Secondary Water Season Startup- Close User Valve by April 1st: Please ensure the closure of your secondary water user valve by April 1st. This action will prevent water from entering your system.
- System Availability by April 15th: We anticipate that our system will be fully pressurized and available for use by April 15th.
- Use Caution Regarding Water Usage: While most areas will be fully pressurized by April 15th, we advise residents not to utilize their secondary irrigation water until their landscapes require it.
- Precautions Before Sod or Seeding: We recommend refraining from scheduling any sod or seeding until you have verified the availability of water.
The Weber Basin Water Conservancy District primarily wholesales secondary water to water providers, who in turn retail it to their customers. In order to increase customer service and decrease costs for users, the District has partnered with several agencies to operate and maintain District-owned secondary pipelines and connections. Kaysville has three different agencies within the city: Benchland, Davis and Weber Canal Company, and Haights Creek. Each operates independently from the city and has their own rules, rates, and schedules. Each will have their own water restrictions and enforcement. Please visit their individual websites to find out what those restrictions are or for questions about outside watering. Interactive Irrigation Boundaries Map
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Spring Cleanup for Kaysville ResidentsSpring cleanup will begin on Monday, April 15. Items must be placed on the curb by 6:00 AM. Items will be collected throughout the week, but cleanup crews will only visit each street once. Please have items bundled together, boxed or bagged. All items must be loadable by hand without the use of heavy equipment. Limbs and branches need to be cut into lengths of 5 ft. or less, and MUST be tied together in tight bundles not to exceed 50 lbs. Tree limbs not tied in bundles will be rejected. Loose items such as leaves, weeds, grass and shrub trimmings need to be placed in bags or disposable containers. All refuse must weigh less than 50 lbs. Construction material, wood, sheetrock, concrete, sod, soil, rocks, highly volatile material, asbestos, hazardous waste, refrigerators, and lead products are not accepted.
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New! Power Outage &
Communication SystemIn our continuous effort to enhance communication and response efficiency during power outages, Kaysville City is pleased to introduce a comprehensive new system for reporting and receiving updates on power outages. Launched in January 2024, this innovative approach leverages the Power Department's Advanced Meter Infrastructure to offer predictive outage analysis, significantly enhancing our service during such events. Residents now have multiple convenient options for reporting outages: - Text 801-497-7117 (for those who have registered their phone number)
- Call 801-544-8925 to access our automated phone system at any time
- Report through our website at https://www.kaysville.gov/960/Outages Our website also features a live outage map showing affected areas and the number of residences impacted. Furthermore, registered users can receive real-time updates and estimated restoration times directly via text. In a significant update to our Outage Management System (OMS), starting May 11, 2024, all residents with a cell phone number listed in our billing system will be automatically enrolled to receive these updates. This ensures that you are promptly informed and empowered with the latest information during outages. This step towards modernizing our communication with the community underscores our commitment to not only keeping the lights on but also ensuring that our residents are well-informed and supported during power interruptions.
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2023 Kaysville Fire Department ReportIn 2023, our Fire Department responded to 1,950 emergency incidents, including medical emergencies, fires, rescues, and hazardous material situations. Our fire crews respond to a diverse range of incidents with expertise and professionalism, addressing everything from cardiac issues to battling structure fires. Remarkably, our firefighters achieved 20 significant saves within our community. Their prompt and decisive actions resulted in the revival of cardiac arrest patients, the rescue of a family from a mudslide, the preservation of property from fire damage, and numerous other impactful interventions. Our teams engage in ongoing fire and emergency medical training to ensure that every firefighter, whether an Advanced-EMT or Paramedic, is fully equipped to handle any scenario. Last year, each employee dedicated an average of 240 hours to training, totaling more than 5,100 hours collectively as a department. We take immense pride in serving the Kaysville community, and we are deeply grateful for the unwavering support we receive from our residents, the mayor, the city council, and city leadership. We are eager to continue our mission of safeguarding and supporting our community throughout 2024.
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Protect Your Home from Spring FloodingAlthough we won’t experience the high water runoff that we did last spring, it is always a good idea to take preventive measures to minimize the risk of potential flooding. Here are a few things you can do: - If you have a waterway in your backyard or neighborhood, remove any obstructions or items along the stream or creek that could impede the flow of water. Lawn furniture, fire pits, wood, and other equipment can block water from flowing through the culverts.
- Clear debris from storm drains and gutters near your home when water is not flowing.
- Double-check your rain gutters around your home and ensure that water is flowing away from the house.
- Check to ensure that your sump pump is working correctly and consider having a backup.
- If sandbags are used to protect homes from water, they should be placed near doors and window wells.
- If you notice significant obstructions in streams or channels, contact Public Works.
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VITA - Tax AssistanceA VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) program is currently being offered for free tax return preparation to qualified individuals. These Tax Clinics for 2023 tax returns will be open until April 11, 2024. No appointment needed. The VITA location within Kaysville is at the Davis Technical College (550 E 300 S at the Student Resource Center) - Open Wednesdays from 5:00-8:00 PM. The following documents are required: Photo ID for all the adults in the household, Social Security Cards for everyone in the household, Deduction and Credit information, Prior Year Return (preferred), Child and dependent care expenses (Tax ID of daycare provider), W2 or 1099, Form 1095 A (Affordable Care Act), Documentation for any other income received (Uber, Door Dash, 1099K), Bank Routing and account number for Direct Deposit. (*Special circumstances may require additional documentation.) If you have any questions, please contact the Davis & Morgan County VITA Coordinator Angela Barber at abarber@opendoorsutah.org or 801-771-4642 ext. 304.
