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A 14-year-old was arrested after a fatal shooting in Midvale, putting the spotlight back on how we handle youth violence. Expect a heated debate soon about whether our current community safety resources are actually cutting it.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 13 mentions in the last 30 days, 7 the 60 before, 2 the 90 before that.
The average residential property will see an increase of $5.54 per year.
All residents, due to reduced wildfire risk.
Residents who enjoy personal fireworks displays.
Drone video shows flames tearing through apartments in Midvale KUTV
The city is raising property taxes to cover rising costs for police, fire, and animal control services. Residents are concerned about the cumulative impact of these taxes on their ability to afford their homes.
Residents at burned-out Midvale building say they were misled by management sltrib.com
‘It makes you hopeless’: Residents demand answers from management after being displaced by Midvale apartment fire ABC4 Utah
Fire official gives update on massive Midvale apartment fire ABC4 Utah
Mechanical issue in attic eyed as possible cause of massive apartment fire that forced hundreds to evacuate FOX 13 News Utah
Officials pinpoint cause of four-alarm fire that displaced hundreds at Midvale apartment complex The Salt Lake Tribune
Hundreds displaced in Midvale apartment fire as crews continue to battle flames KUTV
Fire spreads through Midvale apartment complex forcing evacuations KUTV
A fast-growing fire at a Midvale apartment complex forces hundreds to evacuate as crews battle flames The Salt Lake Tribune
Hundreds evacuated in Midvale apartment fire KSL News
Over 200 residents displaced after apartment fire in Midvale ABC4 Utah
As residents are forced to evacuate from Midvale apartment fire, Hillcrest High School opens its doors and Red Cross responds ABC4 Utah
The city has opted into a fireworks ban for Pioneer Day due to extreme fire risk. Officials emphasized that fire does not respect city borders and urged residents to attend the professional show at the city park instead.
Utah cities to make call on whether to ban fireworks on Pioneer Day FOX 13 News Utah
PHOTOS: Unified Fire releases update on Midvale house fire ABC4 Utah
Nearby roads blocked as crews fight Midvale house fire burning in attic, backyard KUTV
Structure fire in Midvale prompts evacuations, garage fully engulfed ABC4 Utah
The city successfully enforced a fireworks ban during the July 4th weekend, resulting in high compliance and few incidents.
The city is implementing a new property tax to fund police and fire services, which will cost the average homeowner about $5.54 more per year.
Midvale man accused of threatening ICE agents, Utah government staff ABC4 Utah
The city is proposing a property tax hike to cover rising public safety costs. Residents will have opportunities to weigh in during upcoming hearings.
The city has mapped out areas where fireworks are banned to prevent fires in dry, brush-covered areas.
Fake bomb threat sent to Midvale location of The Road Home KSL News
Utah sheltere receives fake bomb threat KSL TV 5
Residents reported ongoing issues with groups of juveniles causing property damage, including kicking in doors. The city is working with police to address these safety concerns.
Attempted arrest of wanted fugitive leads to winding police chase through Midvale, Sandy, West Jordan; ends in crash Gephardt Daily
The city is implementing a new property tax to specifically fund public safety services, which will cost the average homeowner about $76 a year. Residents are concerned about the cumulative effect of these tax hikes on their household budgets.
The city is implementing a new property tax to fund public safety services, ensuring the city can maintain emergency response capabilities.
The city is closing park bathrooms at 5 p.m. due to repeated vandalism and safety concerns for staff.
The city is moving public safety costs into a separate fund to make it clearer how property taxes are being used for police services.
The city is proposing a new property tax to fund public safety services, which will appear as a new line item on tax bills. It's expected to cost the average household about $64 per year.
Business owners near the 7200 corridor are struggling with crime, loitering, and traffic safety. They are asking for more police presence and help with infrastructure like cameras and lighting.
The Council expressed concerns that the rezone could lead to an undesirable 'junkyard' aesthetic due to outdoor storage allowances.
The project will allow for duplex development, which residents worry will increase street parking and traffic.
This amendment could change the terms or requirements for the development project.
Allows for the expansion of the facility, including a new wash bay to improve vehicle maintenance.
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