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Spring is here!🌷

As temperatures warm, residents may be tempted to swim in or tube down the creek. It may seem like a harmless activity, but it can be extremely dangerous. The currents move fast and if you get trapped in a culvert or against a gate, it can be impossible to get out. Keep your animals and children away from the creek and avoid flood water.

🌧️It's raining, it's pouring, don't snore on being prepared!

Sandbags are available at the Public Works Building A during business hours (Mon-Thurs. 6:30am-5:00pm- 2538 N 300 W, Bldg. A). If you have any questions, please call 385.201.1700.
There are two locations available to fill your bags:
*See the map for the sand pile location marked by the green star
(Bring your own shovel)
Power Department (560 West Glen Carter Drive)
Lehi Cemetery (1525 North 600 East)

If there is an immediate need to pick up sandbags on a Friday, Saturday or during a City holiday, please call our standby number 801-836-1045.

It's March for Meals!

Each March, Meals on Wheels celebrates the historic day in 1972 when a national nutrition program for seniors was added to the Older Americans Act. We are so thankful that we can support our local seniors through a great program with the MAG Aging & Family Services

Meals on Wheels is always looking for volunteers, visit magutah.org/volunteermow to apply.

#marchformeals

Thank you for the support and patience you have shown our Streets Department during the past snow storms. Our crew worked tirelessly to clear over 3700 miles in two days. Fun fact: Lehi City has 606 total miles of roads.

With snow in the near forecast, we remind you to be safe and not park cars or trailers on the road during a snowstorm (or 24 hours after). Thank you again for your support!

There is potential for a snow squall this evening. Please continue to monitor the latest forecasts at weather.gov/slc and www.udottraffic.utah.gov/roadweatherforecast.aspx.

🚧 Road Closure 🚧
Continuing tomorrow, March 7th through the 31st, 600 East at Cedar Hollow will be closed from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Barrier walls will be removed during the next few weeks. The road will reopen each evening.

See the map for detour directions. Please plan travel accordingly.

REMINDER
🚧 Road Closure 🚧
Today starting at 7:00am 2300 West between 300 North and 900 North will be closed and should reopen by 2:00pm this afternoon. See the map for detour directions.
Please plan travel accordingly.

Our Streets Department has been going strong since 2:30 a.m. This storm has been particularly challenging because of the wind, especially in Traverse Mountain.

Our crews are working hard to get into each neighborhood, but the snow plows may not reach some areas until tomorrow.

We appreciate your patience.

We have been informed that waste collection will NOT be picked up today! Routes will be delayed a day for the remainder of the week, and working on Saturday to catch up on the routes. Route times may be different than normal.

Please have your cans out to the curb before 7:00 A.M.

Thank you for your patience.

Lehi City offices will be closed until 10 am. today, due to the winter storm.

Our Streets Department and snow plow crew are doing everything they can to keep the roads clear, but advise everyone to stay home through the morning commute if possible.

Please remember parking on the streets during a snowstorm, or 24 hours after is prohibited.

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