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Topics getting the most attention in Clearfield City public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
9 issues with medium priority
The commission is planning the 'Hawl-o-ween' event, which is a key part of the city's seasonal recreation calendar.
Clearfield is installing new jet statues downtown to lean into its 'Military City' roots. It’s a push to give the city a unique identity and make the downtown area feel a bit more vibrant.
UTA is planning to hike transit fares, and locals are pushing back, arguing it’s a bad deal for people who rely on the bus or train to get to work. If you use public transit in Clearfield, expect to pay more for the exact same service you're getting now.
The city is looking to formalize a deal where the high school uses Fisher Park parking. It helps the school with overflow and gives the city extra gym space in the winter.
Clearfield is rebranding as 'Utah's Military City' to lean into its roots and attract new businesses. The goal is to put the city on the map for investors and create more local job opportunities.
Clearfield is dealing with a major wake-up call after a city council member was targeted by a racist slur during a public meeting. It’s triggered a heated debate about whether our local government spaces are actually safe and respectful for everyone involved.
Clearfield is dealing with some major drama after an advocacy group made racist remarks toward a city council member. It’s a stark reminder of how toxic local politics has become and how it’s affecting the people we elect to represent us.
The federal shutdown is hitting Clearfield's budget twice, which could mean cuts to the local services you rely on. It’s a frustrating reminder that D.C. gridlock directly impacts our city's bottom line.
Clearfield’s housing market is getting so expensive that local Air Force personnel can’t afford to live here anymore. This is creating a major staffing headache for the base and forcing city leaders to finally look at building more affordable options.