Local news for Bountiful, Woods Cross, North Salt Lake, and Farmington
Local news for Bountiful, Woods Cross, North Salt Lake, and Farmington
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Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.
Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.
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South Davis Metro Fire Service Area's proposed 16.31% property tax increase would add about $30 a year to the typical Bountiful-area homeowner's fire district bill, with a final vote deadline of Tuesday, Sept. 1.
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South Davis Metro Fire Service Area's proposed 16.31% property tax increase would add about $30 a year to the typical Bountiful-area homeowner's fire district bill, with a final vote deadline of Tuesday, Sept. 1.
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South Davis Metro Fire Service Area's proposed 16.31% property tax increase would add about $30 a year to the typical Bountiful-area homeowner's fire district bill, with a final vote deadline of Tuesday, Sept. 1.
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View MoreWoods Cross City Council adopted the FY 2027 budget after a packed Aug. 4 Truth in Taxation hearing on the city's 47% property tax increase, the largest in Davis County this cycle, which will add about $182 per year to a typical homeowner's bill to fund a new City Hall and Hogan Park improvements.
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View MoreSouth Davis Metro Fire's adopted interim budget for FY2026-27 totals $22 million and includes $410,000 for a new ambulance and brush truck, $377,500 in station upgrades, and an SCBA fill station replacement, funded in part by a proposed 16% property tax increase.
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View MoreFarmington's official Aug. 18 council agenda confirms a public hearing and final vote on the city's proposed 4.99% property tax increase, which would add about $33 per year to a typical residential bill and fund Fire Department staffing.
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View MoreBountiful's City Council meets Tuesday, Aug. 11, with a full agenda including the library remodel's first site plan review, $208,326 in police vehicle purchases, a storm drain contract award, and a work session on South Davis Metro Fire District governance changes.
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View MoreSouth Davis Metro Fire's Board of Trustees meets Friday at Station 81 in Bountiful to review the Administrative Committee's governance role and hear from Interim Chief Jeff Larsen, in the board's first regular session since the Aug. 3 public hearing on a proposed 16% property tax increase.
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View MoreCity Manager Gary Hill's staff report warns the Bountiful City Council that proposed governance reforms to the South Davis Metro Fire Administrative Committee could reduce Bountiful's oversight of a fire district budget seeking a 16.3% property tax increase, and asks council members to weigh in at a Tuesday work session before a Board of Trustees subcommittee finalizes changes.
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View MoreAlphagraphics, a national printing and marketing franchise, is seeking architectural and site plan approval from the Bountiful City Council on Tuesday, Aug. 11, for a location at 1579 N Main Street, adding a new commercial tenant to a corridor the city has been actively investing in.
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View MoreThe Davis County Planning Commission will hold a work session Wednesday, Aug. 12, on a General Plan Update that will reshape land-use rules for 2,500 unincorporated acres near Farmington, with written public comments due by 5 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 11.
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View MoreDavis County commissioners are weighing a 0.2% sales tax that would add $2 to every $1,000 purchase in Bountiful, Farmington, Woods Cross and North Salt Lake, with an Aug. 31 deadline to decide whether to impose it or put it on the November ballot.
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View MoreThe South Davis Metro Fire Board of Trustees meets Friday, Aug. 7, at 8 a.m. in Bountiful for its first regular session after the Monday, Aug. 3, public hearing on a proposed 16% property tax increase, with agenda items on governance, operations and the fire chief's report.
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View MoreFarmington City is proposing a 4.99% property tax increase that would add about $33 per year to a typical residential bill and $59 to a commercial bill, with all new revenue funding Fire Department staffing; a public hearing is set for Tuesday, Aug. 18 at 7 p.m.
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View MoreBountiful City is accepting sealed bids for its 2026 Retaining Wall Project through August 18, with City Engineer Lloyd N. Cheney overseeing the process and a contract award expected by approximately August 25.
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