A couple years ago, when snow was still on the ground, I couldn’t stop dreaming of the day I could start my garden. I longed to be outdoors and to have the sun on my face. A long winter will do that to you and as I am writing this in February and it is still snowing, I am feeling it again. Having a garden … Continue reading Eggshell Garden Starters
Celebrate with Green! I love making unique “green” food for my family’s St. Patrick’s Day meal. These enchiladas are full of flavor and are an easy weeknight dinner. They taste like you spent hours though! Split into two pans and pop one in the freezer to have on hand for busy nights or unexpected guests. Enchiladas Verdes 2 cups rotisserie chicken, shredded 1 teaspoon garlic powder 1 … Continue reading Enchiladas Verdes
If you already have an xpress bill pay account: Go to www.xpressbillpay.com and log in Click “View Bill” Under the account you would like to be paperless Locate the “Paperless (Off)” button Click on the button to turn “Paperless (On)” Register and Sign up for Paperless: Go to www.xpressbillpay.com Click “Sign Up” on the top of the screen Fill in your email and password, then … Continue reading Paperless Billing
Did you know that if you are deployed to active duty in a war zone you can apply for a utility fee waiver? Bring your deployment order to the Utility Department located at 165 E Lomond View Drive. Your utility fees will be waived during your deployment. Please call Stacie for more information at 801-782-8111. Continue reading Military Deployment Waiver for Utilities
EDylan Hill Dylan Hill has been chosen by his co-workers for Employee of the Month. Dylan has been with the City since 2014. Dylan assisted in training two new employees to get their CDLs. Including coordinating with the CDL tester, practice driving with the employees as well as learning state driving law for the written test. Dylan has been actively rebuilding PRV stations for the … Continue reading Employee of the Month-February
SDid 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
Pinnacle Accountancy Group New 2018 Tax Reforms By Cameron Pibble At Pinnacle Accountancy Group of Utah, tax time is our favorite time of year. In December 2017, Congress passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (The Act). The Act makes sweeping changes to the U.S. tax code and impacts virtually every taxpayer. These changes are now in effect when filing your 2018 individual and business … Continue reading Pinnacle Accountancy Group
I would like to express appreciation to our city council, city staff, and the citizens of North Ogden for allowing me to continue to serve as mayor for the year 2019. It is certainly an honor to serve in this capacity recognizing the wonderful residents who live in this city. During the month of February we celebrate three great holidays, Abraham Lincoln’s birthday, Valentine’s Day, … Continue reading From the Mayor
Question: How do I set up automatic payments for utility bills? Answer: Several individuals have asked us about setting up automatic payments for utility billing. We have two processes. You can either fill out the form found at www.northogdencity.com/home/showdocument?id=17376 and deliver it with a cancelled check to our public works office at 165 East Lomond View Drive; or there is a simple online process to … Continue reading Question Corner
2550 North and Washington Boulevard The City Street Department has been working with UDOT for several months to redesign the intersection at 2550 and Washington Blvd. Many of you who have traveled through the intersection in the past several years have realized the intersection did not use the same lane configuration as other parts of the City. Specifically the left hand turn and straight through … Continue reading Recent Traffic Pattern Changes in North Ogden City
Question: How does the City establish speed limits and traffic controls? Answer: Several questions have come up recently asking if the City can install traffic signals, stop signs, or modify speed limits throughout the City. In general, the standard speed limit is 25 mph for all non-posted roadways. Most of the larger roadways are faster speeds, though occasionally some roads are still 25 mph. When … Continue reading Community Question Corner
The City is evaluating who we are and what will our identity be in the year 2030. To begin that discussion, we are looking for residents and other interested individuals to help us create a wish list of events, projects, and goals of the City. Once the list is created, the residents and Council will look at the tangible and intangible costs and benefits and … Continue reading North Ogden in 2030
Well, 2018 is in the books. What a joy it was to serve as your mayor this past year. I’m looking forward to another great year. I want to take this opportunity to thank our employees. They do a phenomenal job in the performance of their duties. There are many others that serve on your behalf as well. The City Council, the Planning Commission, the … Continue reading Pleasant View Mayor Message
Beans & Brews Coffee House has been around since 1993, when the Laramie family opened shop next to Salt Lake City’s beloved hangout, Liberty Park. The family refined the process of high-altitude roasting, which required special tweaks just like high-altitude baking. They soon got the process just right, and they built a reputation for uniquely smooth coffee in a friendly neighborhood setting. The manager, Savannah, … Continue reading City Business Spotlight
For many hundred years, man has shared a strong bond with horses. Horses are one of the gentlest creatures. Despite their height and size, most horses have a friendly and kind temperament. Many experts of the equine community claim that they have found their best friend in a horse and that horses are a lifetime companion. Children’s minds are innocent and absolutely unbiased. They seldom … Continue reading Five Reasons Why Horseback Riding Is Good For Your Child
You better watch out, you better not cry, better not pout, I’m telling you why: Santa Claus is comin’ to town! Join us on December 8th to meet Santa Claus and his reindeer. They will be at the Pleasant View City Office Building from 9 A.M. until 11 A.M. There will be crafts and fun Christmas activities for kids of all ages. Come and tell … Continue reading Youth Council
These last few months have been busy for your Youth Council. In November, some of our service projects were oriented around memorializing our beloved late mayor, Major Brent Taylor. We wrapped lights around light posts down Washington Boulevard with red, white, and blue tinsel along with flags bought by residents. We also passed out green light bulbs as a tribute to all active duty soldiers, … Continue reading Youth Council Update
Place trees on the curb between December 26th to Jan 12th and the city will pick them up and discard them for you. Continue reading Pleasant View City Tree Pickup
If you already have an Xpress bill pay account: Go to www.xpressbillpay.com and log in Click “View Bill” Under the account you would like to be paperless Locate the “Paperless (Off)” button Click on the button to turn “Paperless (On)” Register and Sign up for Paperless: Go to www.xpressbillpay.com Click “Sign Up” on the top of the screen Fill in your email and password, then … Continue reading Go Paperless For Your Utility Bill
Clark has been employed by North Ogden City for 38 years, the past 33 years with the Police Department. During that time Clark has been instrumental in the success of the department and the establishment of the professional, customer service-oriented culture that the Police Department is so proud of. Clark has held nearly every position in the department while making his way to the rank … Continue reading Employee of the Month-December
