Pleasant Grove City recently won a Utah State Supreme Court ruling upholding the city’s right to assess a Transportation Utility Fee. The City charged this fee on its utility bill for a couple years until it was challenged in court. After winning the challenge, the intent of the City is to re-implement the fee. For the specific rate changes click here.
Upcoming Events
102nd Annual Strawberry Days
Utah's longest-running city celebration is back. Join us for plenty of family activities.
June 10 - 18
Schedule of Events
Independence Day Fireworks
The annual fireworks show at Discovery Park (1511 N 100 E) begins at dark. There is parking inside the park and along the surrounding streets as well as church parking lots in the area. This is a very tight venue, please be courteous and patient.
Tuesday, July 4
Beginning at Dark Announcements
City Dump Pass
We are giving each resident one dump pass valid only through April 15 – May 31. You must come to city hall to pick it up at 70 South 100 East.
Election Notice
Transportation Utility Fee
Secondary Water Metering
Pleasant Grove City applied to the Utah Board of Water Resources and has received a $10 million grant and a $4.25 million loan for the installation of new secondary water meters throughout the City. This project will help the City and our residents accurately measure their irrigation water, comply with recent Utah law requiring that each city with a secondary water system install meters, and ultimately reduce overall water usage. Fortunately, approximately 70 percent of the project will be funded by grant money received from the State of Utah and the loan will cover the remaining 30 percent of the project costs.
The security for the loan will be provided through the sale of “non-voted” revenue bonds to the Board of Water Resources. The bonds will be issued in the approximate amount of $4,250,000 and will be repaid in 15 payments at a 1.00% interest rate. Payments shall be made from the net revenues of the secondary water system. It is anticipated that the secondary water rates will increase by approximately $3.85 per month due to the issuance of these bonds.
It is the policy of the Utah Board of Water Resources to provide a 15-day period for public comment prior to the purchase of any non-voted revenue bonds. The City would also like to receive public comment on the bonds or the project and solicits comments of the secondary water users (either favorable or negative) in writing before February 21, 2023.
For additional information and to comment, please read the official letter here
Restoring the 'G'
Pleasant Grove High School and Pleasant Grove City are teaming up to restore the letter
G on our mountain. It will take many hands to help make this happen.
The community is coming together to Restore the ‘G.’ It’s time to solidify the ‘G’
for generations to come by making necessary upgrades to ensure its longevity.
Please watch the documentary on this treasured landmark here:
You can help by donating at this link:
Thank you for your participation and help for this great cause.
UTOPIA Is Coming Soon
CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS
June 6 and 20 at 6 p.m.
Work session starting at 4:30 p.m.
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