PUBLIC NOTICE

All businesses and residents between 2600 North and 2550 North, on both the East and West side of Washington Blvd. and Sunbrook, Browns Farms, and Blackhawk Subdivisions:

Your culinary water will be turned off from May 29^th from midnight to 6:00 a.m. on Friday, May 30, 2014.  Thank you for your patience while the City makes some necessary upgrades to the water system.

 The North Ogden City Council Approved a Contract with Lundahl Building Systems to Build the Public Works Facility

The North Ogden City Council approved and Mayor Taylor signed a contract with Lundahl Building Systems to build a $2,951,847 public works facility consisting of an Administrative Building, a shop, a covered storage building and fueling station.  Funding for this facility will come from the City's existing reserves and will not require debt.

The City Council also set the ground breaking ceremony for June 3rd at 5:30 p.m..  All are invited to attend.

 In other business, Mayor Taylor and the City Council honored Representative Justin Fawson for his service on the City Council.  Justin was elected to the City Council in 2011 and began his service in January 2012.

He was recently appointed as the House Representative for District Seven replacing Representative Ryan Wilcox.

During Justin's tenure, he was instrumental developing North Ogden's economic development plan, hiring Better Cities as the City's economic development consultant, bringing the Public Works Facility to fruition and implementing long-term capital project plans and future financing.

Correction on the Luau

The date is Friday May 30th 

6:00 p.m.

at Barker Park

2375 North Fruitland Drive

See You There

 MARK YOUR CALENDARS!

DON'T MISS OUT!

THE NORTH SHORE AQUATIC CENTER OPENS

SATURDAY, MAY 24TH

The lap pool is full and heated!

The leisure pool is filling!

The life guards are training!

Opening Day is Saturday, May 24th


Fitness Programs begin Monday, June 2nd.

YEEHAW!

North Ogden City Receives the 

Tree City USA Award 

from the Arbor Day Foundation.

North Ogden City was designated as a Tree City USA for the seventh year in a row.  The presentation was made by Utah State Forester and Director of Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands in a ceremony held at the Conservation Garden Park Education Center in West Jordan on April 16th.

The Tree City USA program recognizes cities for their excellence in urban forestry management. To qualify as a Tree City USA community, a city must create a tree board or department, adopt a tree care ordinance, implement a community forestry program with an annual budget of at least $2 per capita and observe Arbor Day.

In the past North Ogden has planted trees around the skate park, planted street trees and in 2013 planted cherry trees in honor of North Ogden's cherry heritage.  

Stay tuned for information about North Ogden's 2014 Arbor Day Celebration.

City Manager Ron Chandler, Parks and Recreation Director Tiffany Staheli and Park Supervisor Jesse Felter represented the City at the ceremony.  Following the ceremony Chandler stated "We are so proud to receive this award.  North Ogden has talented and dedicated employees who work hard to make life better in North Ogden and it's wonderful for them and the City to be recognized for their efforts."