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, communication, and local problem-solving. The goal is to create a clear and consistent way for residents to share ideas, express concerns, and work directly with city leaders to shape the future of their neighborhoods.

At its heart, the Neighborhood Partnership Campaign is about empowering residents to take an active role in their community. Each neighborhood will have the opportunity to organize a small board of residents and local stakeholders who can represent the interests of their area. These boards will serve as a bridge between the community and the City Council, helping ensure that local perspectives are heard and considered in city decisions.

The new campaign emphasizes the importance of building on the strengths and character of each neighborhood. It encourages residents to identify what makes their area unique and to work together to address challenges, improve safety, and enhance the quality of life. Tremonton hopes the effort will foster a stronger sense of unity by bringing together not just residents, but also local businesses, landlords, and nonprofit organizations to collaborate on projects and services that meet local needs.

In addition to strengthening communication, the campaign aims to spark community engagement. Neighborhood groups will be encouraged to organize service projects, beautification efforts, and social gatherings that bring people together. Whether it’s a block cleanup, a tree-planting day, or a summer picnic, the goal is to create more opportunities for neighbors to connect and to make Tremonton a place where everyone feels a shared sense of belonging.

As Tremonton experiences growth at a pace unprecedented in its history, many residents have expressed concern about how rapid development could alter the city’s rural character. The Neighborhood Partnership Campaign is designed to help address those concerns by keeping residents actively engaged and informed as the city updates its General Plan and considers future development. Neighborhood boards will hold regular meetings to discuss upcoming projects, zoning proposals, and long-term planning efforts. By creating these ongoing conversations, Tremonton hopes to ensure that growth happens thoughtfully, transparently, and in a way that honors the values that make this community unique.

While the Neighborhood Partnership boards will play an important role in communication and community-building, they are not political or decision-making bodies. Instead, they will function as advisory and collaborative groups—helping residents engage with city processes in a meaningful way.

As the program begins rolling out in early 2026, Tremonton residents will be invited to participate in neighborhood meetings, volunteer opportunities, and social events. City leaders hope this initiative will inspire a new level of civic engagement and help residents feel more connected not only to local government, but to one another.

More details about how to get involved will be shared soon on the Tremonton City website and Facebook page. For now, residents are encouraged to start thinking about the strengths of their neighborhoods—and how, by working together, Tremonton can continue to grow stronger, one neighborhood at a time.