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If you're a notorious speeder (or get distracted belting tunes & accidentally speed), this post is for you. 👇
The police department is conducting a zero-tolerance speed campaign on 500 W. by Barlow Park until Aug. 12. There are signs up, so there is no excuse for driving over the limit. You will get ticketed if you speed.
Saying it louder for the people in the back... YOU 👏 WILL 👏 GET 👏 TICKETED 👏 So don't speed.
Over the past couple months, police tested four spots in the city that received speed complaints. This road was found to have the worst speeders. So, they're doing a zero-tolerance blitz to change driving habits.
Remember... don't speed; especially on this road. We'll be watching. 👀
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It’s hotter than Hades up in here. You doing ok, Clearfield? 😭
We've got some non-melting job openings right now if you (or your teens) need a way to beat the heat while making some $$.
Part-time positions open:
-Lifeguards (hooray for refreshing water!)
-Daycare workers at the Aquatics Center (air-conditioned)
-Parks maintenance (this one is outside... oops 😅)
-Recreation & arts (indoor and outdoor, best of both worlds?)
Apply here: clearfield.city/job-openings/
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Still thinking about all the amazing stars we saw at Paint the Bridge, so we obviously had to do a photo dump. 🤩
Did we post your star? Share your star in the comments so we can admire all of your art! ⭐❤️
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2026 4th of July photo dump! 📸
What was your favorite part? We hope you had fun at this year's celebrations. Share your best photo in the comments! 🎆💙❤️
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Meet this year's parade grand marshals! 🎉💙
Pat and Kathryn Murray have truly left their mark on Clearfield. Through hosting a free haunted house at their home for decades, Pat sharing his musical and poetry talents with audiences throughout the community, and Kathryn's service on the Planning Commission and City Council, the Murrays have touched countless lives in our community.
As you watched the many floats make their way through this year's parade, know that it was Pat and Kathryn who created the very first Mayor and City Council float, a root beer "float!"
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