Brigham City

Get ready to celebrate the 4th of July in style at Pioneer Park! Join us for a full day of fun, food, and festivities: Kids Bike Parade at 8AM – bring your decorated bikes and join the fun ( registration required) Horseshoe Tournament at 10AM Swimming at a special rate from 10AM–6PM Food Trucks from 5:30PM–10PM (Mirandas Empanadas, Kona Ice, Mamas Toasted Cheeser, Hooks BBQ, Wafflelove) Live Concert in the Park with the Ty Pebley Band from 8PM–10PM Fireworks Show to close out the night PLUS: 💦 Dunk-A-Cop is back! Stop by from 9AM–1PM to dunk Brigham City’s First Responders and say hello. Punchy Pulp will be there serving up some fresh lemonade. Don’t miss the action leading up to the big day: 🔹 July 2 – Teens T-Ball Tournament (Ages 13–19) 🔹 July 3 – Alumni T-Ball Tournament (Ages 19+) Bring the family, your lawn chairs, and your red, white, and blue – we’ll see you at the park!

✨️Glow Night 2025✨️ When: June 12th 2025 8pm - 10pm Receive a glow stick with every entry during this late night open swim! ✨️2 Glow Night Giveaways✨️ Winners each receive 2 free passes for Glow Night only and a basket of Glow Night prizes! Must complete all 3 steps below to enter: -Share this post PUBLICLY (private shares do not count) -Comment on this post and tag a friend you want to bring to Glow Night (one comment/tag entry per person. Multiple tags do NOT equal multiple entries.) -Must like our page to be eligible to win. Glow Night Giveaway includes: ✨️2 free passes valid for Glow Night only ✨️1 colorful towel ✨️1 glow in the dark football ✨️1 tube ✨️1 pack of neon squishy pool toys ✨️2 pairs of children goggles ✨️1 cup holder clip ✨️2 packs of glow in the dark crowns Must enter by June 10th, 2025 at 8 am. Winners will be announced by close of business that same day.

Looking for a fun and flexible way to keep your teen active this summer? Brigham City is offering a new All Sports program designed specifically for youth ages 12–18! This program introduces a different sport each week — perfect for those who want to stay involved without committing to a full season. Join us for one or all sessions! 📌 Individual registration is required 💵 Only $5 per activity brighamcity.activityreg.com Give your teen the chance to stay active, try something new, and have fun this summer!

The Declaration of Candidacy period for individuals interested in running for Mayor or City Council runs from Monday, June 2 through Friday, June 6 at 5 p.m. Filings must be completed in person at the City Recorder’s Office. For more information, see https://www.bcutah.gov/page/municipal-election or contact Kristina Rasmussen at krasmussen@bcutah.gov or 435-734-6621.

💚👪 MONDAY NIGHT FAMILY NIGHT 👪💚 Today is our regularly scheduled Family Night! On Mondays from 5pm-8pm, families living in the same household can swim for $30 or $5 per person, whichever is less.

Brigham City Council met for its third budget work session on Thursday, May 29, 2025. The topic during this session was the fleet fund, although there was a brief discussion first about splitting a new Building Inspector position with Perry and how that would be funded. City staff presented various options for funding the fleet fund, which has been drastically impacted by inflation in the last couple years. The options presented included various combinations of property tax increases ranging from 5 percent to 10 percent, a change in the amount of the utility transfer, and increasing anticipated revenue from sales tax, building permit fees, or both. NO INCREASE TO SALES TAX RATES IS BEING CONSIDERED. By law, the city is required to create a balanced budget, and the Mayor's proposed budget was conservative in the anticipated amount of sales tax revenue. This adjustment would simply be increase the total amount they anticipate receiving on the budget document. Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/VtQb3TmTWRw. The slides can be reviewed at https://5il.co/3hrjq.

🏴‍☠️ Ahoy, Brigham City! The Pirate Summer Quest sets sail TODAY! 🌊⚓ Grab yer crew and head to the Recreation Department (202 N 600 W) to claim yer Adventure Packet and begin a summer full of daring quests, secret treasures, and legendary fun! 🏴‍☠️💰 From hidden wonders to epic challenges, this season’s journey will take ye near, far, and everywhere in between! 🗺️ Don't be a landlubber—join the crew and make this summer one for the storybooks! Follow our Summer Quest FB group for clues, updates, and treasure-hunting tips right here 👉 Brigham City Summer Quest

UPDATE: Plan on the 400 South crossing being closed for the rest of the day as crews respond and an investigation takes place. Main Street will remain closed between 990 South and 1100 South for at least a couple more hours as an earlier incident is cleaned up. IN ADDITION - 400 South is now closed at the railroad crossing due to an incident with a train and a large truck. This means traffic detouring off of Forest Street will need to go to 600 North or SR 13. Please avoid both areas. The incident on 400 South is very recent and it could be many hours before the crossing is open again.

