Dozens of residents told the Mapleton City Council the proposed Louisa May Alcott community school site raises major safety, traffic and emergency-access concerns; school board members said they will provide engineering data and mitigation plans and offered to meet with neighbors.

Mayor Theron discusses fire station funding options without raising taxes in upcoming budget.

City plans four-phase development featuring 24 acres of protected open space and new trails.

Mayor presents plaques to girls for their heroic actions during a life-saving emergency.

Spanish Fork Fairgrounds will host a Touch a Truck event for elementary students on September 11.

Council decides to discontinue dumpster program, opting for biannual voucher distribution instead.

Colton seeks to form a committee to advocate for Mapleton's disabled residents' needs.

City leaders address funding issues for fire station expansion and ADA ramp updates.

Council highlights quick response and citizen bravery in recent pool rescue incident.

Councilmembers adopt ordinance to enhance water conservation strategies and support tree growth.

City wraps up paving project and initiates microsill work on North Main Street.

Residents seek stricter stormwater management plans to protect properties from flooding.

Commission seeks to address concerns by reducing building footprint size to 20%