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Current Issues . . .

Municipal Election
The November 3 Cedar Hills municipal election filled the mayoral position and two City Council positions---all four-year terms. The results by precinct are listed below. Of the 5,005 registered voters in Cedar Hills, 1,724 cast ballots---a 34% voter turnout.

Candidates CH01 CH02 CH03 CH04 Provis-
ionals
Totals
Mayor
Dearinger
133
221
102
267
2
725
Richardson
365
188
275
154
16
998
Council
Crosby
135
203
91
247
2
678
Jackman
355
199
276
160
15
1,005
Martinez
346
181
276
156
15
974
Sorensen
151
217
101
267
4
740

On-Street Parking Regulations
As it gets colder and snow begins to fall, the Public Works Department reminds residents to keep parked cars off of the streets. Doing so makes it easier for snow plows to get in and out of the streets, creates safer conditions for other residents, and keeps cars from being trapped by plowed snow along the side of the road. It's the law! Click here to learn more.

Jr. Jazz Basketball Registration
Register 3rd-6th grade boys and girls for Jr. Jazz basketball. Click here for more info and registration form.

Economic Cents
Find out how to make it through tough economic times. KBYU Channel 11 will offer informative specials this October and November on Fridays from 8-10 p.m. Click here for more information.

Winterizing Pressurized Irrigation
Tthe pressurized irrigation was recently winterized. The system will be turned off until April. Please leave the pressurized irrigation shut-off valve in the “open” position for a time to allow for proper drainage of the system. Each irrigation system must be completely drained to prevent damage to the system's components, caused by frozen water inside the pipes and valves.

Road Maintenance Chip Seal Projects
Find out more about the City's recent chip seal projects on Harvey Blvd. and 4600 West. Click here.

No signs allowed!
Help keep the City looking clean and beautiful. With permission from property owners, and a $1 permit per sign from the City, approved signs may be placed on private property only. All signs of any type placed in the City’s right-of-way will be removed. For more information, click here. The complete sign ordinance may be obtained at the City office or viewed here.

Did you know?
Before finishing a basement or making any other modifications to a home or property, a City permit is required. Some permits, like those needed for installing a fence, shed, or sprinkling system, are free, but are required for location and/or size approval. For more information, please contact the Building Department.

FAQ: “Do I need a Cedar Hills business license?”
If your business lists your home in Cedar Hills as its physical location, you must obtain a Cedar Hills business license. Even if the services are not specifically conducted within the City, but your home address is used for registration with the State, you are required to have a municipal license. Click here for more information.

Curbside Recycling
New rates make it more affordable than ever! Click here for more information, including a calendar of the every-other-week pickup schedule and a list of acceptable and unacceptable items for recycling. Call or e-mail the City office to sign up today!

Employment Opportunities
Substitute crossing guards needed. Click here to learn more....

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Did you know?

Cedar Hills celebrated its incorporation as a town and 30th anniversary on November 2, 2007!

In 2007, the City issued 218 home-based occupation licenses and eight commercial business licenses.

Cedar Hills has over 28 miles of paved streets, and the City covers just over 2.5 square miles.

In August 1985, the then-Town of Cedar Hills changed from a lagoon system to a sewer system.

The elevation of portions of Cedar Hills is 5,280 ft., making it a mile-high city.

Cedar Hills is built upon an alluvial fan or bench, created thousands of years ago when it was a shoreline of Lake Bonneville.

 
  City Offices: 3925 W Cedar Hills Drive, Cedar Hills UT 84062 Offices: 801-785-9668 Fax: 801-796-3543