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Topics getting the most attention in American Fork City public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
19 issues in general
American Fork just released the 2025 schedule for trash, recycling, and snowplowing. Make sure to double-check your dates now so you aren't left with a full bin or a driveway buried in snow.
American Fork’s beach and boat harbor just got a $3 million glow-up and is officially open for the summer. It’s the perfect spot to hit the water if you’re looking for a local weekend escape.
American Fork is blowing up, and our current roads and housing aren't really built for this many new neighbors. The city needs to get ahead of this growth now before our services hit a breaking point.
American Fork Hospital is gearing up for a big expansion that promises better local healthcare and a boost to our job market. It’s a major move to keep up with our growing city’s needs.
American Fork is planning a major overhaul of City Hall, which will change how you access local services. It’s a big project, so keep an eye on how they’re planning to spend your tax dollars on this upgrade.
American Fork just brought on a new city administrator to handle the daily grind of running the city. This is a major hire because this person essentially acts as the CEO of our local government.
American Fork residents recently got face-time with state lawmakers to voice concerns about how local policies are being handled. It’s a solid reminder that what happens at the state capitol directly impacts our daily lives here in town.
American Fork officials just pumped the brakes on a big rezoning plan after locals made it clear they weren't happy with the direction of the city's growth. It’s a major win for residents who felt like their input was being ignored in the planning process.
A surprise sinkhole at the American Fork golf course caused a headache this weekend, but it’s finally been patched up. It’s a wake-up call that our city parks and rec spots need constant upkeep to stay safe for us to use.
American Fork is considering a new law that would limit the number of pets you can keep at home. If you’ve got a house full of furry friends, you’ll want to pay attention to see if these rules force you to downsize your pet family.
A local resident is fighting to save the site of a burned-down historic mansion from being turned into new development. The city now has to decide if this land should become a public community space or be sold off for private construction.
American Fork is finally giving the boat harbor a much-needed glow-up with better parking and upgraded amenities. Whether you're a regular boater or just like catching the sunset by the water, your next trip out there is about to get a lot more comfortable.
A massive irrigation pipe just burst in American Fork, leaving local homes and businesses dealing with unexpected flooding. You should check your neighborhood status and keep an eye on city alerts to see when repairs will be finished.
American Fork is considering a new cap on the number of pets you can keep at home to help lower rising animal control costs. If you’ve got a house full of furry friends, you’ll want to pay attention to how this might change your living situation.
American Fork and Lehi are joining forces to merge their local justice courts into one system. This move aims to streamline how traffic tickets and minor legal issues are processed for residents in both cities.
A giant sinkhole just swallowed part of the American Fork golf course, leaving the city scrambling to figure out how to patch it up. It’s a frustrating reminder that keeping our public parks and rec spots in good shape is a never-ending, expensive headache.
American Fork is being sued over its anti-panhandling law, with a challenger arguing it unconstitutionally restricts free speech. If the city loses, they’ll have to scrap the current rules and could be on the hook for some hefty legal bills.
American Fork is taking a local compost facility to court to finally deal with those constant, nasty smells. The city is stepping up to make sure residents don't have to deal with industrial odors ruining their neighborhoods anymore.
American Fork is considering a new law to protect LGBTQ+ residents from being fired or evicted based on their identity. It’s a big move that would bring the city’s civil rights protections up to speed with modern standards.