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Springville · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Springville City public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
A wildfire is currently burning near Springville, so stay alert for any evacuation orders. Keep an eye on your phone for local emergency updates as the situation develops.
The suspect who attacked Springville police officers was finally caught in Salt Lake City. It’s a huge relief for the neighborhood, as this case had everyone on high alert.
The board is reviewing rules about when children can be left alone at the library. This is important for keeping kids safe and making sure the library remains a welcoming place for everyone.
A Springville cop was busted for allegedly driving a city cruiser while drunk, sparking major concerns about how the department manages its gear and keeps us safe. It’s a bad look that has residents questioning if there's enough oversight behind the badge.
A Springville police officer was caught driving a city cruiser while under the influence, sparking major concerns about how the department is being run. It’s a bad look that raises real questions about whether the people sworn to keep us safe are actually being held to the same standards as the rest of us.
Community members are calling for an independent investigation into the death of Michael Ewing, citing a lack of trust in the local police department.
Springville just banned interactions between drivers and people asking for money on the street to keep traffic moving safely. It’s a major shift in how the city manages roadside panhandling, so expect things to look different at your usual intersections.
Tabitha's Way is seeing a huge increase in people needing food, especially with SNAP benefits ending. They need volunteers and donations for the holidays.
The local food pantry is celebrating 15 years and requested city support for their upcoming block party and food drive.
Residents are frustrated by tall weeds and unmaintained city property that they say creates safety hazards and eyesores.
Springville just hired a new public safety director to oversee the police and emergency teams. This move is a big deal because it sets the tone for how our city handles crime and emergency response for the next several years.
Springville just hired a new police chief from Orem to take the reins of our local department. This leadership shakeup could mean big changes for how our streets are patrolled and what the department focuses on moving forward.