Bamberger Food Hall is One Step Closer to Coming to KaysvilleKaysville City is excited to announce that a negotiations agreement was recently approved allowing the public-private partnership with Alchemy Development to take the next step in renovating and converting the historic Kaysville Library into the Bamberger Food Hall. The Bamberger Food Hall project will preserve the historic character of the library while bringing new life to downtown Kaysville. The concept plan calls for five restaurants, common seating areas, an outdoor patio, and space for food trucks. The project will also feature a flexible space that can be used for events, art, workshops, pop up retail, and more. Follow the progress at: Bambergerfoodhall.com
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2023 Municipal Election CandidatesThree City Council seats (4-year term) are up for election in 2023. The following candidates have filed to run for the Council seats: Tim Allen Hodges, Don Coleman, John Swan Adams, Mike Blackham and Nate Jackson More information about candidates can be found at www.kaysville.gov/347/Elections or at DavisVotes.com. Since there were less than six candidates who filed, Kaysville City will not be holding a Primary Election on September 5. The Municipal General Election will be held by mail on November 21, 2023.
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Kaysville City CelebratesJoin us in celebrating the 4th of July! We are excited to bring you some fun and entertaining events to enjoy with your families. July 2 - Patriotic Devotional
July 3 - Movies in the Park and Food Trucks
July 4 - 5k, Breakfast, Parade, Fireworks/Food Trucks
For further details visit: Kaysville City Celebrates. The Kaysville Musical, "The Secret Garden", runs from June 29 to July 7.
Tickets are $10. To purchase tickets visit: kaysvillecitymusical.com.
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Fireworks RestrictionsFireworks are only allowed to be discharged in areas not designated as high fire hazard areas, and on the following dates and times in July: - July 2 between 11 AM to 11 PM
- July 3 between 11 AM to 11 PM
- July 4 between 11 AM to MIDNIGHT
- July 5 between 11 AM to 11 PM
- July 22 between 11 AM to 11 PM
- July 23 between 11 AM to 11 PM
- July 24 between 11 AM to MIDNIGHT
- July 25 between 11 AM to 11 PM If you live within an area designated as a high fire hazard, you will need to find a public park where fireworks are allowed to be discharged. you can view the high fire hazard area map by going here: High Hazard Area Map. Fireworks Safety Tips:
Be aware of dry grass/brush in the area.
Do not launch fireworks near structures or vehicles.
Only allow responsible adults to discharge fireworks.
Have a water source readily available in case a fire is started, like a hose or bucket.
Do not hold fireworks in your hands. After lighting fireworks, step away from them to avoid blast injuries.
Only discharge fireworks according to the instructions on the package.
Soak spent fireworks in water overnight.
Be safe and use common sense. Finally, only call 911 to report fire or medial emergencies. Noise complaints and illegal fireworks violations are not 911 emergencies. Davis Dispatch can be reached at their non-emergency number at 801-451-4150 for these types of complaints.
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Lemonade Stand ChallengeThe Kaysville Fire Department and Kaysville Police Department are having a friendly competition to see how many lemonade stands they can visit this summer. Not only do our firefighters and police officers get a refreshing beverage from it, but it is helping to build a connection with the community's youngest residents. It also helps kids to see that they aren't something to be afraid of. If you would like the Kaysville Fire and Kaysville Police to come visit your child's lemonade (or any variety of refreshment) stand, you can reach them at: Kaysville Fire Department - 801-544-2860
Kaysville Police Department - 801-546-1131
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Got Sandbags?Residents that have sandbags are responsible for properly disposing of them after use. Sandbags that have been in contact with flood water can be contaminated with sewage, pathogens, and chemicals from the floodwater. Please do not dispose your filled sandbags in your trash or recycle bins as they can become too heavy and can become a safety issue for our waste disposal folks. Also do not dispose of them in a commercial dumpster. You can take used sandbags to the landfill. Normal dumping fees will apply. Do not put sandbags in creeks, canals, ditches, roadway gutters, storm drain inlets, or close to banks where they could fall in and could lead to further flooding complications. The City cannot reuse sandbags as the bag material isn't durable over prolonged use or time. |
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Welcome to Kaysville's
New City ManagerPlease join us in welcoming Jaysen Christensen as the newly appointed city manager of Kaysville City. Jaysen has over 20 years of experience in municipal management, primarily in suburban cities of the St. Louis, Missouri region. He has served as City Administrator in some of the most desirable communities in Missouri, including Glendale and Frontenac. Jaysen grew up in Pleasant Grove and received his BA and MPA at BYU. He has strong orientation toward delivering great customer service and is more than excited and honored to come to work in Kaysville, which already feels like home.
