Honeyville City 2025 Clean-Up Days: Honeyville Residents, As we move into spring and warmer weather, we look forward to hosting our city clean-up.  For those residents who keep their yards tidy and clean we would like to express a sincere thank you as it helps make our town a beautiful place to live. However, it saddens us to see that there are still several properties in town that have accumulated junk, abandoned vehicles, have tall unmanaged weeds and are unsightly. Honeyville City has Ordinances in place that prohibit these types of nuisances.  We have taken several people to court over these issues and will continue to do so. We encourage all residents to take advantage of the bins that will be available at the City Shop, located at 2371 W. 6900 N. during our clean-up days.  Please keep in mind that we cannot accept hazardous materials or green waste. Our City Clean-Up will take place May 9th & 10th 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. and May 12th 7:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.  No dumping on the ground is permitted so please plan to dump your trash during these hours. Let’s all work together to make Honeyville a great place to live.

TEST TW WEATHER

Posted on , by Brittiny Chlarson

Honeyville City Drought Information

July 20, 2021

 

Dear Honeyville Citizens,

 

As most of you are aware the state of Utah is experiencing one of the worst droughts on record and no one can predict how long these conditions will last. 

 

Currently, both of Honeyville City’s Wells are healthy.  However, our 8 springs combined are flowing at a rate of 250 gallons per minute, which is EXTREMELY low for this time of year.  We feel fairly confident our water supply will be sufficient to carry us through this year.  However, we have no way of knowing what kind of moisture we will receive this winter and if we will be able to replenish our water supply.

 

Keeping this in mind the City Council is encouraging ALL citizens to

CONSERVE WATER any way possible.

 

HERE ARE SOME SUGGESTIONS ON HOW YOU CAN HELP CONSERVE WATER:

§  Water Less Often and for Shorter Periods of Time.

(The State is asking that we only water 2x a week)

§  Water during the Cooler Hours of the Day. (6:00 p.m. – 10:00 a.m.)

§  Allow your Lawn to Grow Taller, setting lawn mower blades to 3 – 4″ will shade the roots and reduce evaporation.

§  Don’t Water when it is Windy.

§  Fix Water Leaks.

§  Run Full Loads (dishwashers & washing machines)

§  Reduce Shower Times.

§  For More Tips Visit

– waterwiseutah.org

– conservewater.utah.gov

– slowtheflow.org

 

We do have a few yard signs, shown below, available at Honeyville City Hall.

If you would like to post one in your yard to help raise awareness please stop by the Office during business hours.

(M, T, TH 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Wed. 1:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.)