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Sandy public utilities director placed on paid administrative leave amid investigation

Feb 20, 2019 ● By Justin Adams

The decision comes one day after the city council voted to create an independent commission to investigate the incident.

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Sandy city council memo describes concerns with mayor’s office hiring practices

Feb 19, 2019 ● By Justin Adams

The memo says recent actions by the mayor "lack transparency" and are "the type of practice that makes people skeptical of government."

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Sandy city advises residents to flush water after fluoride, lead, copper contamination

Feb 15, 2019 ● By Justin Adams

Residents should run their hot and cold water for at least half an hour.

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Who's advocating for your city at the Utah legislature?

Jan 30, 2019 ● By Erin Dixon

As the legislative session opens, communication between city and state government sometimes only exists through the help of lobbyists.

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Sandy City Council veteran won’t be seeking reelection

Jan 29, 2019 ● By Justin Adams

Longtime district 4 city councilor Chris McCandless announced that he won't be seeking re-election this year, opening up the seat to a newcomer.

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State representatives from Sandy area share 2019 goals

Jan 29, 2019 ● By Justin Adams

State legislators that represent parts of Sandy gathered at city hall to talk about what they'd like to accomplish during this session.

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Free lunch program to continue during federal government shutdown

Jan 24, 2019 ● By Julie Slama

Canyons School District will continue to support free-, reduced-price lunches during federal government shutdown.

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Alta High changing Sandy neighborhood skyline

Jan 22, 2019 ● By Julie Slama

Alta construction on schedule, performing arts center to be completed this time next year.

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There’s a new mayor in town: Looking back at Mayor Bradburn’s first year

Jan 08, 2019 ● By Justin Adams

In 2018, Sandy city had a new mayor for the first time in decades.

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Sandy citizen survey shows strong approval of fire, police departments

Nov 19, 2018 ● By Jana Klopsch

A recent citizen survey conducted by the city found about half of Sandy residents would support a property tax increase in order to provide more competitive compensation to the city’s police officers and firefighters.

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