Town of Apple Valley, Utah

Town of Apple Valley, Utah One of Washington County's newest towns is Apple Valley, incorporated October 14, 2004. The drive on HWY 59 is a 2,000 ft climb to 4,700 ft. George year round.

Apple Valley is located in a small valley about 12 miles East of Hurricane. The scenery is spectacular with Zion National Park in the background along the Smithsonian Butte, Canaan Mountain and Little Creek Mesa framing the area. The temperature is about 10 - 15 degrees cooler than Hurricane and St.

Come Support the Apple Valley Fire Association!The Apple Valley Fire Association is hosting a Pancake Breakfast Fundrais...
09/02/2026

Come Support the Apple Valley Fire Association!

The Apple Valley Fire Association is hosting a Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser, and everyone in the community is invited!

Join us on Saturday, September 12, from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM at the Fire House/Town Hall, located at 1777 N Meadowlark Ln.

Come enjoy a delicious pancake breakfast while supporting our local volunteer firefighters and the important work they do for our community. Your support helps our volunteers continue serving and protecting Apple Valley.

Bring your family, friends, and neighbors, come enjoy breakfast, and show your support for the Apple Valley Fire Association.

All are welcome! We hope to see you there!

We are happy to share with you the Southern Utah Aging Connection Newsletter!This month’s newsletter has great informati...
09/02/2026

We are happy to share with you the Southern Utah Aging Connection Newsletter!

This month’s newsletter has great information about community events, upcoming programs, and helpful services for older adults and caregivers.

Please take a look at what’s available this month and share it with anyone who may find it helpful! 💙

Municipal Partners,We’re excited to invite you to an upcoming community event hosted by the Washington County Elections ...
08/10/2026

Municipal Partners,

We’re excited to invite you to an upcoming community event hosted by the Washington County Elections Office in honor of National Voter Registration Day.


📅 Tuesday, September 15, 2026; 11:00 am – 1:00 pm

📍 Washington County Administration Building



Our Elections Tour will give members of the public an opportunity to:

👀 See behind the scenes of the election process
🗳️ Learn how we conduct elections and safeguard the voting process
💡 Better understand what happens to a ballot from start to finish
❓ Ask questions and learn more about our role in serving Washington County voters


The event is open to the public. Our goal is to provide an informative, transparent look at the work we do while helping build confidence and trust in our elections.



Please feel free to share this invitation with your city council, youth city council, staff, community groups, and friends.



We hope you’ll join us and see firsthand how elections work behind the scenes!



Thank you for helping us spread the word, and we hope to see you there!

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Hello AV Residents,I am currently working on a permanent water conservation plan. However, until it is finished, I wante...
07/22/2026

Hello AV Residents,
I am currently working on a permanent water conservation plan. However, until it is finished, I wanted to provide residents with the current water restrictions we are under. A copy of this will be placed on town bulletin boards and will be available from the receptionist upon request. We will also send a copy out via US mail to ensure everyone has a copy. I know I just published some generic water conservation request a few weeks ago while we were in emergency status, but I wanted to clarify the current exact water restrictions for everyone. Thank you.

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Best Regards
Mike Farrar
Mayor - Town of Apple Valley
1777 N. Meadowlark Dr.
Apple Valley, UT. 84737
951-897-6706 = cell

07/21/2026

Hello AV Residents,

I wanted to address a couple of complaints I have received about a white film in the water. It seems to be primarily noticed when washing dishes. This white film is calcium and magnesium carbonates also known as hard water. Although it may cause inconvenience, hard water is completely harmless to drink. Some studies state that the increase of these minerals are good for human consumption. When I bought my property five years ago, many people told me that AV has always had hard water. I was also told the same was true in Hilldale, Colorado City and Hurricane. I was told a water softener was necessary. So, this is nothing new to our area.

With that being said, Could the hard water have increased after blasting out the well? Sure, it is possible. Could it get better with time? Sure, that is possible, and I hope it happens. Could it get worse over time? Sure, that is also possible. We have zero control over the minerals in our water. It comes from the ground, into the tank and straight to your homes. We do not treat the water here in AV and we will avoid doing so as long as possible. Treating the water is very expensive and most residents do not want treated water in their homes.

I just wanted everyone to have good information and be informed. Thank you.
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Best Regards
Mike Farrar
Mayor - Town of Apple Valley
1777 N. Meadowlark Dr.
Apple Valley, UT. 84737
951-897-6706 = cell

07/13/2026

Coffee and donuts with the mayor this Wednesday (7/15/26) at 9:30 am in the town building. No agendas. Just open casual conversation. I will answer any questions about any topics or just come and share your thoughts with me.

Great opportunity to come and ask questions and get actual facts instead of listening to rumors. I will always give you facts.

All residents are welcome. This will be an informal monthly event on the 3rd Wednesday of every month where I will sit with residents and answer questions, listen to concerns, ideas, thoughts and opinions. No town council. No cameras. Nothing official. No drama. No hate. No arguing or back and forth. Just casual, friendly conversation with me and the residents. Again all residents are welcome and this will take place on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at 9:30 am. Thank you for all that are willing to participate. I look forward to seeing everyone on Wednesday.

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Best Regards
Mike Farrar
Mayor - Town of Apple Valley
1777 N. Meadowlark Dr.
Apple Valley, UT. 84737
951-897-6706 = cell

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1777 N Meadowlark Drive
Hurricane, UT
84737

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Monday 9am - 3pm
Tuesday 9am - 3pm
Wednesday 9am - 3pm
Thursday 9am - 3pm

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+14358771190

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