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Eagle Mountain City
1650 E Stagecoach run Eagle mountain, ut
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Blood Drive
Drop by and serve your community by donating blood. The program will be held in the Council Chambers at City Hall from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
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Utility Billing is here for your utility service needs, from bill payments to services changes, garbage/recycling inquiries, and more!
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Report an Issue
Eagle Mountain City prides itself on being the most responsive City government in Utah. You can take advantage of our resident portal to tell us about issues relating to parks, streets, traffic, and so much more! We’ll send someone to check it out.
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Stay informed about what’s happening in Eagle Mountain by attending City Council and Planning Commission meetings, either in person or through live video streams. You can watch important discussions, decisions, and community updates from the comfort of your home or by joining us at City Hall.
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Easily access popular documents like permits, applications, and City plans. Find everything you need in one convenient place to stay connected and informed.
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Eagle Mountain Public Library
The Eagle Mountain Public Library offers a wide range of resources, from books and digital media to community programs for all ages. Whether you’re looking to read, learn, or participate in local activities, the library is a hub for education and connection. Visit us at 1650 Stagecoach Run, Eagle Mountain!
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Planning & Building
Planning and Building division applications for Eagle Mountain City can be submitted quickly and easily through our online portal at OpenGov.
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I absolutely love the wide-open natural spaces, the value placed on dark sky, and living as one with the creatures!
The future of Eagle Mountain is bright and exciting!
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Crews will be repairing a storm drain line on northbound Ranches Parkway near Mt. Airey and Stonebridge (just before Maverik).
Work will take place today, Dec. 16 from 2-5 p.m. and tomorrow, Dec. 17 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
The right lane on northbound Ranches Parkway will be closed from Mt. Airey Dr. to Stonebridge Ln. while work is ongoing. Please plan for minor delays and drive carefully through the area.
Stay connected and help improve your community with the Eagle Mountain City App! Easily report issues with unlicensed solicitors, traffic lights, and unemptied trash cans at our parks to ensure Eagle Mountain remains a great place to live. Download the app today!
Give the gift of life this holiday season.
Join us at the Eagle Mountain City Council Chambers (1650 E Stagecoach Run) between 9 a.m.–3 p.m. on Dec. 17 to donate blood and support our community.
Schedule your appointment online today and help save a life by tapping the link in bio.
If you have questions or need help scheduling, please contact Anita Kay at (801) 367-2331.
Hosted in partnership with the American Red Cross.
Eagle Mountain City is anticipating a vacant City Council seat.
An official notice of vacancy will be posted on Jan. 1, 2026. Community members interested in being considered will have until 5 p.m. on Jan. 14 to submit a letter of interest via email at recorder@eaglemountain.gov, or in person at 1650 Stagecoach Run.
Applicants may include as much information as they feel is helpful, such as a Resume or simply their name and statement of interest.
The Council will hold applicant interviews on Thursday, Jan. 15 at 5 p.m. in an open and public meeting, with a final decision expected that evening.
Eagle Mountain was excited to celebrate the Grand Opening of the new McDonald’s in City Center yesterday. We’re excited to have them as part of the community!
The tree has been lit and Santa has been spotted collecting letters. That can only mean one thing…Christmas has come to Eagle Mountain!
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It’s crucial to stay informed during emergencies. To ensure you receive timely alerts and updates, we encourage all residents to sign up for our emergency alerts.
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This service will keep you informed about important safety information, traffic notices, and other emergency updates directly to your email or mobile device.
By subscribing, you`ll help us keep you and your loved ones safe and informed. Thank you for being a proactive and engaged member of our community.
Eagle Mountain residents are invited to a Farewell Open House honoring Mayor Tom Westmoreland and Councilmember Donna Burnham, who are finishing their terms on the Eagle Mountain City Council.
The Open House will be held Thurs., Dec. 18 in the City Council Chambers at City Hall from 4-5:30 p.m. Light refreshments will be served.
Eagle Mountain City offices will be closed for the remainder of the day beginning at 12 p.m. If immediate assistance is needed, please use the on-call number 801-789-5959 or in the event of an emergency, 911.
What have you heard about Eagle Mountain lately? The City`s Rumor Stop service is designed to answer your City, economic development, infrastructure and community questions. We want residents to feel informed. Use Rumor Stop today by tapping the link in bio.
Eagle Mountain City Engineers are working with UDOT and UTA to construct a Park & Ride along Pony Express Pwky near Ridley`s. On this month`s "The Road Ahead," Engineer Bryce McRae walks us through the project, anticipated to begin construction in late spring/early summer 2026.
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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.








