Eagle Mountain City

Mayor Tom Westmoreland is encouraging a healthier Eagle Mountain in every aspect of life. Physical fitness, emotional well-being, and environmental conservation are all critical to a healthy life. One simple way to level up your exercise? Listen to music!
Studies show that working out with music can improve performance by up to 15%. The right playlist can keep you motivated, distract from fatigue, and improve your mood.

Find ways to help you push through that last mile or extra rep. What’s your go-to workout song? Drop it in the comments!

The Red Cross will host a Blood Drive on Monday, April 14, from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. in the City Council Chambers (1650 E. Stagecoach Run).

❤️ One donation can help save up to THREE lives!
👕 All donors will receive a "Thumbs Up for Saving Lives" T-shirt as a thank-you!

🔗 Schedule your appointment now: https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=Eagle%20Mountain%20City

Let’s show up for our community! Every drop counts—can we count on you?

Residents look forward to Pony Express Days all year, so don’t miss out! Pre-sale tickets for the carnival are available now for $35 online. Prices go up to $45 onsite, so grab yours early!

📅 Carnival Dates:
🎟️ May 29: Buddy Pass Night (Buy one for $45, get one half off – onsite only!)
🎟️ May 30 – June 1: Full Carnival Days

Get your pre-sale tickets now by clicking on the link in bio!

Tag your friends and get ready for the fun!

We understand you want to know what`s going on in Eagle Mountain. The City strives to keep you in the know, and that`s why our News page is dedicated to providing articles about the City and the community. It`s designed to inform you in every way.

Start reading today by clicking on the link in bio.

Join us for this month’s Wildlife and Nature Education Class as we explore the fascinating world of Sage Grouse.

📅 Wednesday, April 16
⏰ 7 p.m.
📍 Eagle Mountain City Hall

Todd Black will lead an engaging discussion on these unique birds, their habitat, and conservation efforts. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn more about the wildlife in our region!

Join us at Cory Wride Memorial Park for Eagle Mountain City’s annual Easter Egg Hunt—our first big event of the year! The hunt begins at 10 a.m. sharp, so plan to arrive at least 20 minutes early to get ready.

This event features thousands of eggs and separate hunts for different age groups and abilities. Our adaptive egg hunt takes place on a paved surface for easy access, with prizes designed for a variety of needs.

New this year:
The Easter Bunny will be there for photos.
A Teen Easter Egg Hunt will take place from 8–9:30 p.m
Food trucks will be on-site, so stick around and grab a bite.

Bring your baskets, invite your friends and neighbors, and enjoy a great day with the community. We can’t wait to see you there!

Eagle Mountain City is introducing a natural, eco-friendly approach to managing our open spaces!

Starting near the Sage Park neighborhood, these hardworking goats will help control invasive plant growth, reduce fire risks, and support healthier ecosystems, all while offering a sustainable alternative to mowing or chemical treatments.
Led by our wildlife biologist, Todd Black, this program partners with local goat owners and ensures the animals have water and shade as they rotate across different open spaces from now through fall.

Learn more at the Eagle Mountain City website by clicking on the link in bio.

Eagle Mountain City is making it easier for public employees and other eligible applicants to achieve homeownership through its Mortgage Assistance Program.

This program provides up to $25,000 in assistance for first-time homebuyers who serve our community, including teachers, firefighters, and law enforcement officers. Public employees can also benefit from loan forgiveness incentives for long-term homeownership and employment. Funding is from state-authorized Redevelopment Agency dollars for affordable housing.

To give more people the opportunity to apply, the City is moving to a monthly application cycle starting in April. The first application period runs April 1-15, with additional chances to apply each month throughout 2025.

Apply today at link in bio.

Stay connected and help improve your community with the Eagle Mountain City App! Easily report issues with parks, streets, and traffic lights to ensure Eagle Mountain remains a great place to live. Download the app today!

The March 2025 edition of The Eagle’s View Newsletter is here. In this issue, we learn about upcoming infrastructure projects, Camp Floyd, and business attraction in EM. Read this month’s issue now by clicking on the link in bio.