Cache County Clerk Bryson J. Behm has certified the candidates and local propositions for the 2026 Regular General Election. The election is scheduled for November 3, 2026.
Cache County is seeking individuals to fill up to seven vacancies on the Logan-Cache Airport Authority Board. Interested applicants must be registered voters residing within Cache County.
Cache County Auditor Matthew Funk has projected a draft budget of $111 million for the upcoming fiscal year. The projection follows a series of scheduled council and committee meetings held throughout 2026.
org Cache County voters in Utah House District 3 will soon choose who will represent them in the Utah Legislature. As the November election approaches, incumbent Republican Jason Thompson is seeking another term. Thompson was first elected to his seat in 2024, with a campaign focused on government accountability, economic support, and local community issues.
Logan city officials postponed the rescheduled Pioneer Day fireworks due to severe weather risks. The Heroes Tribute concert was moved indoors to the Cache County Event Center to ensure safety.
The Cache County Sheriff's Office has released photos as they seek public assistance in identifying suspects involved in Logan Canyon vandalism. The incident involved the unauthorized use of heavy machinery, resulting in over $60,000 in damages.
The Cache County Sheriff’s Office is investigating an incident in Logan Canyon where vandals used heavy machinery to cause significant property damage. The destruction included traffic control equipment and several trees.
CACHE COUNTY – At their regular meeting on Aug. 25, Auditor Matthew Funk provided members of the Cache County Council with a quick forecast of the tentative budget for 2027.
CACHE COUNTY – At their regular meeting on Aug. 25, Auditor Matthew Fund provided members of the Cache County Council with a quick forecast of the tentative budget for 2027.
A 31-year-old tattoo artist pleaded guilty to sexual battery following an incident involving a female customer. Douglas S. Chavez accepted a plea deal prior to his scheduled trial.
The Cache County Sheriff's Office is investigating significant vandalism in Logan Canyon involving the unauthorized use of heavy machinery. The incident, which occurred overnight and into the morning of Aug. 19, 2026, resulted in over $60,000 in damages, including the destruction of solar-powered traffic lights and the felling of numerous trees.
State and local officials are seeking public input through a transportation survey to help shape the Western Cache Corridor Planning and Environmental Linkages (PEL) Study. Residents have until September 30, 2026, to submit responses regarding future transportation needs and challenges in the western portion of Cache County.
