will host a virtual 5K Recycle Run to celebrate Homecoming Week and promote sustainability. The event includes group run and walk options throughout the week.
Mountain High School will host Mountain Madness, an event organized and performed by students to benefit school clubs and programs. The festivities will include a haunted house, music, and entertainment at the Kaysville campus.