Skip to main content

Sandy Journal

News

Last Updated: Jul 23, 2018 02:05PM • Subscribe via RSS • ATOM

Meet Sandy’s new police chief Bill O’Neal

Jul 23, 2018 ● By Justin Adams

Learn a little bit about Sandy’s new police chief.

Read More »
Improvements coming to Little Cottonwood Canyon

Jun 22, 2018 ● By Cassie Goff

The Utah Department of Transportation is working on an environmental impact statement studying the Little Cottonwood Canyon Corridor in order to make improvements needed for traffic congestion.

Read More »
County sales tax increase to fund transportation

Jun 21, 2018 ● By Jana Klopsch

Senate Bill 136 was passed this March, allowing counties to impose a quarter-cent sales tax for transportation funding. Salt Lake County passed an ordinance stating that if a collective of cities and townships making up 67 percent% of the county’s population show support for the tax, it will be imposed this summer.

Read More »
Sandy police officers and firefighters getting a raise in new city budget

Jun 18, 2018 ● By Justin Adams

The move is expected to stop Sandy from being a “training ground” city for officers in the valley.

Read More »
Stadium Village redevelopment plans start with community feedback

Jun 15, 2018 ● By Justin Adams

The city wants to redevelop the area around Rio Tinto Stadium, but many residents are worried that additional attractions in the area will only exacerbate its current problems.

Read More »
Dimple Dell Preservation Community hoping to restore Poulsen house

Jun 12, 2018 ● By Justin Adams

A casual observer of the building wouldn't know that it has historical significance not only for Sandy but for Salt Lake City as well.

Read More »
Sandy City to start Citizen Advisory Focus Groups

Jun 11, 2018 ● By Justin Adams

Mayor Bradburn wants to get more people involved in city government.

Read More »
Mayor Bradburn to host "AMA" Friday morning

Jun 07, 2018 ● By Justin Adams

Have a question for the mayor?

Read More »
Sandy City Council to allow more time for public comments

Jun 06, 2018 ● By Justin Adams

There will now be two windows of time for Sandy residents to make public comment during city council meetings.

Read More »
Sandy city nears passage of budget, pay raises for police department

Jun 01, 2018 ● By Justin Adams

The city council was one vote shy of passing a budget for the police department that would include significant raises for the city's officers. But there are still a few weeks left for it to pass.

Read More »
Upcoming Events Near You

No Events in the next 21 days.

View All
Add Your Event

 

Online Edition
Follow The City Journals on Facebook
The City Journals
Follow The City Journals on Twitter
Follow The City Journals on LinkedIn
Advertise With Us
Sandy Journal on Facebook