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Mountain lions are hanging out on local hiking trails, so keep your eyes peeled and your pets close. City officials are officially putting everyone on high alert to avoid any dangerous run-ins.
At a glance
Stable — consistent level of discussion. 3 mentions in the last 30 days, 4 the 60 before, 5 the 90 before that.
The average homeowner would pay about $2.26 more per month.
Residents benefit from increased police and fire coverage and improved response times.
Property owners will see a slight increase in their annual tax bills.
The city is proposing a tax hike to hire more police and firefighters. It's a balance between keeping costs low for residents and ensuring we have enough first responders to keep the city safe.
The city is looking to hire more police and firefighters to keep up with growth. They've found ways to pay for some of it without taxes, but still need a small tax increase to cover the rest.
While the Utah Fentanyl Task Force, formed in 2024, has seized millions of pills and pursued trafficking networks, they also investigated who level fentanyl dealers.
The council discussed issues with 'turf wars' over seating along the parade route and is looking for ways to improve the experience next year.
The city is facing a shortage of police and fire personnel. The council is debating whether to raise property taxes to hire more staff and improve retention, or to find savings within the existing budget.
The city is looking to hire more police and fire staff to handle growth and improve response times, but the cost is driving a potential tax increase.
Pleasant Grove reminds residents of restricted firework areas ahead of summer holidays Yahoo
The city's police and fire departments are struggling to keep up with growth. The council is considering a property tax increase to hire more staff and reduce reliance on neighboring cities.
Ensuring that home-based businesses like preschools don't create traffic hazards or neighborhood disruptions.
The city is considering a property tax increase to hire more police and firefighters to keep up with growth.
The city is considering a property tax increase to hire more police and fire personnel to keep up with community growth.
New fire safety rules are being adopted to better protect homes and businesses, especially in areas near the foothills.
Pleasant Grove residents urged to lock cars as thieves target neighborhood KUTV
City leaders took a moment to thank our police and fire crews for their hard work and the difficult situations they face every day.
Driver in fatal Pleasant Grove hit-and-run had 'diminished faculties' KUTV
New camera system helping police find cars connected with crimes KSL NewsRadio
The city is joining a county-wide effort to fund winter homeless services, providing a safer alternative than current ad-hoc measures.
Mountain lion attacks dog in Cedar Hills area near Pleasant Grove KSL NewsRadio
Pleasant Grove city officials warn residents of mountain lion sightings Gephardt Daily
Pleasant Grove boil order remains in effect, safe water available to residents for free Gephardt Daily News
Wild cougar roaming Pleasant Grove has been located, no longer a threat KUTV
Pleasant Grove Will Provide One Officer for High School KSL.com
The project would increase local preschool availability but could impact neighborhood traffic.
Allows a new pet wellness and grooming business to operate in a new building on State Street.
Replaces a planned road connection with a cul-de-sac to manage traffic.
The studio will operate in a manufacturing zone, with conditions to limit parking impact during business hours.
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