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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. |
   104.5 FM |
| NOTE: The Utility Office is closed for lunch daily from 1 P.M. to 1:30 P.M. |
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Public Notice
2/15/2019The Hurricane City Planning Commission will hold a Public Hearing on February 27, 2019. Click here for more details.
Washington County Amateur Radio Emergency Service
1/15/2019The Washington County Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) is forming Community Response Teams (CRTs) in Washington County and needs ham radio operators in the Hurricane/LaVerkin/Toquerville area.
The CRTs will be able to provide contingency communications for their communities. Hurricane City will be providing support for the CRT in our area. The local CRT will host periodic training and local nets. Hams at any level are encouraged to participate. Please contact any of the following for more information:
- David North, W6FJN. danorth@gmail.com
- Dick Stone, KG7LYY, rstone@infowest.com
- Steve Peterson, Ki7L, scpki7l@gmail.com
Dog License Renewal
1/3/2018
All 2018 Dog Licenses expire on 12/31/18 regardless of when they were purchased during the year. 2019 Licenses are now available at the Hurricane Animal Shelter, The Desert Veterinary Clinic and Zion Veterinary Clinic. A license/rabies clinic will be held at the Shelter on Jan. 26th with Dr Bice. A second license/rabies clinic will be held at the Shelter on Feb 9th with Dr. Wittwer. Call 635-8314 if you have questions.
Appeals Board Openings
The new City Appeals Board, to hear appeals on Zoning decisions and applications for variances and Special Exceptions, is seeking qualified applicants. The qualifications are listed here Appeals Board. Qualified applicants should submit by 3 p.m. on Friday, January 4, 2019.
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.
Police Department Public Notice of Lost Property
12/14/18Public Notice is hereby given that pursuant to UCS 77-24a-5, Hurricane City Police Department is advertising a list of found property which is currently being stored in our evidence room, if you have lost property within the last 90 days, and it matches the description below; please call (435)635-9663 x125. Click here for a list the of property.
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!!
Public Notice
The City of Hurricane is in the process of updating the Master Transportation Plan.
We are also looking for public feedback about the plan so please take the survey at the Transportation Planning information website.
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.