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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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Upcoming Events |
2ND ANNUAL TREE BOARD WORKSHOP
Come join the Hurricane City Tree Board for their annual workshop on Saturday, March 7th at 10:00 a.m. in the Community Center. There will be lots of information regarding landscaping, irrigation, cost vs. benefits, and how to avoid future tree planting problems AND of course some GREAT door prizes!! Rick Heflebower, Washington County Extension Agent, will be there as well as others arborists to provide excellent help as we endeavor to keep our urban forest both beautiful and productive.
600 North Widening and Reconstruction Project
Information on the 600 N widening and reconstruction project can be found on the City Engineer's page. Information and Complaint Line: 888-342-1555
Road Respect Bicycle/Pedestrian Questionnaire
2/17/2015Hurricane City has committed to become the newest Road Respect Community in Washington County. As part of the Road Respect program and in partnership with the Southern Utah Bicycle Alliance, Hurricane residents have the opportunity of completing a short bicycle/pedestrian questionnaire that will help our community plan for future bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure. Plus, everyone who completes the survey will be entered into a drawing to win one of three $100 cash prizes. Link to the questionnaire here.
Frog Hollow Debris Basin Rehabilitation Public Meeting
2/11/2015The USDA-NRCS, Hurricane City, and BLM will hold a public meeting to present proposals for the rehabilitation of the Frog Hollow Debris Basin on March 3rd from 5 to 7 pm at the Hurricane City Hall, 147 N 870 W, in Hurricane.
The public is invited to attend this meeting to present comments, ideas, and concerns. More information about the project is available by contacting Greg Allington at(208) 985-1499, or froghollow@mcmjac.com. Download project flyer and USDA letter.
Participate in Envision Utah
1/20/2015Utah residents are invited to participate in the statewide Envision Utah process by visiting envisionutah.org online and participating in the "Build Your Utah" application, a video-game like scenario builder which enables visitors to make various decisions about the way the state should grow, then seeing a graphic representation of the results. The application and additional information on Envision Utah are available on the website.
Notice of Hurricane City Municipal General Election
1/8/2015The Hurricane City Municipal General Election will be held on November 3, 2015. Three positions for City Council Member(4 year term each) will be on the ballot.
Anyone interested in running for these positions must file a Declaration of Candidacy Form or a Nomination Petition in person with the City Recorder at 147 N 870 W Hurricane, Utah. Filings may be done between the hours of 8am and 5pm Monday through Thursday, or between the hours of 8am and 3 pm on Friday. Questions should be directed to the City Recorder.
- Candidate Filing Period Begins June 1, 2015
- Candidate Filing Deadline Ends June 8, 2015 at 3:00pm
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance
1/7/2015It’s tax time again, VITA has several sites in the Washington county area and can help you with free tax preparation if you’ve made $54,000 or less. Our sites will be opening in February so please check out utahtaxhelp.org for a site near you with opening dates and times, or you can call 211 for appointments in the Five County area. Washington County contact: Tom Everett teverett@fivecounty.utah.gov, 435-673-3548.
"Flood Insurance? But I'm not in a floodplain!"
Those words can mean being left with an enormous clean-up bill, or even the cost of replacing an entire house, for people all over the country every year. Over 25% of flood insurance claims are for property that is not located in a floodplain. In fact, a good portion of Hurricane is identified as a "zone X" which is "Areas of 1% annual chance of flood with average depths of less than one foot" and not considered a floodplain. Think about how much damage "less than 1 foot" floodwater could do to your property and talk to an insurance agent. Flood insurance rates outside the floodplain can be surprisingly affordable.
Contact Us About The Hurricane City Web Site
Our goal is to make it easier for the public to find city information and resources online. Comments and suggestions are invaluable to us as we work to improve this site. Please call in or e-mail your feedback to the web site administrator.