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Last discussed Mar 4, 2026.

Public comments (3)

ConcernedChad KidderMar 4, 2026

Inquired about the status of a local property development and expressed frustration with lack of communication.

Springville City Council Meeting/ Planning Commission — March 4, 2026 · 17:35 →
ConcernedBradley PetersonMay 7, 2025

A resident shared his frustrations regarding water main breaks and property damage on Spring Oaks Drive.

Springville City Council Meeting/ Planning Commission — May 7, 2025 · 15:00 →
SupportivePaul PryorFeb 5, 2025

A long-time resident suggested building a new park and planning for future traffic needs like an underpass.

Springville City Council Meeting/ Planning Commission — February 5, 2025 · 8:00 →

News & external sources (10)

Daily Herald

BYU football vs. Utah Tech: Three things to look for in what should prove a lopsided matchup

So the long wait is over. BYU football finally takes the field after a long eight month hiatus to the delight of many Cougar fans who will be either attending or watching their team’s matchup with Utah Tech at LaVell Edwards Stadium on Saturday night. Surely there will be interest in how much the Cougars […]

KSL Utah County

Alpine to break ground on upgraded fire station and first-ever community center

ALPINE — Alpine officials will break ground Thursday on a project to upgrade its fire station and create the city's first-ever dedicated community center."This project represents a major investment in public...

Daily Herald

‘This project represents hope:’ The Refuge Utah to build new Orem shelter for domestic violence victims

The Refuge Utah, a local organization that supports victims of domestic abuse and sexual assault, will break ground on a new emergency shelter in Orem in October. The program said the campus will be a “significant step forward” in helping survivors of the public health crisis in the community. More than a quarter of all […]

Daily Herald

CentraCom acquires Gunnison Telephone, expanding broadband service in southern Sanpete County

FAIRVIEW — CentraCom has announced the acquisition of Gunnison Telephone Company, a move company officials say will strengthen broadband and telecommunications services for residents and businesses throughout southern Sanpete County. The transaction officially closed on July 1, 2026, subject to customary regulatory approvals, according to an announcement released by CentraCom on July 30. The acquisition […]

Daily Herald

‘Strong, connected and resilient:’ Juniper Basin Elementary opens in Eagle Mountain

The state’s newest elementary school, Juniper Basin, officially opened in Eagle Mountain with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday.  Named after a tree known for its deep roots and resilience, Principal John Emett considers it the ideal name for the new school.  “We love the name and are committed to being as strong, connected and resilient as […]

Daily Herald

LaVell Edwards Stadium upgrades ready for 2026

PROVO, Utah — With the start of the 2026 BYU Football season just two weeks away, several stadium enhancements are ready to elevate the experience for recruits, players and fans at LaVell Edwards Stadium. New PACS Recruit Lounge Located under the east stands, a newly constructed recruiting lounge will serve as a central hub for […]

Daily Herald

Important services, close to home: Two special purpose schools open in Orem to serve students in future Timpanogos School District

Two new special purpose schools opened in Orem this week, set to serve students in the future Timpanogos School District. Launched by the Alpine School District, Silver Peak School and Timpanogos Transition and Education Center will welcome students this school year at the former Sharon Elementary.  Silver Peak will serve students in pre-K through 12th […]

Daily Herald

That’s a wrap: Shaping up BYU football’s position groups at the end of fall camp

BYU’s fall camp officially wrapped up on Tuesday with the focus now on week-to-week preparation beginning with the Cougar’s first game versus Utah Tech on September 5. That means the depth chart, at least for the first game, has largely been established with several aspects within each position coming into focus. Quarterback It was set […]

Daily Herald

Ready to polish: CUWCD opens groundwater cleaning plant in Vineyard

Last week, the Central Utah Water Conservancy District announced the completion of a project that will improve drinking water quality in the northern Utah County community.  The Groundwater Polishing Plant was built in the CUWCD’s Vineyard Complex and will polish water gathered from wells before it is distributed to homes in Vineyard, Saratoga Springs, Eagle […]

Daily Herald

Around Utah: Flags in Utah to fly at half-staff for Memorial Day

Utah Gov. Spencer J. Cox has ordered the flags of the United States of America and the state of Utah to be flown at half-staff at all state facilities in recognition of Memorial Day. Flags should be lowered to the half-staff position beginning at 12:01 a.m. on Monday, May 25, 2026, and remain at half-staff […]