The 2018 General Election will be held Tuesday, November 6th. The following races will appear on the ballot: • U.S. Senate – All ballots • U.S. House of Representatives – All ballots • State Senate – (Part of Ogden City, ALL – Riverdale, South Ogden, Washington Terrace, Uintah City). • State Representative – All ballots • County Commissioner (2 seats) – All ballots • County … Continue reading 2018 General Election
We are the Weber High PTSA! Our mission is to support ALL students at Weber High. In the last several years, the PTSA has not held a fundraiser. We know that so many people in our community are asked to support fundraising efforts by Weber athletes and students participating in clubs. However, this year, we have been asked by Weber High administration to raise money … Continue reading Weber High PTSA Needs Your Help!
We will be celebrating Labor Day the first Monday in September, which is dedicated to the social and economic achievements of the American worker. It is a tribute to the workers who have contributed to the strength, prosperity, and well-being of our country. It also marks the end of summer vacations and activities. For some parents it is a glorious holiday because your child will … Continue reading North Ogden’s Mayors Message
Question: Who owns my water meter? Answer: The City owns and maintains the water meters. Homeowners own and maintain the waterline on the home side of the meter. Over the past several years, the City has been replacing the existing water meters and radios throughout the City. These pieces of equipment are owned and maintained by the City. For this reason, the City has an … Continue reading Community Question Corner
Detective Paul Rhoades Paul Rhoades has worked for the North Ogden Police Department since August 1995. He is educated with a bachelor’s degree from Weber State University. He is currently in charge of special functions in the department. This job includes grant writing, special functions, compiling reports regarding stats, department public information officer, as well as his detective job. He is very knowledgeable in the … Continue reading Employee of the Month
Congratulations to the cast and crew for Once on this Island for a great show and performance. 2846 tickets were sold and the show averaged 474 attendees each night. The production came in with at least $10,000 in profit after paying back the $20,000 budget from the city and a $5,000 RAMP Grant. There were over 160 members of the community that gave of their … Continue reading Successful Community Play
Question: What am I allowed to do with the creek bed through my property? Answer: Several of the homes and properties in North Ogden City have creeks, irrigation channels, drainage channels, wetlands, or other waterways through their property. It is important to remember that anything done in these areas which alter the flow or direction of water must be approved by the city engineer’s office, … Continue reading Community Question Corner
Did you know you are a few clicks away from service? If you have a request for service (pothole, sign down, garbage can repairs, etc.) visit www.northogdencity.com and click on “Report Concern.” Fill in the blanks and your request is on its way to us. Continue reading Service Requests
North Ogden City has been working toward the construction of a community pond to be located at approximately 2300 N 250 E. These are some of the items that were discussed at an open house last month. This facility will play an important role for our city and will serve three main purposes. 1. Detention Basin for North Ogden City – North Ogden City … Continue reading Community Pond Coming
North Ogden spotlights one outstanding North Ogden business each month. This month we feature Jumy Nails, which opened November 2001 and is owned by Jumy Nguyen. Jumy has lived in North Ogden for approximately 11 years and raised her three children, Tony, Julie and Steven. This year we have also spotlighted Ace Hardware of North Ogden, Mountain Springs Dental, Brilliant Lighting Center, Two Hoosiers Cyclery, … Continue reading City Business Spotlight
Mayor’s Message Last month we celebrated Pioneer Day, a day that commemorates the arrival of the pioneers in the Salt Lake Valley. Many of us in North Ogden have ancestors who were pioneers during that period of time. There are many stories of the hardships suffered during this westward movement. Conditions were brutal because of weather, disease, and the various forms of transportation that were … Continue reading North Ogden Mayor’s Message
North Ogden spotlights one outstanding North Ogden business on our city website each month. This month we feature Ace Hardware Store of North Ogden, which opened in October 2017 and is independently owned and operated by Phillip Child, who has been a North Ogden resident for approximately 53 years. Visit http://www.northogdencity.com/business/2018-business-spotlight/july-ace-hardware-of-north-ogden for more details. This year we have also spotlighted Mountain Springs Dental, Brilliant Lighting … Continue reading Monthly Business Spotlight
Happy Fourth of July Soon we will be celebrating the birth of our country and the signing of the Declaration of Independence. July 4th is our most important patriotic holiday because it put our country on the road to freedom and life as a new country. The day is marked with cookouts, a parade, a concert, and most importantly fireworks. We think of this day … Continue reading NORTH OGDEN Mayor’s Message
We are looking for new members. If you are between the ages of 14-18 (9th-12th grade this fall), you can pick up an application and the City Offices with all the information on how to join. We help with community activities and projects to make our city even better. Continue reading We are looking for new members for the Youth Council!
If you saw our recycling article in May, you read that you can recycle glass, just not in the blue containers we have for regular pickup. Thank you for reader Steven Hadley who submitted two options he uses to recycle his glass. Ogden Green Waste Facility – 1845 Monroe or 4th Street Baseball Park, South of 4th street off of Wall Avenue. On the southwest … Continue reading Glass Recycling
Do you have a streetlight in your area that is not coming on at night or does it cycle on and off throughout the night? If so, please collect as much of the following information and contact Shelly at srobison@nogden.org or 801-782-8111 to initiate a work order. Address closest to light. Which side of road/intersection is the light located (N, NW, NE, S, SW, SE, … Continue reading Streetlights
Question: What information can solicitors leave on my doorstep or driveway? Answer. All individuals who are soliciting on behalf of a commercial business are required to obtain a solicitors license from the City or State. NOC 4-4-1. The exception to this rule is for charitable groups, including raising money for school approved programs.You may ask for solicitors to provide you with their credentials, which should … Continue reading Community Question
Nate Davis has been with the City for just over a year and has been a valuable addition to the Building Inspection Department. Nate is newer to the inspection field, but has a long history of facilities management and construction experience. Nate also serves as our code enforcement officer and has been able to help the residents who are having code issues in their neighborhoods. … Continue reading Employee of the Month
Utility Direct Pay (UDP) is a simple way to pay your utility bill from your checking or savings account without additional charges. Signing up is simple: 1. Complete the Authorization Agreement below. 2. Attach a ‘Voided’ check or savings deposit slip from the account you want to use. 3. Return the form and voided check/deposit slip to the city office. 4. Include the payment for … Continue reading Utility Direct Pay
The North Ogden Police Department is looking for civic-minded volunteers interested in assisting with several community-oriented services provided by the department. Tri-City Youth Court: The Tri-City Youth Court is seeking an adult administrator. The youth court is a diversionary court for youth without prior charges or major offenses, and is designed to correct behavior without referral to the state courts. Participating youth must admit to … Continue reading Volunteers Needed