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City Offices Closed for JuneteenthThe City offices will be closed on Monday, June 19 in observance of Juneteenth. Garbage collection will not be delayed because of the holiday. |
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Kaysville Parade RegistrationRegistration for the Kaysville City 4th of July Parade is coming to a close on Monday, June 20th at 5:00 PM. For more information and to register, visit: Parade Entry. |
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Park Dumpsters are for Park Use OnlyPlease do not place furniture, boxes, or other large household items into park dumpsters. This has become a big problem, especially at Pioneer Park and Ponds Park. If you see unauthorized dumping, call 801-663-8242. |
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Burton Lane Roundabout ConstructionConstruction has begun on the Burton Lane Roundabout and will continue through the summer and fall. Temporary roundabout fixtures will be removed, and a larger, permanent roundabout will be constructed. Sports at Ponds Park will continue as normal. Please be cautious of construction equipment and crews while driving and walking near work zones. For more information visit: Burton Lane Roundabout Flyer |
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East Wilderness Park Parking Lot ReconstructionExciting improvements are coming to East Wilderness Park this summer with the expansion and resurfacing of the parking lot. Camp sites will remain open, but restrooms and the parking lot will be closed for up to 90 days beginning May 8th. Parking will be provided along the dirt road, east of the campsites. This project is being completed thanks to RAMP funds as well as a grant from Davis County and the State. |
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KFD 2022 Annual Summary Report ReleasedView the Kaysville Fire Department's 2022 Annual Summary Report: 2022 Report. |
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Smart Controller RebatesDid you know that you can get a rebate for purchasing a smart sprinkler controller? Smart controllers can adapt your watering schedule based on weather and landscape needs. Replacing your standard controllers with smart controllers and updating old sprinklers can help save thousands of gallons of water annually. Visit Utah Water Savers for more information and to apply. |
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Stay Out of Work ZonesHere is another friendly reminder about the West Davis Corridor. In the last month alone, our police officers have taken many cases of trespassing on the property. This also includes the walking path. Please stay out of this area as crews are working diligently to get the road up and running. Thank you! |
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Parks and Recreation News and Events
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Our Parks and Recreation always have many programs and activities happening throughout the year. You can view their latest news and events calendar by going to: https://www.kaysvillerec.com/. You can also sign up for their monthly Parks and Recreation Newsletter and other notifications by clicking here.
Text REC to 801-544-1788 to join Kaysville Rec for registration and activity info.
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Saturday, June 17
Starts at Dusk - Movie in the Park at Heritage Park, "Megamind" Monday, June 19
Juneteenth Holiday - City Offices Closed Thursday, June 22
7:00 PM - Planning Commission Meeting Friday, June 30
10:00 AM - US-89 Completion Celebration at US-89 and Antelope Drive in Layton Sunday, July 2
7:00 PM - Patriotic Devotional at DHS Auditorium Monday, July 3
Starts at Dusk - Movies in the Park at Barnes Park, "Puss in Boots: The Last Wish" and "Top Gun: Maverick" Tuesday, July 4
Independence Day Holiday - City Offices Closed
7:30 AM - 5k & 10K Fun Run
6:30-9:45 AM - Kaysville 4th Breakfast
10:00 AM - Parade
7:00-10:00 PM - Fireworks, Music and Food Trucks at Barnes Park Thursday, July 6
City Council Meeting Cancelled Thursday, July 13
7:00 PM - Planning Commission Meeting Thursday, July 20
6:30 PM - City Council Q&A: The City Council will be available to answer questions or discuss any matters the public may have.
7:00 PM - City Council Meeting Monday, July 24
Pioneer Day Holiday - City Offices Closed City Council, Planning Commission, and Power Commission meetings can be viewed on our YouTube Channel "KaysvilleLive". All meeting days/times are subject to change. Please visit our website or follow us on social media for the latest information. To view meeting agendas or to subscribe, click here. |
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