"Give thanks for a little and you will find a lot." Anonymous
Lehi City Offices will be closed November 21-23 for the Thanksgiving holiday. We hope you all enjoy your Thanksgiving!
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Mayor Johnson and the City Council have received a number of comments regarding health concerns from fugitive dust. As such, we have met with experts from the Utah Department of Health and have applied much effort researching potential health risks. The Mayor and City Council have published a letter on our website addr...
In January 2018, the Division of Water Quality conducted an audit of Lehi City’s Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4). The audit found that Lehi City has not fully implemented the MS4 program in accordance with the Utah Pollutant Discharge Elimination system (UPDES) permit. As a result, Lehi City agreed to fun...
Fifteen years ago, the Jazz Bear approached Becky White and her Lehi High School Sports Marketing class to come up with a fun and exciting fundraiser for the Fireman and Friends for Kids and Bear Hugs Charity. This class was recognized as one of the most innovative sports marketing programs in the state. It provides...
A few years ago, I was invited to attend a meeting in a large Utah city that had been strapped with significant complaints about their community development. Shortly after the meeting began, another attendee asked what their city could do to improve. Two of the most prominent business operators in the room pointed towa...
Lehi Police Department has been especially present in our community over the last month. They participated in the 2nd annual Dawgs and Dogs event and led donations in the Battle of the Badges blood drive with the Fire Department. They have handed out “Otter Cops” on hot summer days, provided the honor guard for the...
On June 5 the city council and planning commission had a joint work session where the only agenda item was “Tour of Selected Sites.” These are some of my favorite work sessions because we get out in the city and see some of the amazing things that are happening in our community. It also allows us an opportunity...
Effective June 28, 2018, water users are restricted to watering outside areas on non-consecutive days, or no more than every other day. We strongly encourage residents only water every third day.
With the historically low precipitation this past winter and with the recent above normal temperatures, we believe it is ...
U.S. Department of State Issues Acceptance Facility Designation to Lehi City
Lehi, Utah | June 21, 2018 – Lehi City now accepts passport applications on behalf of the U.S. Department of State. U.S. citizens planning international travel may apply for their passports beginning Monday, June 25, 2018.
The Lehi Pas...
According to the Utah Division of Water Resources, Utah uses the most water per capita in the United States but receives the second lowest amount of annual rainfall. Utah’s population is expected to double by 2065. Unless our habits change, our water supply will not be able to sustain the demand. Help us conserve now...
