Community Resources

The Cedar Hills Foundation Public Forum
This site is dedicated to providing an open public forum for residents and issues in Cedar Hills. The Cedar Hills Foundation is a resident-run organization that supports and promotes the City, the quality of life here, and lots of other worthy local causes. The City of Cedar Hills does NOT sponsor or manage this site, and is not responsible for its content.

Utah Division of Water Resources
An informative place to read about watering, mowing, and fertilizing your lawn specific to North-Central Utah.

Utah County Online
The official site for Utah County Government

Utah Valley Convention and Visitor Bureau
The official site for information on Utah County as a vacation and meeting site.

Utah Valley Trail Systems
Many Utah Valley communities have constructed and are continuing to expand a system of non-motorized trails and pathways. Many trails are paved, multi-use paths suitable for walkers, joggers, roller-bladers and bicyclists. Others, like the Bonneville Shoreline Trail, are unpaved and more primitive, perfectly suited to mountain bikers, hikers and horses. All of these trails are open to the public and may be enjoyed year round.

Now Playing Utah
This is Utah's guide to arts and culture, featuring a comprehensive listing of cultural events,organizations, venues, individual artists, classified listings, and more!

Utah County Health Department
The mission of the Utah County Health Department is to promote health, prevent avoidable disease and injury by monitoring the health of our community, and assure conditions in which people can be healthy.

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI Utah)
NAMI Utah’s mission is to ensure the dignity and improve the lives of individuals and families who live with mental illness through support, education, and advocacy.

Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Training
The purpose of CERT training is to provide private citizens, both male and female over the age of 12, with the basic skills necessary to respond to their community's needs in the aftermath of a disaster, when emergency services are not immediately available. By working together, trained individuals can assist in saving lives and protecting property by using the basic techniques taught in this course.

The Utah Policy Daily
The Utah Policy Daily is a free, opt-in e-mail newsletter, designed for Utah's local, state and federal elected leaders, but anyone interested in politics is welcome to read along. The service provides a quick-read information pathway to all the state's political news from local and national sources.

Child Care Resource and Referral
This site can assist you in finding daycare providers or preschools to meet the needs of your family. Child Care Resource and Referral (CCR&R) collects and shares information with families, child care providers and community partners. They offer professional training, technical assistance and parent education to residents of Utah, Wasatch and Summitt Counties.

Community Action Services and Food Bank
CAS has served the low-income population of the Mountainland area (Utah, Wasatch and Summit Counties) since 1967 and has extensive experience in the operation of moderate and low-income programs. The agency's purpose is to assist the disadvantaged in meeting critical basic needs (food, housing, etc.), while working with families on a long-term basis to help them to increase their potential for financial and social self-sufficiency. The agency's mission is to promote self-reliance in individuals, families, and communities. Their services include the Community Action Services Food Bank; food pantries across Utah, Wasatch, and Summit Counties; youth programs; HEAT utility program; family development services; HUD certified home buyer and mortgage counseling services; and outreach to the elderly and disabled. Visit UtahClicks.org for more services related to infants and children.

NACEL Open Door - Host an Exchange Student
Apply to host an exchange student from a foreing country for the summer or during the school year. Students are carefully selected and screened, and they come with their own health insurance and spending money. All that is required is a bed, board, and a friendly welcome. For more information, call the NACEL Utah representative, Wendy Leake, at 785-3832.

The above links are provided as a public service. If you would like to add another community service link to the list, please contact the Front Desk.