Get ready to SHAKE IT UP at the Sagebrush Shake Up Pickleball Tournament! "Shake Up" each person registered plays with a new partner every match. 📅 Date: June 14th, 2025 📍 Location: Brigham City Pickleball Courts ⏰ Check-In: 8:30 AM | Start Time: 9:00 AM 💲 Cost: $30 (All Ages Welcome!) 🏅 Skill Levels: 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5 Join us for an exciting day of competition, fun, and community vibes. Whether you're a seasoned player or just love the game, there's a spot for you! Register Now: brighamcity.activityreg.com or Call 435-734-6610

The City Council held its second budget work session on Thursday. You can watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5q9CeZZVdK4. The council discussed how inflation is affecting the fleet fund and some possible options. They requested additional information from City staff, and will have another discussion this Thursday, May 29, at 6pm in the Council Chambers. The public is encouraged to attend.

Us because the pool is open today... We're so excited to open today from 12-8! It's also our first Family Night of the season. On Mondays from 5pm-8pm, come and swim for $5 per person or $30 per family of 6+ living in the same household!

The Brigham City Council had its first Budget Work Session last Thursday just before the regular City Council meeting. This session focused on proposed utility rates as well as a proposed separation of the Fire Marshal and Assistant Fire Chief positions. The work session can be viewed on our YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/wlM7t5ajoOg. The next work session is TOMORROW night (Thursday, May 22), at 6:00 p.m. The public is welcome and encouraged to attend. This session will focus on property taxes and the proposed funding of the fleet fund.

Opening day at the pool is just 5 days away! It will also be our first regularly scheduled Monday Night Family Night of the season! On Mondays from 5pm-8pm, come out and swim for $5 per person or $30 per family of 6+ living in the same household.

The Brigham City Police Department is teaming up with Starbucks to host Coffee with a Cop. Come out and meet our Officers, discuss issues in our Community, and grab a cup of Coffee! Held on May 31st between 8:30 a.m. to 10 am at the Starbucks (156 S Main St. Brigham City; inside Smith's).

The Brigham City Police Department was visited by two awesome Golden Spikers, Ben Fagan and Mary Wilkerson; along with Canine Companion Farnham. We have the wonderful opportunity this year to participate in the Special Olympics Torch Run. Our Officers and Golden Spikers will be out running on May 22nd at 2pm along Main Street. Come out and show your support!

Come enjoy the Bike Rodeo hosted by the Brigham City Police Department on June 20th, from 6-8pm! The event will be held at the Box Elder High School (380 S 600 W) in the North-East Parking lot. This event is intended for our Elementary School aged riders to help teach them the safety skills they need to ride around town. Riders will participate in a series of obstacle courses to teach them rider safety. Bring your Bicycles and Helmets to come cruise around with our Bike Patrol Team

Unplug to Reconnect In a world of constant notifications and endless scrolling, it’s easy to forget the simple magic of just being. Step away from the screen, silence the buzz, and come back to where it all began—nature. Forest bathing (yes, it's a real thing!) is all about immersing yourself in the sights, sounds, and smells of Nature. No phones. No to-do lists. Just you, the trees, and the peace that only the wild can give. 🌿 Try it this weekend. 📅 Upcoming Sessions: ➡️ May 16 | 5–6:30PM | Adults Only | John Adams Park ➡️ June 3 | 2–4:30PM | Kids Ages 8–13 | Box Elder Campground ➡️ June 4 | 6–7:30PM | Adults Only | Mantua Reservoir 💵 $20 per class | Register at BrighamCity.activityreg.com Questions? Call 435-734-6607 Disconnect to reconnect. Your soul will thank you. 🌿 Scientifically-backed benefits include: 🧠 Reduced stress & fatigue 💓 Lower blood pressure 😴 Better rest 🛡️ Boosted immunity 🤝 Increased social connection Must pre-register. If sessions don’t meet the minimum number of participants, sessions will be cancelled.

The Animal Shelter is holding its annual Rabies Clinic and Licensing Fair this Saturday, May 10, 10am to noon. This year's clinic will be at the Recreation building, 203 N. 600 W. CASH OR CHECK ONLY! Rabies shots are $27. Licenses for fixed animals are $15 for one year or $35 for three years. Licenses for unfixed animals are $40 for one year or $100 for three years. A senior discount is available for those 60+.

The pool will have its opening day on MEMORIAL DAY this year. Then we'll open for the season on Saturday, May 31. We can't wait to see you at the pool!

Join us in honoring Mike Young’s 26 years of dedicated service to the Brigham City Fire Department! The Brigham City Fire Department will host a short open house Thursday, May 8, 4:30 to 5:30 pm, at the Fire Station (442 W Forest Street). We invite all to attend. Throughout his career, Mike has faithfully served our community as a volunteer firefighter, fire marshal, and assistant chief, leaving a lasting legacy through his leadership and commitment. As he begins an exciting new chapter with the state, we extend our heartfelt thanks and best wishes to Mike—and to his family—for the countless hours and sacrifices they’ve made in support of our department.