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The Spring Community Clean-up continues today! Residents can dump yard waste, e-waste and light household waste in the dumpsters at Cory Wride Park until April 24.
The spring dumpster hours are as follows:
April 17-23: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
April 24: 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Please note that hours are subject to change if dumpsters reach capacity. Happy cleaning!
If you missed the Great Utah ShakeOut, Eagle Mountain City Emergency Manager Dave Ulibarri reviews the basics of earthquake safety. Drop, cover, and hold on! For more information about earthquake and other emergency preparedness, visit the Emergency Management page on the City website. #AscendTogether #CommunityDevelopment
Eagle Mountain is making moves to protect what matters most: Our open spaces.
On Tuesday, April 15, the City Council reviewed a new Open Space Management Plan—a forward-thinking strategy to preserve, maintain and enhance our natural areas.
This proposed plan is all about protecting the beauty and ecological value of the landscapes that make Eagle Mountain so unique.
Why does this matter? Because we know how much our residents value open space for hiking, biking and exploring. These areas support local wildlife, offer outdoor recreation and connect us to the natural world.
The plan outlines steps to:
– Manage sensitive areas like Tickville Gulch responsibly
– Remove invasive weeds and restore native plants
– Create safe, City-sanctioned trails
– Protect wildlife migration routes
This is just the beginning of a long-term commitment to making sure open space remains a defining part of life in Eagle Mountain.
We know how much you value Eagle Mountain`s open space. We do it For You.
Learn more by clicking on the "News" tab at the link in bio.
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 way to improve your mental wellbeing is to spend time with others!
Spending quality time with other people is good for your brain and your heart. Whether it`s a quick chat with a coworker, a walk with a friend, or calling a loved one, meaningful social connection helps reduce stress and boost your mood.
Don`t underestimate the power of a good conversation. What`s your favorite way to spend time with friends and family?
The Spring Community Clean-up is now underway! Residents can dump yard waste, e-waste and light household waste in the dumpsters at Cory Wride Park until April 24.
The spring dumpster hours are as follows:
April 17-23: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
April 24: 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
A shred truck will be onsite Sat., April 19 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Please note that hours are subject to change if dumpsters reach capacity. Happy cleaning!
Eagle Mountain prioritizes open space and the safety of our native species. On this month`s Living with Wildlife, Todd Black takes us on a grand tour of the mule deer migration corridor and teaches us about how we can help prevent deer-vehicle collisions.
Eagle Mountain is a safe place to call home — and that’s no accident. Our law enforcement officers work diligently to protect our neighborhoods, and our residents help by staying informed and looking out for one another.
This is a city where kids ride bikes, families take evening walks, and neighbors gather at parks and events with the confidence that they are protected. Safety is part of Eagle Mountain, and we’re committed to keeping it that way.
Eagle Mountain City is gearing up for an exciting lineup of 2025 events, and we’re still looking for informational vendors to join us! If your organization provides valuable resources, services, or education to the community, this is a great opportunity to connect with residents in a fun and engaging setting.
Help us make these events even better by sharing what you do. Sign up today by clicking on the link in bio!
Curious about roadwork in town? Wondering what new businesses are coming to Eagle Mountain? Want to know what’s in the City’s budget?
Our What`s Happening page has all the details!
Live construction updates – Know before you go! Stay ahead of road projects.
New businesses – Get a sneak peek at what’s opening soon.
City budget – Dive into the digital budget book and see where your tax dollars go.
With so much happening, you won’t want to miss out on What’s Happening! Check it out at link in bio.
The Spring Community Clean-up is nearly here! Residents will be able to dump yard waste, e-waste and light household waste in the dumpsters at Cory Wride Park from April 16-24.
The spring dumpster hours are as follows:
April 16: 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM
April 17-23: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
April 24: 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
A shred truck will be onsite Sat., April 19 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Please note that hours are subject to change if dumpsters reach capacity. Happy cleaning!
There`s still time to sign-up to give blood today at The Red Cross Blood Drive today 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?
Eagle Mountain City Forester Alex Boydston is helping the community branch out, as nearly 100 new trees are planted by the end of the season, with more already scheduled for fall. Learn more about Eagle Mountain being recognized as "Tree City USA" by the Arbor Day Foundation since 2018 on the Wildlife Conservation page of the website. #AscendTogether #GetOutside #CommunityDevelopment #ExploreUtah
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Miles of Trails
Explore more than 135 miles of scenic trails ideal for hiking, biking, and outdoor adventures.
Businesses
Eagle Mountain is home to more than 900 businesses, offering diverse goods and services to the community.
City Events
Enjoy over 20 exciting city-hosted events throughout the year that bring the community together.
Community Parks
Discover over 50 well-maintained community parks, perfect for recreation, relaxation, and family fun.
Testimonials
Still has open spaces with outdoor recreation opportunities and still a safe place for wildlife. I hope that never changes. I love that my kids can leave the house and have outdoor adventures in the hills.
We love Eagle Mountain. It has the small, close-knit feel but is close to everything.
Eagle Mountain has been a great place to live. I love the open space for hiking, biking, and exploring nature with my kids in our own backyard. The area is kid-friendly with plenty of parks.