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Mayor Kelvyn CullimoreThe Tavaci Decision

by Mayor Kelvyn Cullimore, Jr.

     
The recent decision by the city council to grant the petition for the Tavaci development to disconnect from the city has been a topic of interest for many - especially given the subsequent bankruptcy filing by the developer of Tavaci, Terry Diehl.   Read more...

 

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Utility to prune trees near power lines in CH

RMP Logo     Rocky Mountain Power will be working in Cottonwood Heights from now until early July to perform scheduled vegetation maintenance.  Crews will be in the general area between I-215 (6200 South) to Bengal Blvd. (7600 South) and from Highland Dr. (1900 East) to Wasatch Blvd. (3400 East).  The utility prunes trees near power lines to ensure public safety and electric service reliability for customers.


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CH sees positive steps, areas to improve after ShakeOut drill

ShakeOut poster     Residents who follow CHCity on Facebook and Twitter probably saw some strange posts on April 17, such as “Due to heavy damage, CH has declared a state of emergency, please stand by.”
     Cottonwood Heights was one of many cities and government agencies that participated in the Great Utah ShakeOut. The city’s drill focused on two major parts of emergency preparedness: communication and volunteer organization.


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A Message from the Mosquito Abatement District

Mosquito     The South Salt Lake Valley Mosquito Abatement District operates under authority granted in the Utah Code 17B-2a-703. It gives the district legal right to enter any area within district boundaries to exterminate mosquitoes or other insects for the purpose of protecting public health.
     We recognize some may not wish to have adult mosquito control in their area, including those with health concerns, beekeepers, organic farmers, and others with legitimate concerns about the use of pesticides. The district will honor NO SPRAY Requests within 300 feet of your property as requested, to the extent possible.


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Winter's Over---Now What?

Public Works Logo     With the retreat of the snow, another season begins. You were thinking Spring, right? But in public works it’s the season of orange, the time when we get out and build and maintain things like the streets and storm drains. For example, you may have seen one of our projects along 2300 East getting started a few weeks ago. Here is a list of other projects you will see throughout the summer.


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