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At a glance
Stable — consistent level of discussion. 3 mentions in the last 30 days, 12 the 60 before, 1 the 90 before that.
The project is grant-funded and will not require a local match, with reimbursement up to $9,551.00.
Park visitors and nearby residents who will benefit from increased safety and reduced criminal activity.
None.
The city wants to install new cameras at Barlow Park to stop vandalism and arson. This would be paid for by a federal grant, so it shouldn't cost taxpayers extra.
The city is planning to add security cameras to Barlow Park to stop vandalism and arson. This project is being funded by a federal grant, so it won't impact local taxes.
The city's Park Watch program helps keep our parks safe and clean. Commissioners are updating their assigned areas to make sure every park gets regular attention.
Residents are worried about trash, fishing hooks, and people dumping pets at the pond. The city is looking at better signs and enforcement to fix the problem.
FARR WEST — Two Weber County cities, Roy and Riverdale, are looking to move fire protection in the locales to the Weber Fire District, essentially shifting the operation of their respective fire departments to ...
An alert passerby helped prevent possible damage to a home on Jackson Avenue, according to Ogden City. That unidentified individual spotted a shrub that had caught fire near the structure and extinguished the blaze using a garden hose, according to a press release from the city. The release said that Ogden Fire Department crews responded […]
SALT LAKE CITY — The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is citing the case of a man suspected in the May killing of a West Point man in arguing for tougher action against suspected criminal immigrants in the ...
Utah has burned through an estimated $33 million to fight raging wildfires this year, putting the state on track to outspend last year’s record total. Inflation is partly to blame. But the rising cost also reflects the sheer size of this year’s fires, their encroachment on communities and the intense heat, drought and wind making […]
WASHINGTON TERRACE — A week has passed since the fatal Adams Fire burned 45 acres on the south side of Washington Terrace. Last week’s blaze, which was reported just before noon on Monday, July 27, scorched 45 acres and claimed the life of 87-year-old Cecil “Ted” Burrell. Damages, however, were confined to a trailer and […]
LAYTON — Firefighters said one home was likely a total loss and four others sustained some damage in a fast-moving brush fire Tuesday that led to the evacuation of roughly 30 families in two neighboring...
OGDEN — Pioneer Day traditions continued in Ogden this year. Parades and rodeos still went forward, but it was noticeably quieter in the city for one reason this year — the continuation of a ban on the discharge of fireworks. Ogden and many Northern Utah cities opted to continue the ban on the discharge of […]
DCSO seeks public’s help to find suspect in homicide Deputies responded to shots fired, found a deceased 71-year-old man. Read More »
The largest electricity provider in the state activated a relatively rare power shutoff protocol last week, temporarily cutting energy service for over 7,700 customers. Should Utahns expect more of them as one of the most wildfire-prone seasons continues in Utah? It depends. Rocky Mountain Power activated a public safety power shutoff warning for 48 hours […]
While there has been some regular moisture move through the state in the last couple of months, the fire danger in Utah remains extremely high — as evidenced by wildfires that have popped up across the state in recent days. In an attempt to lower the risks of fire in Ogden, city officials implemented Yellow […]
Aaron Perry has acknowledged Jon Atkin as the winner of the Davis County sheriff race. Perry made the acknowledgement in a post on Facebook on Thursday. “With the final votes counted, the results of the election are clear,” Perry’s post read. “While we came just a few points short at 49%, I am incredibly proud […]
OGDEN — In light of Utah Gov. Spencer Cox’s executive order temporarily restricting fireworks statewide citing unprecedented drought and fire conditions, Ogden City officials say they are poised to add additional restrictions in the coming days in addition to those announced earlier this week. On Thursday evening, a video was posted to the Ogden City […]
OGDEN — Ogden City has decided to ban the discharge of commercial fireworks within city limits. Friday evening, just over a day after Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signed an executive order allowing the State Forester to prohibit fireworks and empowering municipalities to decide where fireworks could be safely used, Ogden City sent out a press […]
OGDEN — Dry conditions have led Ogden City to implement fire and firework restrictions in the days before consumer fireworks go on sale in Utah. On Monday, the city implemented its Orange Fire Restrictions in designated hazardous areas throughout the city. According to a press release about the orange restrictions, these hazard areas include: “All […]
OGDEN — With discharge of fireworks banned in most municipalities statewide over the Fourth of July while they were still legally on sale, many are opting to save their fireworks for the next fireworks discharge period when conditions have improved. Ogden City Fire Chief Mike Slater told the Standard-Examiner that, while residents are able to […]
LAYTON — Costa Vida’s location in Layton isn’t just any location. It represents the company’s very first location. Saturday night and into Sunday morning, a fire decimated the building, causing the roof to collapse. “I saw a bunch of pictures, I saw videos and everything, but when I saw it, I just cried,” the restaurant’s […]
WEBER COUNTY — Weber County is looking to raise additional money for public safety and transportation initiatives in cities across the county. According to a press release, last week, the county approved a .20% sales and use tax dedicated to supporting city and county-wide public safety priorities and transportation infrastructure. “The sales and use tax, named […]
OGDEN — It was a quieter Fourth of July weekend than normal in Ogden, but it was not incident free either. On Saturday, first responders were called to the 4400 block of Airport Road at 10:20 p.m. for an incident that occurred while spectators who had gathered to watch the nearby Riverdale City fireworks show […]
OGDEN — Several people were injured following a vehicle-pedestrian crash on Airport Road on Saturday evening. According to a press release from the Ogden Police Department, “on July 4, 2026, officers were dispatched to 4400 Airport Rd on the report of an auto-ped involving multiple juvenile victims being pinned between two vehicles, and the suspect […]
OGDEN — A clearer picture is starting to emerge around a plane crash that occurred Tuesday afternoon. According to a press release from the Ogden City Police Department received late Tuesday evening, a report of a plane crash was received at 12:59 p.m. Tuesday. “Upon arrival, officers, along with personnel from the Ogden Fire Department, […]
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