Topics getting the most attention in Moab City public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
9 issues with critical priority
Residents are calling for stricter enforcement of the city's noise ordinance, citing health concerns and quality of life issues caused by loud vehicles.
The city is trying to get residents and businesses to use less water this summer. They are focusing on education and hope to avoid mandatory restrictions.
Moab residents are questioning if it's okay for state money to be used to influence local elections. It's a hot topic that could shake up who gets elected in town.
Moab's getting a boost of affordable housing aimed at local workers. This could finally help businesses keep staff and let employees actually afford to live in the town they serve.
The city adopted a county-wide emergency plan to ensure they are ready for disasters and eligible for federal funding.
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.
Moab locals are fighting a fancy new housing project at Kane Creek. They're worried it'll mess with their town and are doing everything they can to block it.
The city has finalized its spending plan for the next year, which dictates how tax dollars are used for city services.
Moab's Main Street is getting a scary reputation as 'Utah's deadliest road.' Local news is sounding the alarm, pushing for immediate action to make this busy street safer for everyone.