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.

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Important Cemetery Information Request

ATTENTION:

IMPORTANT CEMETERY INFORMATION

 

Thank you to everyone that has come in and updated their cemetery records.  We understand that this can be a sensitive topic.  It is not the city’s intent to take away anyone’s plots, we do, however, need to follow our policy and make sure records are updated once loved ones pass.  Some plots on record are individuals who have passed and do not have any descendants to pass them on to.  Therefore, those plots should become available for use rather than sitting vacant forever.  However, we want descendants of those that have passed to be able to use their family plots.  It is just extremely vital that those records stay updated.

 

In an attempt to clean up our cemetery records we are asking those who have loved ones that have passed and who feel they have rights to family plots to contact the city office by

December 31, 2024.

 

Proof of ownership will need to be presented in order to update the deeds.  Please notify family members or friends who may no longer live here as we do not have contact information for everyone affected by these changes.

 

Deeds do not need to be updated for plots that are occupied.

 

Per Honeyville City Cemetery Policy it states that all burial plot ownerships with deeds will be transferred within one year of the passing of existing owner of the deed. … If the deed has not been transferred within one year, the burial plots revert back to city ownership.