Read Full Newsletter WHAT MAKES A COMMUNITY, A COMMUNITY? In a recent survey, we asked several questions about our town. What folks liked. What they didn’t like as much, and what we need to do to make our community better. One question was asked, “What do you like best about our city?” There [...]
January 2023 Newsletter
State of the City Read Full Newsletter Tremonton City 2023 State of the City Lyle Holmgren, Mayor Connect with Us Happy New Year! For many of us, the new year represents an opportunity to make resolutions, and set new goals. It is also a time to reflect on the year we just experienced. [...]
Water Conservation in Tremonton (hint – we are doing a great job!) It is well established that the current drought we are experiencing is worsening. Fortunately, Tremonton’s drought is not as severe as some other parts of Utah, but it is deep enough to concern our residents, farmers, businesses, as well as state [...]
Mayor's Giant Pumpkin Challenge Attention all young gardeners interested in growing the biggest, most ginormous pumpkin ever! Seeds will be given out on Saturday, May 7th from 10:00 a.m. to noon at the Farmers Market at Midland Square in Tremonton. We will be in the City's booth. Please check below for rules. There [...]
Want to become a Fire Fighter? Youth 15 - 20 years old are invited to become a fire explorer to see if becoming a fire fighter is the career for them. Fire Exploring provides experiences to help young people mature and prepare them to become responsible and caring adults. In the process, they will [...]
Mayors Message THANKS TO THOSE WHO KEEP OUR CITY WORKING Local government employees are kind of like the tip of the shovel, literally and figuratively speaking. These employees do the work which directly affects our daily lives. They help improve our quality of life and impact much of what makes our community what it [...]
The Story of the Monument
Mayor's Message Here is a short quiz. In 2015, which state in the country used the most domestic water per capita. Was it- California Nevada Idaho Utah If you answered Utah, you would be close, but according to the Utah Geological Survey, the correct answer would be Idaho, with Utah being a close second. [...]
