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| 147 N 870 W Hurricane, UT 84737 |
Office: (435) 635-2811 FAX: (435) 635-4284 |
Mon - Thur 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Friday 8 A.M. to 3 P.M. |
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| NOTE: The Utility Office is closed for lunch daily from 1 P.M. to 1:30 P.M. |
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NOTE: The Xpress Bill Pay link provided on this web site is the only method approved by Hurricane City for online payments. YOU WILL NOT BE CHARGED A PROCESSING FEE FOR USING THIS SERVICE.
Using any other online payment system may result in additional credit card fees and charges. These extra fees ARE NOT passed on to Hurricane City. If you have questions about which service you are using please contact the Utility Office at 435-635-2811.
Zion Regional Collaborative Corridor Pathway
12/3/2019
Are you interested in multi-use trails in Washington County, specifically between Hurricane and Springdale? We need your voice! The Zion Regional Collaborative is working on an initial planning study to come up with feasible trail routes from the Hurricane/La Verkin area to Springdale - a distance of 22 miles.
At this point the Collaborative has draft trail routes to get your input on. Please click on THIS SURVEY LINK to learn more and provide your input on the routes. Thank you for your time
SR-9 Road Closure
11/4/2019Dominion Energy is moving a gas line along SR-9 between 3700 West and 2600 West. Between now and December 10th they will need to blast in order to put in the new gas line. When they blast, they will have to close SR-9 in both directions. They are anticipating it taking 10 to 15 minutes to blast and make sure the road is clear. Then they will open the road back up. They will need to do this about 10 times during this time frame (they do not know the exact days) and it will be between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.Sorry for any inconvenience but it is unavoidable with the lava rock.
Hurricane Transportation Master Plan
11/4/2019
The Hurricane Transportation Master Plan was presented at the November 7, 2019 Council Meeting for a public hearing.
We are making the full report available for public viewing along with an overview map.
Please direct your comments or questions to Toni Foran (435-635-2811 x118) or Authur LeBaron (435-635-2811 x113).
2019 Municipal Election Information
For 2019 General Election results, please visit the Washington County Clerk's webiste by clicking here.
To view the Certification of the 2019 General Election, please click here.
Overdue Utility Bill Scam Alert!
The City of Hurricane has been alerted to a phone scam regarding utility payments. The scammer will call and say your utility bill is overdue and you must make a payment immediately, over the phone, or risk utility shut off. DO NOT GIVE OUT YOUR PERSONAL FINANCIAL INFORMATION OVER THE PHONE.
The City of Hurricane City will NEVER contact you by phone regarding overdue utility payments. If you receive one of these calls, report it to the Hurricane Police Department at (435) 627-4999.
Curbside Recycling Information
Click here to search for your pickup schedule by entering your address.
Click here to search find your pickup schedule by an interactive map.
Click here for a list of items that can/should not be placed in your BluCan
Please NO Styrofoam, Glass or Hazardous Waste
Purchase your flood insurance before the floods
As some of our residents have already experienced, it does not always flood in designated floodplain areas. However, because Hurricane City is a participating community, ANY property owner or renter can purchase FLOOD INSURANCE to protect home and contents from flooding, whether they are located in a floodplain or not. Call your agent today!!
Hurricane Public Information Radio on 104.5 FM
Did you know that Hurricane City Police Department has its own radio station? Station 104.5 FM, was established specifically to broadcast vital information in the event of an emergency or disaster in our area.
It also provides information relating to safety tips, Mayor Message, City Public Works Departments, plus messages from Homeland Security, FEMA, the Centers for Disease Control and other sources. You’ll also get information on Hurricane community events throughout the year.