The November edition of The Eagle’s View is ready for your enjoyment. This month, we learn more about holiday decorating safety and cover how local birds cache their seeds. Read here.
The Eagle’s View – Nov. 2022
Posts By: Tyler Maffitt
Eagle Mountain City again recognized for financial reporting
The Government Finance Officers Association has named Eagle Mountain City a Triple Crown Winner in several financial reporting categories for Fiscal Year 2020. The City was recognized for Excellence in Financial Reporting, Popular Annual Financial Reporting and Distinguished Budget Presentation in a fiscal year. “Over the years, we’ve worked hard to ensure that Eagle Mountain… Read more »
City Council approves 10-year Strategic Plan
The Eagle Mountain City Council voted to adopt a new 10-year Strategic Plan for Eagle Mountain City via resolution in November. The strategic plan, which drives the goals for the community over the next 10 years, was presented to councilmembers during their Nov. 15 meeting by City Economic Development Director Evan Berrett. “Municipal governments across… Read more »
City looks to future with economic development website upgrade
Eagle Mountain City has large-scale goals around economic development. As part of these efforts, the City has recently implemented upgrades to the economic development resources available on www.eaglemountaincity.com. “Commercial development in Eagle Mountain is thriving in all regards,” says City Economic Development Director Evan Berrett. “Eagle Mountain is a great place to open and operate a… Read more »
City scrutinizes water meter readings to ensure accuracy
Eagle Mountain City has been working to find solutions to supply chain issues related to water meter transmitters. The devices, used to digitally capture water utility usage in the city, can malfunction due to construction, soil acidity and the age of the device. “We obviously don’t want any broken transmitters,” says Eagle Mountain Utilities Manager… Read more »
Neighborhood Improvement works toward proactive approach
Every day, Jim Barney tries to bring a positive attitude to work. The Eagle Mountain City Neighborhood Improvement officer has been on the job since 2019 and has collected more than a few stories about helping Eagle Mountain neighborhoods stay well-maintained. “We work with all of them,” says Barney while referencing the subdivisions Eagle Mountain… Read more »
Traffic safety, proper reporting channels encouraged in EM
Eagle Mountain City is encouraging residents to stay mindful of traffic safety during the remainder of the summer months. According to data, the period between Memorial Day and Labor day account for the 100 deadliest days on Utah roads. Year-to-date data indicate that 169 fatalities have occurred on Utah roads as of July 18. Trends… Read more »
New City events page adds convenience for residents
Eagle Mountain City has added new features and additional information for the events it hosts throughout the year to its website. The newly revised events page allows residents to retrieve better information for major events such as Pony Express Days, Christmas Village, or the Turkey Trot. It also increases convenience by allowing residents to add… Read more »
EM wildlife biologist weighs conservation in development decisions
Eagle Mountain City announced its plans to hire a Wildlife Biologist and Environmental Planner in March. The City, in cooperation with local wildlife advocates, is placing greater emphasis on the conservation of open spaces and the protection of wildlife. This new position is unique in the state of Utah and is designed to help facilitate… Read more »
OHV season prompts safety reminders
Many public areas around Eagle Mountain are a great place to ride Off-Highway Vehicles (OHVs). These areas are part of what make Eagle Mountain a fun and unique place to live. Staying safe with your OHV is not only important for keeping the community attractive, but it’s also important for the safety of the individuals… Read more »
