If the snow ever decides to fall this year, we'll need some help keeping the fire hydrants clear. Several communities do an Adopt-a-Hydrant program, and while we don't necessarily want to do a formal adoption process, Fire Marshal Alec Hansel invites residents to post photos and videos of cleared hydrants near their homes or businesses using the hashtag #BrighamHydrant
We can't wait to see your videos... when we get some snow.
https://youtu.be/WB8FtNxc5QU
We can't wait to see your videos... when we get some snow.
https://youtu.be/WB8FtNxc5QU
Mayor Bott took some time in last week's city council meeting to talk about the cemetery.
https://youtu.be/mGb1IUhnPiI
https://youtu.be/mGb1IUhnPiI
Some of you have reached out to us about work going on in the cemetery. As much as we (and everyone!) loved the lilacs, they have surpassed their life expectancy and are diseased. We are in the process of removing them.
This is one part of a larger plan to expand and beautify the cemetery. We'll have additional property on the 300 East portion for burials to take place, and the perimeter will also be landscaped. Stay tuned.
Edited to correct the area where there will be space for additional burials.

Two weeks left of leaf collection! See https://www.bcutah.gov/page/seasonal-garbage-and-leaf-collection-programs for details and a map. Pickup will occur Monday through Thursday until December 11.

City offices will be closed Thursday and Friday, November 27-28, for Thanksgiving. Thursday's garbage pickup will be delayed until Friday, when pickup will occur as normal. If you have questions, contact Public Works at 435-734-6615. Happy Thanksgiving!

It's getting real! The Forest Street overpass is taking shape. We still have a way to go, but it's starting to look like an overpass!

There are a lot of rumors and a lot of questions circulating about the nuclear ecosystem project that was announced Monday. Have you seen this feature on our website? Under the main image is a link labeled "I'd like to know," which brings you here: https://www.bcutah.gov/o/brighamcity/page/now-you-know
That page addresses some of the most common questions we get about city finances and about development projects in the city. We recently added a section about the nuclear ecosystem project. And you can submit questions as well. We try to respond to your questions as quickly as possible, and if multiple people submit the same question, we might add it to the page. Check it out!
That page addresses some of the most common questions we get about city finances and about development projects in the city. We recently added a section about the nuclear ecosystem project. And you can submit questions as well. We try to respond to your questions as quickly as possible, and if multiple people submit the same question, we might add it to the page. Check it out!

City offices will be closed Tuesday, November 11, for Veterans Day. Garbage pickup will be delayed until Wednesday, and leaf pickup for those in the northwest quadrant will happen later in the week as the workload allows. Call Public Works at 435-734-6615 if you have questions.

Just a few days left to get tickets for this year's Veterans Banquet and Award Ceremony! See https://buytickets.at/brighamcityut/1700882 for event information and to reserve your seats.

Update - technical issues fixed. We are now live streaming tonight's City Council meeting.
Due to technical difficulties, the City Council meeting will not be live streamed tonight. If you would like a recording of the audio, please email krasmussen@bcutah.gov. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
Due to technical difficulties, the City Council meeting tonight will be delayed by 15 minutes.
Fall leaf collection starts Monday, November 10 and will continue Monday through Thursday through December 11, EXCEPT for the week of Thanksgiving. See our website for more details, including the new leaf collection map: https://www.bcutah.gov/page/seasonal-garbage-and-leaf-collection-programs.

