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Cottonwood Heights · community
What residents are talking about in Cottonwood Heights public meetings, ranked by community engagement.
Recent coverage of Cottonwood Heights from local and regional media.
Get to know the first female mayor of Cottonwood Heights After serving in the state House of Representatives for five years, Gay Lynn Bennion will be serving as mayor of Cottonwood Heights until 2029.
Cottonwood Heights Holladay Journal is the local newspaper covering news and events in the City of Cottonwood Heights, Utah and Holladay, Utah. Cottonwood Holladay Journal provides the best advertising channels to residents of the City of Cottonwo...
Proposed bills that could affect Cottonwood Heights residents, if passed Local cities are fighting to keep control over their own property tax rates and land use. Read More »
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Canyons District takes another look at school consolidation plans Families and neighbors are being invited to weigh in on proposed school consolidation plans that could affect Sandy elementary schools starting in 2027-28 school year.
City Council explores ways to balance the budget The main gist? The city needs more money. Read More »
Hard-to-recycle materials to be collected on June 6 (for free!) Don’t trash it – recycle it!
Everyday Utahns step up to help save the Great Salt Lake A retired teacher uses photography to inspire conservation while a recent Corner Canyon graduate proposes a way residents can save water, showing protecting the Great Salt Lake starts with everyday actions. Read More »
Stonebridge opens new chapter for women living with severe mental illness New Salt Lake home aims to break the cycle of mental illness and homelessness. Read More »
Banning Bitcoin $2 million lost by Cottonwood Heights residents in cryptocurrency scams
Community leaders urge action to combat hate crimes in Utah The Valley Fair stabbing sparks conversation on Islamophobia. Read More »
City council approves property tax increase “The community wants a level of service that cannot be purchased at yesterday's prices,” Councilmember Suzanne Hyland said.