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Fall is in the air, and cooler days are just around the corner. 🍂But you don't need to wait for the September newsletter!
Take a few minutes to read the latest city updates, texting service signups for your neighborhood, upcoming events, Addams Family tickets, the Davis County Emergency Preparedness Fair, and more. 🐶
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Do you know the difference between these crosswalks? 👀
If a crosswalk is ladder/zebra style, drivers must wait until pedestrians are all the way across before they can go.
If a crosswalk has solid parallel lines, drivers only need to wait until pedestrians are halfway across before they can go.
This is a state-wide law, so officers can pull you over if you run a crosswalk. Help us keep pedestrians safe by following the law!
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Do your kids ride an e-bike/scooter?? READ THIS. 🚲
E-bikes/scooters are not toys, they are vehicles. It's important to know the new state laws before using one.
Utah House Bill 381 (effective May 6, 2026) states:
-Helmets are ✨REQUIRED✨ for riders under the age of 21.
-All e-devices traveling over 20 mph without pedaling are considered e-motorcycles and can't be ridden by anyone without a driver's license.
-Children under 8 ARE NOT ALLOWED to ride any e-device on the road.
-Children 8-15 must have adult supervision while riding.
We also want to remind residents that e-motorcycles (no pedals) are not permitted on paved trails, city parks, roads, and sidewalks.
For more information about these new laws, visit the Utah Department of Safety's website: highwaysafety.utah.gov/ebikes/.
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Check out the progress on the all-abilities inclusive playground! 🤩
We love being able to see the playground come together, and we couldn’t wait to share the update with you. Who else is excited to see it finished??
We also want to remind residents to stay out of the fenced construction area. Construction is still ongoing and structures may not be stable or safe. We promise to let everyone know when the playground is done and safe for play!
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