I doubt anyone anticipated the incredible amount of water we have received this winter. Particularly following two of the driest years on record. But now, here we are considering our strategies for dealing with an excess of what we had so little of the last two years. The recent drought, however, has unexpectedly provi...
On Saturday, December 17th Lehi City Police Department had their 17th annual Kids, Cops, and Christmas. Local kids joined Lehi PD for breakfast, shopping, and gift wrapping. The PD raised over $3,000 on behalf of the event, during their November fundraiser with Texas Roadhouse where they served patrons.
"As Officers...
Lehi, Utah (December 15, 2022)- Lehi City announced that its Planning Division was awarded with a Merit Award by The Utah Chapter of American Planning Association (APAUtah) for its General Plan update. The City was amongst various Utah cities, counties, and universities who received recognition during the APAUtah 2022 ...
Lehi is one the fastest growing cities in the country. While the city has become the hub for tech companies, we have worked to maintain our roots of community and hometown feel. We have continued to work together to beautify Lehi. We are a city that pulls up our bootstraps for the betterment of our community.
In 202...
In 2009, the United States Congress authorized an official day of service and remembrance in recognition of the manner in which Americans responded in helping others affected by the events of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attack. It has been reported that about 35 million Americans participate in offering some form...
Something I love about living in Lehi is when we come together to celebrate. Another year of Round-Up is in the books, and as usual, it was a huge success. Thousands of people lined the parade routes and cheered at the rodeo. A whole week of outstanding events seemed to come together like magic! Meanwhile, behind the s...
Governor Cox recently issued an Executive Order declaring a state of emergency for all of Utah due to drought conditions for the second year in a row. Utah has been impacted by drought 8 of the last 10 years. I join Governor Cox in my concern over the drought and again ask our community to be cautious in how we use thi...
It’s that time of year when the weather starts to turn. While some people long for warmer days and were upset with Punxsutawney Phil others are hoping for a few more good storms to roll through.
For me I fall in the latter category for a couple of reasons. While I don’t ski or snowboard, I do love hi...
As City Council member each member of the Council has City assignments, we are over. One of the assignments I have is the Lehi Historical Society and Archives. The Archives moved this last year to its present location at 99 west Main, Suite 100. The reason for this article is to let you know where they are and what the...
In late March of 2020, I found myself writing my first article for the Lehi City Ledger. The subject was focused on new terminology that had been recently introduced to the world:
“Social distancing.”
At that time, Covid-19 had announced itself in a manner that only a few past centuries had ever experienced: a wo...
