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Logan's shelling out a whopping $54 million to spruce up city buildings and services. Get ready for some major upgrades that could change how you interact with your city!
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 9 mentions in the last 30 days, 11 the 60 before, 8 the 90 before that.
The city will use $883,206 in enterprise fund reserves to cover the software transition.
City staff and utility customers who will benefit from a more modern billing system.
Property owners who will see a tax increase.
The city is moving unspent money from last year to this year to make sure projects like road repairs, water system upgrades, and new equipment for first responders get finished. It's a routine but important step to keep city operations running smoothly without losing funding for planned work.
The city is looking to move $500,000 into the current budget to fund a specific development agreement. This is a standard accounting move to ensure funds committed to projects are available for use.
The city is planning to spend over $880,000 to replace its utility billing software. This is a major investment to modernize how the city handles customer accounts.
The North Logan City Council unanimously approved a property tax increase Aug. 5 after residents urged city leaders to find other ways to cover rising expenses, citing the financial strain of higher housing, food and other costs.
One of the “biggest decisions of the year” was made, according to Logan Municipal Council Chairman Mike Johnson, on the evening of Tuesday, Aug 11, as the Logan City Council passed a 23% property tax increase.
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The city is updating its budget to account for new grant money and donations. This ensures that important projects like road safety, police protection, and employee health programs have the funding they need to move forward.
Editors note: All projected numbers in the Cache County School District 2026-27 Interim Budget are based on data that has not been certified.Cache County School District is asking taxpayers to approve a...
The Cache County Council postponed appointments to the newly created Cache County Regional Recreation Center Feasibility Study Committee on Tuesday after council members raised questions about whether the selection process complied with county code.
Over Memorial Day weekend, Logan native Carolyn Farrell went to visit the grave of her late life partner Mark Hargreaves at the Logan City Cemetery as she had done numerous times before since his passing in 2022.
A grave mistake: Family demands answers after Logan City Cemetery removes headstone hjnews.com
With communities throughout Cache County continuing to assess the possibility of additional recreation centers, the Cache County Council voted 6-1 Tuesday to form an official committee to assess the feasibility of zero, one or multiple recreation centers during its regular meeting.
Previously uncertain, a pathway including the survival of a fully-funded Cache County Library recently emerged out of Providence City.In the Providence City Council’s meeting on May 20, the Council agreed to...
The owners of the Arimo Building want to update the back of the building with a new deck and enclosed stairs. This is a historic property, so the committee needs to make sure the changes look good and fit the neighborhood's character.
As six entities in Cache County consider property tax revenue increases — the Cache County School District, Hyde Park City, Logan City, North Logan City, River Heights City and Wellsville City — Cache County’s Tax Administration Division provided The Herald Journal with information on each.
JBS’s Hyrum Beef Plant donated $5,000 to Hyrum City last Friday afternoon, which will aid the city’s ongoing restoration of Elite Hall.“We are incredibly grateful for the support and generosity of JBS,” Hyrum...
The city is planning to use $750,000 from electric fund reserves to add solar panels to the new Public Works building, which should help lower energy costs long-term.
The city is finalizing its $610,000 budget for redevelopment projects. This money funds various improvement efforts across Logan, and the public hearing is your chance to see where that money is going.
Logan officials announce modified schedule for facilities, services on Juneteenth observance Cache Valley Daily
The city is planning to spend $750,000 to prep the new Public Works building for solar panels. This will help the city generate its own power and save on energy costs long-term.
The city is looking to take over fire service funding from the county. This would mean your property tax bill stays the same, but the money goes to Logan City instead of the county to pay for a new fire station.
The city is upgrading its public works facilities to include new administration and storage buildings. This project is a major investment in city infrastructure.
The city is moving forward with the second phase of its public works facility, which will modernize administration and storage space.
The city transfers money from utility funds (like water and electric) to the general fund. It helps keep property taxes lower, but it's a complex way to fund city services.
Logan Municipal Council adopts new fee schedule for Parks & Recreation facilities Cache Valley Daily
Logan City approves 2045 General Plan; floats 3.12% tax revenue increase The Herald Journal
The city is proposing a 3% property tax hike to pay for a new police officer and rising street lighting costs. It's a small increase for most, but it's a big topic for the upcoming budget meetings.
The city received a federal grant to upgrade the wastewater treatment facility, which is essential for maintaining water quality and protecting the environment as the city grows.
The council approved several budget adjustments, including funds for equipment repair, library enhancements, electrical construction, and reimbursements for wildland fire deployments, ensuring financial resources are allocated appropriately.
The council reviewed proposed budget adjustments, including funds for equipment repairs, library enhancements, construction costs, and reimbursements for wildland firefighting efforts.
The council approved using reserve funds to purchase a new electric line truck and new golf carts, citing cost-effectiveness and improved service delivery.
The council discussed funding for a new line truck and golf carts. The line truck will be purchased using electric fund reserves, and new golf carts will be funded by golf course reserves. These purchases aim to replace aging equipment and improve services.
The city wants to make sure the Rec Center stays open for the public during Christmas break. They are working on a deal with the school district to make this happen for 2026 and 2027.
The council approved budget adjustments that include funds for police and fire department equipment and significant grant funding for railroad crossing safety improvements. These actions enhance public safety and service capabilities.
The council reviewed budget adjustments, including the use of donated funds for police and fire departments and significant grant funding for railroad crossing safety improvements.
Logan Municipal Council members approve $54 million shake-up of facilities, services Cache Valley Daily
Logan City withdraws from airport, approves $49 million for new Public Works campus The Herald Journal
Logan Municipal Council members will host 'Truth in Taxation' hearing set for 6 p.m. on Aug. 7 Cache Valley Daily
Logan City Council approves tentative property tax increase The Herald Journal
Logan City Council reviews department budgets, compensation increases in budget workshops The Herald Journal
The city is planning major upgrades to electrical and wastewater systems. These projects are being carefully managed to avoid new debt.
The city is proposing a 3% property tax increase to fund essential services, including new EMT staff and employee pay raises.
Logan City denies power plant addition The Utah Statesman
Residents expressed concerns about increased traffic, density, and the loss of neighborhood character.
The project will modernize city facilities and improve operational efficiency.
The project would add new industrial space to the Bridger Neighborhood.
Allows the property to legally maintain three units, providing housing for a veteran resident.
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