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Temporary Quiet Zone Change

Train crossing

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Important Update for All Cities Along the FrontRunner Line:  FrontRunner and freight trains will now be sounding their horns at all at-grade crossings from Salt Lake City to Provo. Recent inspections by the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) identified minor deficiencies at some crossings, leading to the s...

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Family Park Update

Family Park

Posted Category: Newsroom.

Lehi City was thrilled to open the highly anticipated Family Park on Saturday, September 14. However, a few details, such as the park's official hours, are still being finalized. Unfortunately, inaccurate information has been circulating online, including the incorrect claim that Family Park would be closed on Sunday...

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Know Before You Vote: Proposition #11

Posted Category: Newsroom.

As residents of Utah County, we have an important decision to make on Election Day, November 5, 2024, regarding the creation of a new school district, temporarily known as the Central School District. This new district, if approved by voters, would encompass six cities: Alpine, American Fork, Cedar Hills, Draper, H...

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Remembering and Serving

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As we approach another 9/11 anniversary, Lehi City is proud to continue our cherished tradition of community service and remembrance. This year’s event, taking place on Saturday, September 7th, is more than just a day of volunteering—it's a meaningful opportunity to come together and honor the spirit of unity and s...

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Revitalization of Downtown Lehi

Downtown Lehi

Posted Category: Newsroom.

As a cherished historic district and thriving civic and cultural hub, Downtown Lehi stands as a testament to its rich heritage and vibrant community spirit. Rooted in history yet poised for progress, it is both a cherished home for many and a bustling center of commerce. To establish a clear vision for its future, L...

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Free Parenting Workshop

Free parenting workshop

Posted Category: Newsroom.

Are you looking for ways to better connect with your children and help them make positive choices? Join our Free Parenting Workshop and discover practical ideas based on the Social Development Strategy, a step-by-step, research-backed formula that's easy to apply with kids of any age. This workshop offers valuable insi...

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Sizzling Summer Fun in Lehi

Summer Schedule

Posted Category: Newsroom.

Summer is in full swing and the community is sizzling with excitement! Get ready to mark your calendars because we've got a fantastic lineup of events planned for you. From outdoor movies to splash parties and everything in between, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Let's dive into the fun-filled activities happ...

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Beautify Lehi: Cultivating Community Pride and Service

Community project

Posted Category: Newsroom.

In the heart of Lehi, a movement is blossoming. It's not just about planting flowers or picking up trash-it's about cultivating a sense of pride and unity within our community. Welcome to Beautify Lehi, where every action, big or small, makes a difference. Throughout May, Lehi becomes a canvas for service and friend...

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Navigating City Water

Water

Posted Category: Mayor's Posts, Newsroom.

As spring emerges in Lehi City, it's time to prepare for another irrigation season. As we gear up for the warmer months ahead, it's essential to understand the details of secondary water usage, its conservation, and, most importantly, its safety. Understanding the Difference: Secondary Water vs. Culinary Water First ...

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Redefining Lehi

Current Lehi City flag

Posted Category: Mayor's Posts, Newsroom.

A couple of years ago, I received a call from Professor Greg Jackson, who serves as one of our planning commissioners here in Lehi. He and I talk frequently about several issues regarding our great city and the nation. Admittedly, I rely on him when I have a question about history, specifically U.S. history. For those ...

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