Vacant City Council Seat: HONEYVILLE CITY COUNCIL VACANCY   Due to Councilmember Wilde being elected to a County position he can no longer serve on the Honeyville City Council.  We are thankful for his service and wish him luck in his new position.  However, this means that Honeyville City is now looking to fill a vacant City Council Seat.  The term will begin January 1, 2025 and end December 31, 2025. If the individual would like to remain on the Council for the remaining 2 years of the term they will need to participate in the 2025 municipal election. The City Council member pledges upon appointment, to represent the overall good of the public and not that of an exclusive group or interest.  The City Council meets on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 7:00 p.m., which council members are expected to attend. They are also expected to periodically attend and participate in City programs and activities, as well as committees with outside organization. City Council members must be a United States Citizen, a Registered Voter of Honeyville and be a Honeyville resident for a period of 12 consecutive months immediately preceding the date of the appointment. CLICK HERE for the application. Return completed form to City Hall, IN PERSON, no later than NOON on Friday December 6, 2024.  

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Posted on , by Brittiny Chlarson

Culinary Water Information

The Mayor and City Council would like to thank everyone who took efforts to follow the water restrictions by reducing culinary water use either through reduced landscape watering or by utilizing their secondary water when possible.

 

Currently both wells are healthy, however the springs are the lowest they have ever been.  Last year was a pretty low year and this year the springs were only at 60% of what they were last year.  When compared to the past four years, our springs are only producing 25% of what they have done in the past.

 

The past 2 years have been extremely dry years with very little precipitation.  We also share an aquafer with Elwood and Bear River City which could impact our well.  It is important that we continue to conserve and prepare for the possibility of another drought year.