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Eagle Mountain City
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1650 E Stagecoach run Eagle mountain, ut
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City Council Meeting
The public is invited to participate in all City Council meetings and may monitor or listen to open portions of electronic meetings.
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Utility Billing
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.
Public Meetings
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.
Forms, Permits, & Docs
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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Testimonials
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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Today marks 12 years since Sgt. Cory B. Wride was killed in the line of duty while assisting a vehicle on the side of the road.
Eagle Mountain will always remember and honor Sgt. Wride for his sacrifice and his dedication to serving our community.
The January edition of the Eagle’s View Newsletter is here.
Keep up with all the latest Eagle Mountain news on economic development, events, City Council and more.
Check out what’s new in your community by tapping on the link in bio.
Tomorrow is the last day for the Christmas Tree drop-off at the rodeo grounds.
Real Christmas trees only. Please remove all lights, decorations, and tree stands prior to disposal.
ICYMI: 2026 is going to be jam-packed with all your favorite community events!
Which event are you most looking forward to?
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Eagle Mountain City is hiring part-time crossing guards for the remainder of the 2025–2026 school year.
Crossing guards play an important role in keeping students and pedestrians safe by assisting with traffic control at crosswalks and following established safety procedures in accordance with Safe Routes to School Utah guidelines. Both permanent positions and substitute opportunities are available.
Apply today by tapping the link in bio!
We`re grateful to have the Unified Fire Authority in Eagle Mountain! In addition to keeping residents safe and responding to emergencies, they continue to educate all ages about fire prevention, emergency procedures and complete safety inspections daily. Visit their page on the City website (link in bio) to discover more about how you can get involved with Station 251.
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.
Stay in the know with everything happening in Eagle Mountain!
Sign up for our weekly email, Eagle Mountain Insider, for local announcements, events, news, and more. It`s delivered straight to your inbox.
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Lieutenant BJ Eckles was recognized for his 18 years of service to the Utah County Sheriff`s Office – Eagle Mountain Division during yesterday evening`s City Council meeting. Lieutenant Eckles has accepted a position as the Investigations Division Commander for the Utah County Sheriff`s Office.
Chief Deputy Erik Knutzen presented Lieutenant Eckles with a plaque for his years of dedication to the Sheriff`s Office and to the Eagle Mountain community.
Eagle Mountain City is grateful to Lieutenant Eckles for all of his service to the City and wishes him well during the next chapter of his career.
Eagle Mountain residents can drop off their real Christmas trees at the Eagle Mountain Rodeo Grounds through Jan. 30.
Real Christmas trees only. Please remove all lights, decorations, and tree stands prior to disposal.
"If you can`t fly then run, if you can`t run then walk, if you can`t walk then crawl, but whatever you do you have to keep moving forward.” – Martin Luther King Jr.
Happy MLK Jr. Day from Eagle Mountain City
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Endless Possibilities
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.