The Tremonton-Perry Police Trial: A Straight-Talk Guide As your city leadership, we want to make sure you have the full story on a proposal we’re looking at for our police department. We’ve got a staffing challenge, and before we ask for more of your tax dollars, we want to try working smarter with our [...]
Volume 2, Issue 1 | February 4th, 2026 We are committed to ensuring that every resident has clear, direct access to the facts behind our city’s decisions. To help make our detailed meeting notes and financial reports easier to digest, we are using a tool called NotebookLM to create Audio Deep Dives and Video Overviews. Our team reviews [...]
Neighbors, The foundations of this town aren't just concrete and asphalt; they're the stories and the people that set the original survey lines for who we are today. This past month has been a whirlwind of "boots on the ground" work, digging into city data to keep things running lean, but the real "intel" [...]
Come help shape the future of Tremonton’s Parks and Recreation! March 4th, from 5:30-7:30pm at the Box Elder Fairgrounds. Join us for an evening of dinner provided by Old Gris Mill, discussion, and community input. Learn about the proposed Parks and Recreation Master Plan, ask questions, and vote on the ideas that matter most [...]
Volume 1, Issue 1 | January 21, 2026 We are committed to ensuring that every resident has clear, direct access to the facts behind our city’s decisions. To help make our detailed meeting notes and financial reports easier to digest, we are using a tool called NotebookLM to create Audio Deep Dives and Video Overviews. Think of these [...]
Starting next week, we will no longer be accepting green waste, including cardboard at the Public Works Compound. We will only be accepting it at the Compost Facility located at 8700 W 6800 N (Tremonton) from Monday - Thursday from 9:00 AM - 11:30 AM and from 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM, until [...]
💛 Coming Together for Tremonton 💛 2025 was a challenging year for our city. Tremonton experienced loss, heartbreak, and difficult moments that affected many of our neighbors. In response, local residents are coming together to create a Community Support & Emotional Wellness Committee—a space where we can lean on one another when tragedy hits [...]
Your Voice, Tremonton Connected Inaugural Message Bret Rhode – Mayor January 2026 Friends and Neighbors, The first 30 days of any new journey set the tone for everything that follows. First and foremost, a sincere thank you is owed to everyone who showed up to vote and placed the trust of this community [...]
Read Full Newsletter Here 2026 State of the City Mayor’s Message 2026 State of the City Lyle Holmgren, Mayor January 2026 “I had faith in the development of the town of Tremonton.” — David Holmgren, Mayor of Tremonton, 1927-31 As I reflect on my time serving as Mayor, and sixteen years on the [...]
READ FULL NEWSLETTER HERE Reflection and Optimism Mayor’s Message, December 2025 Lyle Holmgren As we approach the end of the year, I find myself reflecting on the remarkable journey we’ve taken together. Serving this community has been one of the greatest honors of my life, and it has taught me more about unity, resilience, [...]
