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Mountain lions are roaming around Cottonwood Heights, so keep a close watch on your kids and pets. The city is pushing safety tips to make sure everyone stays out of harm's way while enjoying the outdoors.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 2 mentions in the last 30 days.
None identified.
All residents of Cottonwood Heights.
No groups negatively affected.
Council members emphasized the need for neighborhood-level organization to handle emergencies like the recent flash flooding. They are encouraging residents to get CERT trained and connect with neighbors.
The city is looking at new rules to protect residents from bitcoin-related scams and to better regulate door-to-door sales.
Police leadership is advocating for 4-person fire engine crews, arguing that 3-person crews are insufficient for emergencies.
The city is planning a new training facility for police that includes both real-life shooting practice and virtual reality scenarios. This will help officers train for de-escalation and stay ready without needing to rely on other cities' ranges.
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Cottonwood Heights city offers advice to residents after mountain lion sightings Gephardt Daily
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