Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Price City public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
14 issues with medium priority
Commercial EV Charging Rate Schedule
The city council is considering Resolution No. 2026-21 to establish a specific electric rate table for commercial electric vehicle charging stations, helping shape local EV infrastructure pricing.
City Operational Oversight
The city council will review routine safety tips and receive administrative updates from department heads to keep city operations running smoothly.
Distribution of Golf Tournament Proceeds
The city is deciding which local groups should get the money raised from the International Days golf tournament. It's a great way to support local causes, and the council wants to hear your ideas on who needs it most.
Museum Area Master Plan
The city is looking at ways to make the museum more visible and welcoming, including better signs and lighting.
Liberty Gala Proceeds Donation
The city is deciding how to distribute money raised at the Liberty Gala. The current proposal is to donate these funds to the American Legion.
Summer Youth Work Program
Councilmember Urbanik proposed starting a summer youth work program to hire up to 10 local youth for community cleanup tasks like weeding, gutter cleaning, and helping during International Days. The program would provide work experience and skill building with an estimated budget of $30,000.
Price River Walking Trail Lighting
Council members discussed adding lights to the Price River walking trail after residents reported it gets too dark during late summer evenings. The council noted that while lighting improves safety and accessibility, costs and potential light pollution for neighboring properties need careful planning.
Billboard Donation to USU Eastern
Price City transferred ownership of its Highway 6 billboard to Utah State University-Eastern. The college will take over all maintenance and use the billboard to promote both the university and the city.
Sidewalk Management and Maintenance Program
Price City adopted a new sidewalk inspection program using local volunteers from the Community Progress Committee. This program aims to fix walking hazards across town while helping the city secure better rates on its liability insurance.
Materials Yard Fencing Project
The city is moving its water department materials yard away from the residential Olsen Reservoir area and hired a contractor to install security fencing.
ICE detention center proposal
Price is considering hosting an ICE detention center, and local activists are urging residents to speak up before the deal is finalized. It’s a major decision that could fundamentally change the character and reputation of the town.
Narrow Street Parking and Neighborhood Disputes
A resident raised concerns during public comment regarding narrow street widths, parking restrictions on 100 West, and ongoing neighbor disputes involving police citations for parking. The council noted that historical narrow street designs create ongoing challenges across town.
Redline Motors Used Car Dealership
Redline Motors was approved to open a used car dealership at 295 E Main Street, featuring an office and outdoor display space for up to 20 vehicles. The business will operate on weekdays with no on-site mechanical repairs.
Legal Settlement
St. George just dropped a chunk of taxpayer cash to settle a federal lawsuit over an all-ages drag show. It’s a pricey reminder that when city policies clash with constitutional rights, the public ends up footing the bill.