Topics getting the most attention in Logan public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
30 issues with medium priority
A new data center backed by Kevin O'Leary wants to tap into Logan's water supply, sparking a debate about whether we should prioritize tech growth over our limited water resources. It’s a small request for now, but it raises big questions about how we manage our water as the city expands.
Think you've been discriminated against at work in Logan? Good news, the state says Grand County officials didn't discriminate against former employees. The investigation found no real proof of the claims.
Logan City Council candidate Nate Blouin is getting a boost from a local editorial. After apologizing for past social media posts, the author believes he's proven himself ready to lead and can inspire younger folks in Logan.
A local nonprofit presented information on resources for seniors navigating transitions to long-term care, aiming to reduce hospital readmissions and ensure access to care.
Logan's downtown is getting a serious upgrade! Expect a wave of new shops, exciting activities, and cool spots to chill, all designed to make the city center a must-visit destination.
Get ready, Logan! Your city limits are growing in 2026. This means some folks and businesses outside the current city will soon be part of Logan, potentially changing things for them.
Logan City is rethinking Canyon Road's design and wants your input! This could change your daily drive, so let them know what you think about potential upgrades.
Logan’s annual Spring Cleanup is back this April, giving you a free and easy way to ditch that garage clutter. It’s the perfect excuse to finally clear out the junk you’ve been hoarding all winter.
A proposal to reinstate the Logan City Youth Council was discussed, aiming to increase youth civic engagement and leadership development.
Logan's gearing up for America's big 250th birthday bash! Expect a year packed with events and programs designed to celebrate the milestone.
Logan City recently removed trees along Canyon Road, and if you're wondering why, The Utah Statesman has the scoop. This move might affect the look and feel of the area, so it's worth knowing the reasoning behind it.
Logan City is cutting down mature trees to install new water pipes, sparking resident anger over the loss of historic greenery. The project aims to upgrade aging infrastructure, but many feel the city isn't prioritizing its natural heritage.
North Logan's considering a name change to tackle identity confusion and maybe even boost tax revenue. It's a move that could totally reshape how people perceive the city and its finances.
Logan's Parks & Rec is shutting down some facilities for the season. Make sure to check which parks and amenities are closed before you make plans to avoid a wasted trip.
Logan's planning commission is considering tweaking rules about how close buildings can get to the Logan River. Some residents are concerned these changes could negatively impact the river's health and future.
Logan's new law is getting called out by an expert who says it could cause major flooding and mess up local wildlife. Basically, it's a potential environmental disaster waiting to happen.
North Logan could be changing its name! City officials are exploring the possibility, so stay tuned for more details on what this could mean for the area.
Logan's mayoral candidates recently debated how to boost citizen engagement and address the affordable housing crunch. It's your chance to see who has the vision to lead the city forward.
Logan's Denzil Stewart Nature Park is getting a makeover! Thanks to a partnership with USU and the Bridgerland Audubon Society, expect some awesome new features and improvements to the park.
Trapper Park is closing its doors this spring due to construction. So, if you were planning on enjoying the park, you'll need to find an alternative location.
Logan's Trapper Park is closing for a massive renovation, and it's going to be a while before you can use it again. Expect big improvements, but also a long stretch without your favorite green space.
Logan City is in a legal fight to keep a popular trail open to everyone. They're suing landowners, and this could mean big changes for how we access our favorite outdoor spots.
Logan's mayoral race is heating up, with candidates debating how to manage the city's growth and keep housing affordable. Get ready for some serious discussions about development and what it means for your wallet and your neighborhood.
Logan's mayoral candidates are talking about how to deal with the city's growth and housing crunch. Get ready to hear their specific plans as the election heats up!
Get ready, Logan! Alanna Nafziger is officially running for mayor. This adds a new contender to the race, so keep an eye on how this shakes up the election.
Logan's planning a major new trail, and city officials are hyping it up as their most significant project ever. This means more opportunities for residents to get outside and enjoy nature.
Get ready, Logan! Katie Lee-Koven has thrown her hat in the ring for the Municipal Council race. Expect to hear her platform soon as the election heats up.
Logan Canyon will be closed overnight on Monday and Tuesday nights. This is due to some road work by UDOT, so make sure to adjust your late-night travel plans.
Get ready to cast your vote! Joshua Molitor is officially running for Logan City Council. Make sure you know who he is and what he stands for before heading to the polls.
Logan, Cache County, and USU are joining forces to rethink how police and campus security handle local safety. Expect more coordination between these agencies, which could change how emergency responses look in your neighborhood.