Layton City, Utah, offers a family-friendly WIBIT obstacle course every Wednesday at Surf 'n Swim for swimmers aged 6 and older, featuring climbing, sliding, and splashing activities.

West Jordan City received the "Just Serve City" designation for its strong volunteerism, particularly for its 9/11 service projects, highlighting community compassion and partnership.

Millcreek pickleball courts unexpectedly reopened due to warm weather, after being repaired for $8,000 damage caused by players shoveling snow. The city reminds players not to use shovels or face a $1,000 fine.

South Jordan Police stress the vital role of speed limits in traffic safety and the risks of speeding, especially near schools, after a vehicle was caught significantly over the limit.

Judge Lyon Hazleton of San Juan County is retiring, prompting a search for a new justice court judge. Public comment is welcome at a Nominating Commission meeting on December 17, 2025.

The City of Orem Government explained that firefighters historically grew mustaches to act as a filter against smoke and ash before modern breathing gear existed. Today, it's a traditional symbol.

The Unified Fire Authority is offering a BLS Healthcare Provider Certification Course on January 7, 2026, for healthcare professionals to learn emergency response skills.

Salt Lake City Police and Harmons grocery store partnered to bring holiday cheer to seniors at a local memory care facility, with funding raised by Harmons customers.

West Jordan city announces changes in garbage collection during the holidays and closures of city offices. Thursday and Friday trash pickups shift to Friday and Saturday, respectively, for Christmas and New Year's weeks.

The Summit County Sheriff's Office in Utah celebrated the success of their Shop With a Cop event, which builds positive relationships between police and youth.

Lehi City Police invite local residents to a Citizen's Academy program to learn about police work over several weeks, featuring hands-on activities and demonstrations.

The West Valley City Fire Department has advised on candle safety during holidays, suggesting keeping candles away from flammable items and considering battery-operated alternatives.

West Valley City Police Department partners with Chick-Fil-A to support their Giving Tree program. Mentioning the program while ordering on December 13th will contribute to the charity, and Santa will visit at 8:30 am.