Eagle Mountain City Administrator Paul Jerome addressed Eagle Mountain resident’s concerns about the implementation of Comcast’s utility infrastructure. Read the letter here.
City administrator addresses resident issues with Comcast
Posts Tagged: Utilities
Power outage preparedness
Power outages can happen unexpectedly and may impact not only the community, but the economy as well. Loss of power may disrupt communications, water supplies and transportation. Modern-day retail businesses rely on power to conduct business. If a gas station is affected by the outage, gas pumps will not operate, ATM’s will not work for… 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 »
Fall lawn fertilizing may cause environmental impact
Eagle Mountain residents are asked to stop fertilizing their lawns beginning Nov. 15 and not resume fertilizing until March 1. Larry Diamond, storm drain supervisor for Eagle Mountain City, explains the dangers of fertilizing lawns during this time of year. “The lawn is not going to use the fertilizer,” says Diamond of the cold weather… Read more »
Utility rates adjusted in spring cause YoY comparisons by residents
Eagle Mountain City has historically had some of the lowest utility rates in Utah, especially for a City that does not have a secondary (irrigation) water system. The ability to keep rates relatively low is due to several factors. Primarily, Eagle Mountain is a young city and has not required substantial maintenance to its infrastructure…. Read more »
