The City of Orem is concluding its search for a name for a new school district, with a final survey for public input, avoiding names of existing schools or municipalities.

The West Valley City Police Department is hosting an informative session on senior scams, encouraging public engagement on their Facebook page ahead of the event with Chief Jacobs.

Layton City promotes pickleball as a fun and accessible sport for residents, with an emphasis on sociability and fitness, and encourages quick registration due to limited space.

West Jordan launches an AI chatbot named Jojo on its website to provide 24/7 assistance on city services in over 70 languages, accessible via text as well.

Park City's Community Guide is designed to help attendees navigate the 2026 Sundance Film Festival, providing information on transportation, venues, and accessibility, including a Spanish version.

Layton City announces pavilion and pool rental dates for summer season, running May 1 to September 30, with a booking option available from January 1.

Lehi City Council is holding a work session at 4 pm, which residents can attend at City Hall or watch online. The agenda includes selecting a Mayor Pro Tempore and discussing the meeting schedule and ethical standards.

The Park City Council's 2026 agenda includes S.R. 248's future, the Bonanza Flat plan, the Arts and Culture Master Plan, a Council seat interview, and Bonanza Park site remediation.

Provo City Power introduces SharedSolar for residents in HOA communities or those unable to install rooftop solar, offering an alternative way to access green energy.

Mayor Jackson of Millcreek prioritizes direct engagement with residents through weekly meetings, despite the digital age’s tendency to reduce personal interaction.

The Shoes vs Skates V3 event at Millcreek Common was a success, with an enthusiastic crowd and standout performances, as detailed on their Facebook page. Thanks were given to organizers and participants.

Layton City outlines post-Christmas tree disposal instructions, including cutting trees into 3 ft sections and curbside collection from January 5th-16th, 2026, emphasizing resident responsibility for clear, snow-free placement.

Sandy City partners with Habitat for Humanity to offer up to $20,000 in home repair grants to qualified residents, focusing on enhancing community strength through individual property improvements.