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Topics getting the most attention in Moab City public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
9 issues in public safety
The city adopted a county-wide emergency plan to ensure they are ready for disasters and eligible for federal funding.
Residents are calling for stricter enforcement of the city's noise ordinance, citing health concerns and quality of life issues caused by loud vehicles.
A recent utility project in Moab went off the rails and caused a house fire, highlighting some serious safety gaps in how our city handles infrastructure work. It’s a wake-up call that the construction happening right outside our front doors might be riskier than we thought.
Moab is reminding residents about fireworks restrictions for the July holidays. Make sure you know the rules before you plan your celebrations to avoid any fines or issues.
The Utah Supreme Court is now involved in the Petito family's lawsuit against the Moab Police Department. This case could seriously change how police departments are held responsible for their actions.
The Gabby Petito lawsuit is heading to the Utah Supreme Court, and it's a big deal for Moab police. This case will decide if local police can be sued, potentially changing how departments are held responsible for their actions.
The Gabby Petito family's lawsuit against the Moab Police Department has been thrown out by a judge. This decision closes a significant legal chapter stemming from the high-profile case.
Moab's police chief might not have been totally upfront about his past when he got the job. This raises concerns about transparency and how the city vets its leaders.
Moab's police department is under fire after a report revealed they botched the handling of the Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie traffic stop. This incident has raised serious questions about their procedures and public trust.