Winter parking restrictions go into effect over the weekend! Remember no on-street parking between midnight and 6AM from November 1 to March 15. In addition, no vehicles should be parked on the street within 24 hours of when snow stops falling.
If you feel your property qualifies for an exemption, apply here: https://brigham.seamlessdocs.com/f/WinterParking
If you feel your property qualifies for an exemption, apply here: https://brigham.seamlessdocs.com/f/WinterParking

Double pickup ends next week, on October 31. That means you get one more chance to leave your can out on the weekday AFTER your regular pickup day.
If your regular pickup day is Friday, leave your can out on Monday as well.
If your regular pickup day is Monday, leave your can out on Tuesday too.
If your regular pickup day is Tuesday, leave your can out on Wednesday additionally.
If your regular pickup day is Wednesday, leave your can out on Thursday also.
If your regular pickup day is Thursday, leave your can out on Friday besides.
Good thing we ran out of days, because we're quickly running out of synonyms. Call Public Works at 435-734-6615 if you have questions.
Leaf collection details will be announced next week!
If your regular pickup day is Friday, leave your can out on Monday as well.
If your regular pickup day is Monday, leave your can out on Tuesday too.
If your regular pickup day is Tuesday, leave your can out on Wednesday additionally.
If your regular pickup day is Wednesday, leave your can out on Thursday also.
If your regular pickup day is Thursday, leave your can out on Friday besides.
Good thing we ran out of days, because we're quickly running out of synonyms. Call Public Works at 435-734-6615 if you have questions.
Leaf collection details will be announced next week!

Beginning Monday, October 20, some additional road closures will impact those who currently drive on Forest Street. 950 West will be closed PERMANENTLY. Those needing to access businesses on 950 West should use 1000 West.
In addition, the Forest Street entrance to Rees Pioneer Park will be closed TEMPORARILY—just for one week. Those wishing to park vehicles at Pioneer Park will need to use the lots along 600 West. The Forest Street entrance is scheduled to open again on Monday, October 27.
Questions can be referred to Public Works at 435-734-6615.
In addition, the Forest Street entrance to Rees Pioneer Park will be closed TEMPORARILY—just for one week. Those wishing to park vehicles at Pioneer Park will need to use the lots along 600 West. The Forest Street entrance is scheduled to open again on Monday, October 27.
Questions can be referred to Public Works at 435-734-6615.

It's time again for the Brigham City sheep trail! On Saturday, October 25, 2,200 sheep will make their way to winter pastures. This has been an annual event in Brigham City since the 1930s, and we know many of our residents look forward to seeing them come through.
Here's a description of the path they'll take. Letters in parentheses refer to the map attached.
Beginning at 8:00 a.m., the sheep will trail from the intersection of Fish Hatchery Road/Rocky Dugway Road in Mantua (A) and make their way down Highway 89 through Box Elder Canyon. They’ll arrive in Brigham City at around 9:00 a.m., where they’ll follow 600 East (B) to 600 North, then turn left on 600 North (C), crossing Main Street and continuing until they reach Watery Lane west of town (D). The sheep will then head north on Watery Lane, then turn west on S.R. 13 (E) toward Corinne/Bear River City.
More information can be found at https://www.ephjensenlivestock.com/
Here's a description of the path they'll take. Letters in parentheses refer to the map attached.
Beginning at 8:00 a.m., the sheep will trail from the intersection of Fish Hatchery Road/Rocky Dugway Road in Mantua (A) and make their way down Highway 89 through Box Elder Canyon. They’ll arrive in Brigham City at around 9:00 a.m., where they’ll follow 600 East (B) to 600 North, then turn left on 600 North (C), crossing Main Street and continuing until they reach Watery Lane west of town (D). The sheep will then head north on Watery Lane, then turn west on S.R. 13 (E) toward Corinne/Bear River City.
More information can be found at https://www.ephjensenlivestock.com/


City offices will be closed Monday, October 13, for the holiday. Garbage pickup will be delayed until Tuesday. Call Public Works if you have questions at 435-734-6615.

Brigham City would like the community to be aware that the road on 1200 West from 600 North to SR-13 will be closed, Oct 1 from 8:00AM until approximately 2:00PM for road construction. Questions may be referred to the Public Works Administrative Offices by dialing 435-734-6615.

Brigham City would like the community to be aware that the road on 1200 West from Forest Street to 400 South will be closed, Sept 17 from 6:00AM until approximately 12:00PM for utility construction. Questions may be referred to the Public Works Administrative Offices by dialing 435-734-6615.

