November Newsletter Tremonton Launches New Neighborhood Partnership Campaign Tremonton City is introducing a new community initiative this winter called the Neighborhood Partnership Campaign—a program designed to strengthen the connection between residents, neighborhoods, and city leadership. Modeled after Provo City’s successful Neighborhood District Program, Tremonton’s version is being built around the same spirit of collaboration, [...]
Read Full Newsletter Here Supporting One Another Through Uncertain Times Mayor’s Message November 2025 Lyle Holmgren With the recent federal government shutdown, many in our community may be feeling added stress—especially those whose paychecks are temporarily affected by it or who rely on SNAP benefits. Times like these remind us of the importance [...]
READ FULL NEWSLETTER HERE Revitalizing Downtown Tremonton: Preserving Our Past, Building Our Future Mayors Message - October 2025 Mayor Lyle Holmgren Downtown Tremonton is more than just a collection of buildings and shops; it is the historic heart of our community. For generations, Main Street has been a gathering [...]
Read Full Newsletter Here A STRONGER and MORE HOPEFUL TREMONTON Mayors Message - September 2025 Mayor Lyle Holmgren At the funerals of Sgt. Lee Sorensen and Officer Eric Estrada, one theme stood out to me above all others—their lives were defined by service. They gave of themselves completely to the communities they [...]
Tremonton City sincerely appreciates all of the inquiries it has received from community members wanting to provide financial assistance to the Sorensen and Estrada families. While not associated with Tremonton City, City Officials have been made aware that the Utah Fraternal Order of Police Foundation is taking donations on behalf of the Sorensen and Estrada [...]
A 100-Year “Love-a-Fair” READ FULL NEWSLETTER HERE Mayor's Message - Lyle Holmgren August 2025 This year highlights a historic milestone for our community—the 100th anniversary of the Box Elder County Fair and Golden Spike Rodeo. For a century, families, farmers, rodeo fans, and fairgoers from across Northern Utah and neighboring states have [...]
Thirty years ago, Tremonton turned lemons into lemonade 🍋 when the historic Midland Hotel burned in 1994. The Hotel was a gathering spot for many, making them feel welcomed as they were in town. Tremonton City purchased the land with the intent to keep the space a gathering area, welcoming all to its downtown. Some [...]
Tremonton City Hay Days: Celebrating Our Roots and Community READ FULL NEWSLETTER HERE Mayors Message - Lyle Holmgren July 2025 As this summer unfolds, we’re preparing for one of Tremonton’s most treasured traditions—Hay Days at Jeanie Stevens Park, scheduled for Friday, July 25, through Saturday, July 26, 2025. This event honors our agricultural [...]
A CASE FOR OPTIMISM READ FULL NEWSLETTER HERE Mayor’s Message - Lyle Holmgren June 2025 Since its earliest days, the Bear River Valley has attracted many people for its fertile soil, favorable climate, and business opportunities. It was a wonderful place to live and raise a family in 1903 and remains an excellent [...]
Construction Update May 23, 2025  UDOT to Close SR-102 Bridge over I-84 Closure Begins Saturday, May 31, 2025  SR-102 Bridge over I-84 – Tremonton/Bothwell Interchange (Exit 40)  Starting at 6 a.m. on Saturday, May 31, UDOT will fully close the SR-102 Bridge over I-84 to begin a complete bridge deck replacement. This [...]
