Posts By: Tyler Maffitt

Eagle Mountain residents are being urged to voice their opinions on the allocation of over $200,000 in funds made available through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The Mountainland Association of Governments (MAG) is facilitating the survey as part of the fund allocation process, emphasizing the significance of resident feedback in shaping… Read more »

Around 10 homes will see water service shut off due to a water main break. The service interruption spans from the intersection of Cedar Drive and Ranch Road north to the intersection of South Pass Road and Ranch Drive. The decision to shut off the water service in the area was made in order to… Read more »

UPDATE: On 1/31/24, a separate water main break has been identified in the same area. The same homes will be impacted with water service expected to be shut off mid-morning on Wednesday. Service is anticipated to return by 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday. Eagle Mountain City Water Department crews are actively addressing the situation on Sparrowhawk… Read more »

On this date 10 years ago, the Utah County Sheriff’s Office reported that Sgt. Cory B. Wride had been shot and killed in the line of duty. Wride had stopped to check on a pulled-over pickup truck on SR-73 between Eagle Mountain and Cedar Fort when he was shot by 27-year-old Jose Angel Garcia Jauregui…. Read more »

In an effort to ensure the continued reliability of its water supply, Eagle Mountain City is notifying residents of the potential for scheduled changes in its water well sourcing. Residents are advised that additional water wells may be activated to facilitate essential maintenance and scheduled repairs. This regular and scheduled initiative is crucial in upholding… Read more »

To show community unity, Eagle Mountain City has announced the sale of newly branded hats as part of its rebranding campaign. The city, known for its emphasis on the outdoors and recreational activities, aims to foster a sense of pride among residents through the sale of merchandise. These stylish hats, adorned with the City’s logo,… Read more »

Blast operations are scheduled to take place at the TM Crushing site on Mt. Airey Dr. this Wednesday, January 24, 2024, between Noon-4 p.m. The operation, expected to impact the surrounding area with noise, may also slow traffic on SR-73 while detonations are taking place. Blast operations are scheduled periodically throughout the year for quarry… Read more »

Three accomplished individuals have recently been appointed to key positions within various boards and commissions in Eagle Mountain. The appointments took place during the Jan. 16 meeting of the Eagle Mountain City Council. Adelle Curtis, an advocate for the Eagle Mountain Public Library, will soon be taking on responsibilities on the Library Board for a… Read more »

Local Officials Day at the Utah State Capitol left a lasting impression on area high school students, and Eagle Mountain City Youth Council Mayor Ericsson Ansah-Antwi was no exception. The event aims to foster civic engagement among local city youth councils in the state of Utah by providing speakers and learning opportunities for both high… Read more »

Eagle Mountain City is proud to announce that Tract, a developer of master-planned data center parks, has purchased 668 acres of land in the community. The purchase promises ongoing investment in the community’s Technology Overlay Zone. Read the press release here.