Happy Halloween! This month, Pleasant View Youth City Council had a pumpkin painting contest judged by our local seniors at the North View Senior Center. The winners will be announced at our meeting on the 1st of November. We also had our annual Trick-or-Treat for Cans. Thank you for your support! The food collected will go to help people in need in our own community … Continue reading Youth Council
The holiday season begins November begins the holiday season; it is a time of the year where hearts are turned to helping and serving others. It is a time to express gratitude for the many blessings that come into our lives daily. Thanksgiving began many years ago, when the pilgrims set aside a day to express thanks and shared their food with the natives of … Continue reading Mayor’s Letter
Sacoya Ipock Weber High School Sacoya Ipock is a senior at Weber High and is one of the most genuine people I have ever met, which is why she was chosen as the Connection’s Choice Student of the Month. Sacoya has been a friend of mine for about five years now and throughout that time she always lifts up me and the people around us. … Continue reading Student of the Month
Green Waste Only * Bagged * Bundled * Boxed October 15th – 19th The City has scheduled the fall Green Waste Pick Up for October 15th-19th 2018; collection will be on your regular garbage day. The volume of material may, however, delay collection. The regulations mentioned below MUST be followed when placing material out for collection. All materials must be in … Continue reading Fall Clean Up
Not to long after we moved here in 2008 we learned that there was an unseen line that divided Pleasant View from North Ogden. Even though it’s a line that is hard to see there is a pride that comes from living in both towns. The first settlers did not care about the boundaries between communities. Those that were on the west side of North … Continue reading String Town
We are in the midst of the autumn season, a time when leaves are changing color, sweater weather is approaching after the heat of summer, and there are endless festive things to do this time of the year. Autumn is a time to appreciate nature with its color variations. I am not looking forward to the cold weather that follows, but Fall is a great … Continue reading Mayor’s Message
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
Question: Can I store landscaping materials on the road? Answer: No. The simple answer is that you cannot store landscaping materials on the roadway during home improvement projects. The storm water rules prohibit the storage of landscaping materials along the curb of any street regardless of the time frame. The storage of these materials on public property always leaves residue which ultimately is washed into … Continue reading Community Question Corner
Trent Wilkins Trent, or “Ottis” as his coworkers prefer to call him, has been with the City for 16 years. He is the Sanitary Sewer Superintendent. There is about 100 miles of sewer lines in the City that Trent and his staff clean, maintain and monitor. Trent holds a Level III Waste Water Collection certificate with the State of Utah. Trent works hard and is … Continue reading Employee of the Month
How Snow Is Removed From City Streets We want everyone to better understand the procedure the City will be using. Because we do not know when or how much snow we will receive, we follow a basic plan for removal and adjust accordingly. If a storm hits during the night, the Police Department will call out the crew as needed. Certain streets of the City … Continue reading How Snow is Removed From City Streets
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
