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08/31/2026

💧 **WATER SERVICE HAS BEEN RESTORED!** 🎉

Good news, Tremonton! The water main has been repaired, and **water service is back on** for the affected area.

A big thank-you to our Public Works crews for working quickly to get everything repaired and restored! 👏

We also appreciate everyone’s **patience and understanding** while crews worked to fix the issue.

💙 Thank you, Tremonton!

🚨 **WATER SERVICE UPDATE – AUGUST 31**Tremonton residents, please be aware that **water service is currently shut off fr...
08/31/2026

🚨 **WATER SERVICE UPDATE – AUGUST 31**

Tremonton residents, please be aware that **water service is currently shut off from 1600 E. to 300 E.** after a vehicle struck a water main.

💧 At this time, we **do not have an estimated time for water service to be restored.** Our Public Works crews are working hard to repair the water main and restore service as quickly as possible.

We understand that a water outage can be an inconvenience, and we appreciate your **patience and understanding** while our crews work to resolve the issue.

We will provide additional updates as more information becomes available.

Thank you, Tremonton! 💙

08/28/2026

We know there are a lot of questions about secondary water and why it’s important for our community. So, let’s clear up a few common questions!
City Works Director, Carl Mackley, and Assistant City Works Director, Andrew Beech, are here to talk about it.

💧 SECONDARY WATER: YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED

❓ Why is secondary water important?
Secondary water allows us to use untreated water for things like watering lawns, gardens, and landscaping instead of using treated culinary water. This helps save our drinking water for the things we actually need it for—like drinking, cooking, and bathing.

❓ Why does Tremonton want more residents using secondary water?
As our community grows, so does our demand for water. Using secondary water for irrigation can reduce the amount of treated water we use and help take pressure off our culinary water system.

❓ “But isn’t secondary water more expensive?”
This is something we hear from residents, and it’s an important question! While there is a cost associated with secondary water, the cost of providing and treating culinary water is also significant.Using treated drinking water to irrigate lawns and landscaping isn't the most efficient use of that resource.

Secondary water gives us another option for meeting our outdoor watering needs while helping us preserve our treated water supply for essential uses.

❓ Does using secondary water benefit me as a homeowner?
It can! Secondary water is designed specifically for outdoor irrigation, meaning you aren't using treated drinking water to keep your lawn and landscaping green. It also helps our community make better use of our available water resources.

❓ Why does this matter for Tremonton’s future?
Tremonton is growing, and planning for our future water needs is important. The more we can use the right type of water for the right purpose, the better positioned we are to provide a reliable water supply for our community.

💧Secondary water isn't just about what we use today—it’s about planning responsibly for the future of Tremonton.
Please reach out to us if you have more questions about it or would like to know if you can use secondary water at your residence.

Tremonton City Council will be meeting on Tuesday, September 1st.  The workshop session will begin at 6:00 pm.  The City...
08/28/2026

Tremonton City Council will be meeting on Tuesday, September 1st. The workshop session will begin at 6:00 pm. The City Council meeting will follow at 7:00 pm.

Did you know that you can receive emails for City Council agendas and minutes? Go to the State's Public Notice website at: https://www.utah.gov/pmn and sign up to receive updates.

Watch on YouTube at: https://www.youtube.com/

08/26/2026

💙 Come Connect at the Bear River Senior Center!

If you are 60 years or older and looking for a place to stay active, meet new people, and enjoy time with friends? The Bear River Senior Center has something for you!

Membership is FREE, and there are plenty of ways to get involved, including:

🍽️ Meals and time to connect
🏃‍♀️ Fitness room
🎉 Events and activities
🤝 Opportunities to make new friends
…and so much more!

Whether you're looking for a new activity, a place to enjoy a meal, or simply a friendly place to spend some time, come see what the Senior Center has to offer!

There’s always something happening, and there’s always room for you. 💙

Come connect, stay active, and be part of our community!

Bear River Valley Senior Center

08/26/2026

📢 **NPI Central District Meeting Update**

Tonight’s **NPI Central District meeting is cancelled** due to the Box Elder County Fair.

We apologize for any inconvenience and hope you’ll join us at a future meeting! 💙

Want to learn more about the Neighborhood Partnership Initiative or get involved in your neighborhood? Reach out to [email protected] for more information.

🏡 **Your neighborhood. Your voice. Your community.**

Want to stay in the loop about what’s happening in your neighborhood?Join the Neighborhood Partnership Initiative (NPI) ...
08/25/2026

Want to stay in the loop about what’s happening in your neighborhood?
Join the Neighborhood Partnership Initiative (NPI) at their next meeting:
📍 City Council Chambers
📅 August 26th
⏰ 7:00 PM
This meeting will focus on the CENTRAL Neighborhood District, but all community members are welcome to attend.
NPI is a grassroots program designed to strengthen communication between residents and the city. Come share your voice and help shape the future of our community!

