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St. George · issues
Topics getting the most attention in St. George City public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
The developer of Rusty Cliffs South is asking to cut the number of planned homes from 380 down to 294, potentially lowering neighborhood density.
Developers want to shuffle home counts across different neighborhoods in the Ledges master plan. The total cap of 2,600 homes won't change, but some areas will get slightly more units while others lose them.
A new auto service shop is proposed near River Road, adding commercial retail options to an established shopping corridor.
A new 70-lot residential subdivision is moving through the review process in the Desert Canyons area.
A large new medical and professional office building is planned near Mall Drive, expanding healthcare and professional services in east St. George.
St. George is hitting an 'orange alert' for power usage because of this brutal heatwave. The city is asking everyone to dial back their electricity use during peak hours to keep the grid from crashing.
A resident requested speed bumps on their street, citing dangerous traffic levels and speeding vehicles using the road to bypass traffic lights.
Beaver City is picking up the pieces after a massive flood wrecked about 200 homes. If you want to lend a hand or need a place to turn for help, the city is officially organizing relief efforts right now.
The city is testing whether private companies can do certain jobs cheaper than city employees. So far, the city is finding that keeping these jobs in-house is actually better for both the budget and the quality of service.
St. George is taking over the famous 'H' on Hurricane Hill, meaning the city will now be the one taking care of this iconic local landmark. It's a big shift in how this piece of local history gets maintained.
A St. George councilwoman is catching heat for dropping over $100k in public funds on legal battles against drag queen events. Critics are calling it a massive waste of taxpayer cash for what they see as her personal agenda.
St. George is on the hook for $350,000 because they tried to ban a drag show. A court said that move violated the First Amendment rights of the performers, costing the city a hefty sum.
St. George is paying out $350,000 to drag performers after a legal battle over a banned show. The city tried to stop the event, but the courts said 'no way,' forcing the city to foot the bill.
St. George taxpayers are about to feel the pinch because the city lost a legal battle over a drag show. Expect your wallet to be a little lighter as the city has to pay up.
St. George has a brand new public space downtown called City Hall Plaza, and it's officially open! It's got a cool sculpture and is meant to be a place for everyone to enjoy.
The St. George Art Festival is getting a superhero upgrade this year! A special themed band is set to pack the place, making it a must-see event.