Utah Strong Recovery ProjectThe Utah Strong Recovery Project is a FEMA-funded state program to help Utahns impacted by the stressors of the Covid19 pandemic. It provides free and confidential counseling by FEMA-trained counselors to anyone in Utah in the form of emotional support, coping and problem-solving strategies, mental health education, and community referrals. Spanish speaking counselors are available and translation for other languages is offered.

To facilitate the clearing of snow from city streets, no person shall park any vehicle on any city street where the pavement runs from curb to curb, and also within five feet (5') of any paved public street surface, where the full improvements are not completed, to ensure there is no obstruction to the city plows that would cause health, safety and welfare concerns. This regulation shall be enforced between the hours of twelve o'clock (12:00) midnight and eight o'clock (8:00) A.M. from the period of November 1 through March 15 or any time while snow is actively falling, and for twenty four (24) hours after snowfall ceases. Vehicles parked on city streets, as defined above, are subject to immediate towing at the discretion of the public works director or designee. Violations of this section shall constitute an infraction. The standard fine for a violation of this section is forty seven dollars ($47.00). Multiple violations may result in the court assessing increased fine amounts. Striped parking spaces within the public right of way, used for commercial, office, civic, or similar type uses, shall be exempt from this restriction. (Ord. 2010-2, 2-2-2010).