08/24/2026

🌱 **COMPOST IS AVAILABLE AGAIN!** 🌱

Remember Carl from City Works? He’s back with an important update! 👋 Our compost is officially available again at the Public Works Facility.

💲 **$7.50 per scoop** — approximately ¾ of a cubic yard
📍 **Pick-Up:** 300 E. 1200 S.
🗓️ **Thursdays & Fridays**
⏰ 8:30–11:30 AM & 1:00–4:00 PM

💳 Please pay at the **Tremonton City Office, 102 S. Tremont Street** before picking up.

**And here’s the best part:** Compost is **FREE if you load it yourself!** 🙌

Come get some for your garden, landscaping, or other outdoor projects! 🌱

08/22/2026

Update on The Harley Fire: is now estimated at 199 acres.

Firefighters will continue working the perimeter, mopping up interior heat, and monitoring conditions throughout the day.

The road closure on Harley Drive remains in place. Harley Drive remains evacuated, while Radio Hill is in Ready Status.

Power remains out along Harley Drive while the power company works to repair damage to power structures. Crews worked through the night and will continue repairs.

No primary structures were lost. However, there was some damage to secondary structures and equipment within the fire area.

🟡 READY — LEVEL 1
The Radio Hill area is currently under a Ready (Level 1) evacuation status.

🔴 EVACUATE NOW — LEVEL 3
The Harley Drive area remains under an Evacuate Now (Level 3) notice. Residents should not return home.

🏠 NEED ESSENTIAL ITEMS FROM YOUR HOME?
If you have been evacuated from the Harley Drive area and need to retrieve essential items, we may be able to help coordinate access.

Please contact Lanette Sorensen at (435) 279-4041 or Lynnette Crockett at (435) 740-7590, and we will coordinate with Fire Command.

❤️ ASSISTANCE FOR EVACUEES
Evacuees who need assistance may also go to the Garland Armory for help at 72 North Main Street, Garland, Utah.

🚫 PLEASE STAY OUT OF THE RADIO HILL AREA
The general public needs to stay out of the Radio Hill area and away from active fire operations.

Please do not stop along the freeway or roadways to watch the fire, take photos, or see what is happening. Stopped vehicles and unnecessary traffic can interfere with emergency operations and create additional safety hazards.

Our firefighters need room to work safely and efficiently. Please help us keep them safe, yourself safe, and get this fire contained as quickly as possible by staying out of the area.

🚁 NO DRONES — IF YOU FLY, WE CAN’T FLY
Keep all drones out of the fire area. Unauthorized drones can force firefighting aircraft to land and suspend aerial operations.

If you fly, we can’t fly.

📲 SIGN UP FOR EVERBRIDGE ALERTS
If you have not already signed up for Everbridge, please do so. Everbridge is the official notification system used for evacuation status changes and other emergency alerts.

Sign up here:
https://member.everbridge.net/107856829349909/login

We will continue working with Incident Command and will share verified information with the public as quickly as possible as conditions change.

🚨 FIRE & EVACUATION ALERT — RADIO HILLUpdate: Harley Dr. & I-15 NB exit 382 is shut down due to smoke. Please stay indoo...
08/21/2026

🚨 FIRE & EVACUATION ALERT — RADIO HILL

Update: Harley Dr. & I-15 NB exit 382 is shut down due to smoke. Please stay indoors and away from the area to give crews room to work as needed.

Tremonton/Box Elder County residents, please be aware of an active fire near Radio Hill.

A house fire has spread to the surrounding area, and Radio Hill is currently experiencing fire activity. Due to changing fire conditions, officials are placing the Radio Hill area on a Stage 1 / “Ready” evacuation status.

➡️ This is NOT an evacuation order at this time.
It means residents in the area should be prepared to evacuate if conditions change.

Current reports indicate the fire is being pushed north and east toward the freeway rather than up onto the mountain, but fire conditions can change quickly.

If you are in or near the Radio Hill area:
• 🏠 Be prepared to leave if an evacuation order is issued.
• 🚗 Have your vehicle ready and know where you would go.
• 🐕 Make arrangements for pets and livestock.
• 💊 Gather medications, important documents, and other essentials.
• 📱 Monitor official emergency notifications for updates.
• 🚒 Please stay clear of the fire area and allow emergency crews to work.

Please do not rely solely on social media for emergency notifications. Sign up for official emergency alerts and follow directions from emergency personnel.

We will share additional information as it becomes available. Please remain calm, stay alert, and be prepared.

This post is based on the information currently available and may change as fire conditions develop.

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Tremonton, UT
84337

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