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Kaysville Youth CourtAttention high school students! We want you! All high school aged youth are invited to apply for the Kaysville Youth Court. Youth Court is a program where police can refer youth instead of juvenile court. Youth judges determine sentences and provide mentoring and tutoring to the youth who are referred to the program. If you know any interested youth, please refer them to Tina Johnson at 801-726-8928. Applications are due by May 1.
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Cemetery Regulations During our Mowing SeasonIt's that time of year again! The city cemetery's mowing season begins the first week of April and will continue through the end of November. Artificial (dried, silk or plastic) flowers and any other types of grave decorations like pinwheels, shepherd hooks, craft items, solar lights, etc. will not be permitted during this time.
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Volunteers Needed!We are in need of volunteers to help with the following at the city cemetery: - Help us commemorate our Veterans on this Memorial Day by placing a celebratory American flag at each of their graves on Friday, May 24, 2024, at 5:00 PM. - Veteran flag cleanup on Friday, May 31 at 5:00 PM. - Help to set up and take down chairs for the city's annual Memorial Day program. This would be perfect for a youth group, club, or scout troop. If you, your family, youth group, club, or business are interested in volunteering your help for any of these items, please call our cemetery office at 801-497-7140 or email cemetery@kaysville.gov. |
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Track your Water & Electricity UsageAttention Kaysville residents! Did you know you could gain valuable insights into your electrical and water usage right from the palm of your hand? The City of Kaysville offers an innovative service through the MyMeter program, designed to help you monitor your utility consumption with ease. By downloading the MyMeter app available on both Android and iPhone, you can access detailed information about your hourly, daily, and monthly utility usage. This powerful tool not only allows you to track consumption trends but also helps you set and achieve energy-saving goals, contributing to a more sustainable community. To start optimizing your utility management today, sign up at https://mymeter.kaysville.gov/. Take control of your energy and water use, and join your neighbors in making Kaysville a model of efficiency and environmental stewardship. |
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Sewer Rate Increase - July 1stOn December 14, 2023, the Central Davis Sewer District held a Public Hearing and approved a $10.00 per month user fee increase, effective July 1, 2024, with an increase of up to $3 per month per year for the next four years. This increase is necessary due to increased chemical costs to meet State-mandated regulations, increased costs for biosolids disposal resulting from property loss caused by the West Davis Corridor, increased costs of renewal and replacement of aging infrastructure, ongoing operations and maintenance, financial stability and capital improvement, and minimizing future bonding needs and associated costs. For questions, contact the Central Davis Sewer District at (801) 451-2190. |
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Business Supporting Business in KaysvilleKaysville business owners are invited to attend our Business Supporting Business meetings held the 2nd Tuesday of every month (unless otherwise noted) at the Business Resource Center at Davis Tech located at 450 Simmons Way, Kaysville, Utah. These meetings give an opportunity for local business owners to meet other business owners in our city, and to find out what resources are out there for your business. Meetings begin at 8:00 AM and are an hour long. Our next meeting will be held Tuesday, April 9 at 8:00 AM. Interested in presenting at an upcoming meeting? Call 801-546-1241 or email businesslicensing@kaysville.gov. |
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Annual Memorial Day ProgramMark your calendars! Kaysville City's Annual Memorial Day Program will be held on Monday, May 27, 2024, beginning at 10:00 AM at the city cemetery. The guest speaker is TBA. |
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Kaysville Independence Day Parade EntriesRegistration for Kaysville's 4th of July Parade entries will begin on April 1st! To download the Parade Packet Information or to register, visit: Parade Information. |
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Monthly City Cemetery CleanupKaysville Cemetery crews will do a complete cleanup of all flower decorations beginning on the fourth week of every month. All flowers and decorations will be removed and disposed of, except for items placed in integrated permanent vases on headstone monuments. For questions, contact the Cemetery Office at 801-497-7140. |
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Central Davis Communities that CareKaysville City, Farmington, and Fruit Heights are in the beginning stages of combining efforts to make “Central Davis Communities That Care.” Anyone interested in being a part of Central Davis CTC should contact Abbi Hunt on the Kaysville City Council. (ahunt@kaysville.gov) Anyone interested is welcome. |
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Volunteer OpportunitiesVolunteering can be a rewarding and fulfilling experience, and can make a difference for our community. Davis County has a list of a few places that need volunteers, including Animal Care, Health, Library, and the Children's Justice Center. Click HERE to find out more. |
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Construction of I-15 Shepard Lane InterchangeThe Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) has begun construction on a new interchange along I-15 at Shepard Lane in Farmington as part of the I-15 Shepard Lane Interchange project. It is anticipated that construction will continue through summer 2026. This work is being done to help alleviate congestion, connect communities, and improve safety for all modes of transportation. Nearby residents and businesses can expect daytime work Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. with night and weekend work as needed. For more information, visit the project website at udotinput.utah.gov/shepardlaneinterchange. Contact the project team by calling 385-758-2040 or emailing shepardlaneinterchange@utah.gov. |
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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: Kaysville Parks & Recreation. 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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Upcoming City Events & Meetings
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Monday, April 1
April Kaysville Cemetery Cleanup begins Tuesday, April 2
Power Commission Meeting CANCELLED Tuesday, April 9
8:00-9:00 AM - Business Supporting Business Meeting Thursday, April 11
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, April 15
Spring Cleanup for Kaysville Residents begins Thursday, April 18
City Council Meeting CANCELLED
Thursday, April 25
7:00 PM - Planning Commission Meeting 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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