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Kaysville GIVES: Sharing the Spirit of the SeasonNow in its ninth year, Kaysville GIVES continues to brighten the holidays for local children and families. What started with just a few giving-tree tags in City Hall has grown into a community-wide effort that showcases the generosity and heart of Kaysville residents. This year, the program aims to support more than 550 children from Kaysville-area schools through donated gifts, sponsorships, and contributions from individuals and local businesses. The fundraising goal is $80,000, helping ensure every child receives something meaningful this Christmas. Each contribution—whether it’s sponsoring a child, donating online, or sharing the program with others—adds to a collective effort that brings joy to families throughout the city. The KaysvilleGIVES.com website makes it easy to participate. Residents and businesses can sponsor a child, shop from curated wish lists, or make a direct donation. Kaysville GIVES reminds us that the true spirit of the season shines brightest when we come together to give, serve, and lift those around us. To learn more or get involved, visit KaysvilleGIVES.com. Kaysville GIVES runs until December 11th |
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Take a Tag!Visit our Virtual "GIVING TREE" to choose items to donate. All items are due by December 11 at 5:00 PM! Please include the gift number with your item(s)! Items do not need to be wrapped. Delivery locations:
- Young Truck and Trailer (220 N 650 W, Kaysville) - Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
- Kaysville City Hall (23 E Center St, Kaysville) - Monday through Thursday, 8:30 AM-5:00 PM; Friday, 8:30 AM-1:00 PM. |
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Shop Our Amazon Wish ListPurchase gifts online through our Amazon Gift List. All items will be delivered directly to our partner, Young Truck and Trailer in Kaysville, for sorting and organizing. It's easy and convenient! |
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Make a Financial ContributionShort on time? Donate, and we'll handle the shopping for you! Click here to make an online donation. Donations over $250 will receive a tax write-off receipt. You can also call 801-546-1235 or visit Kaysville City Hall at 23 E. Center Street to make a donation in person. |
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Interested in Volunteering?Volunteers are needed to help shop for gifts in two-hour blocks at the Target in Centerville. We also need volunteers to help load and unload gifts for delivery. Sign up here: 2025 Kaysville GIVES Volunteer Sign-Up |
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Join us for our annual “Fill the Fire Truck” event—now at a new location!Join us for one of the highlights of the season — the Fill the Fire Truck event! This year, we’re moving to a new location at Barnes Park, and the celebration will be bigger and brighter than ever. Bring new, unwrapped toys or cash donations to help fill the Kaysville Fire Department’s truck for local families in need. While you’re there, enjoy:
🎅 Photos with Mr. and Mrs. Claus
💚 A visit from The Grinch
🎶 Performances by local youth singing and jump rope groups Every toy and dollar donated helps ensure that Kaysville GIVES continues its mission — making Christmas possible for hundreds of children in our own community. |
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Angel of Hope Candlelight Ceremony: Honoring Loved Ones, Finding PeaceThe Angel of Hope statue stands as a beacon of comfort and strength for parents and families who have experienced the loss of a child. It serves as a powerful symbol of remembrance and healing, reminding us that even in our darkest moments, hope endures. The statue is located in the southwest corner of the Kaysville City Cemetery at 500 East Crestwood Drive, made possible through the generosity of local residents and businesses. Join us for the 3rd Annual Candlelight and Rose Ceremony on December 6 at 7:00 p.m. at the Kaysville Cemetery. Candles, roses, and refreshments will be provided. The ceremony will be held rain or shine, offering a moment of peace, reflection, and shared support during the holiday season for all who are navigating grief.
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Winter Parking RestrictionsIt’s that time of year again — chilly mornings, cozy blankets, space heaters, and winter parking rules! From November 1 through March 1, no vehicles may be parked on city streets between 12:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. (City Code 6-2b-4(8)). Keeping cars off the roads helps our snowplow crews clear roads safely and efficiently during winter storms. Please remember to move your vehicles to avoid citations — even if the weather looks clear. Citations will be issued whether it snows or not. Thank you for helping keep Kaysville’s roads safe this winter!
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Winter Visibility Starts with Your WindshieldNow that temperatures are dropping, take a few extra minutes before hitting the road! Make sure your windshield is clear before you go. Your visibility can prevent accidents and keep everyone safe! |
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Winter is Coming: Snow Plow & Snow Removal RemindersOur Public Works team works hard to keep roads clear and safe during winter storms, prioritizing major routes and emergency access. Plow drivers often work early mornings and late nights—give them a wave if you see them out! You can even track snowplows in real time during storms on our Snow Plow Map (LIVE). Sidewalks & Roadway SnowCity ordinance requires property owners to keep sidewalks adjacent to their property clear of snow and ice. Please avoid shoveling or blowing snow into the street, as it can create hazards and disrupt plow operations. While crews do their best, snow pushed into driveways during plowing is unavoidable—thank you for your patience and cooperation. Fire HydrantsIf a hydrant is near your home, please clear at least a 3-foot perimeter and a path to the street to ensure firefighters can access it quickly in an emergency.
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Newly Expanded Display Space at City HallKaysville City Hall now features an expanded museum display area. Two of the new exhibits include: the LeConte Stewart Art Gallery and a tribute to Joseph Barton, leader of the historic Kaysville Brass Band. The displays are open during regular city office hours—stop by and sign the guest book in the foyer. LeConte Stewart Exhibit
This gallery showcases furniture and fixtures from the original Main Street location, along with prints of Stewart’s artwork and several of his personal items, including the portable art case and outdoor painting gear he used throughout Davis County. Joseph Barton Exhibit
This display features Barton’s Kaysville Brass Band uniform, donated by Noel Barton, and the coronet he played—on loan from the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers. The band played an important cultural role in early Kaysville. Additional updates, including window graphics to protect the exhibits, are coming soon. Many thanks to city staff, museum volunteers, and board members who have helped prepare and arrange the displays. Visit Kaysville-Fruit Heights Museum of History & Art for more information.
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Green Waste Recycling Paused After November 30As the gardening season winds down, green waste recycling takes a winter break. From December 1 through March 31, your green waste can may be used for regular household garbage. Regular green waste recycling will resume on April 1, when the can should again be used only for yard clippings, leaves, and other accepted green materials. For more information, visit: Green Waste Recycling.
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City Offices Closed for the Christmas HolidayKaysville City Offices will close early on Wednesday, December 24th at 1:00 PM, and be closed on Thursday, December 25th for the Christmas holiday. Garbage collection will be delayed one day following the Christmas holiday. If you have any questions, please call 801-546-1235. |
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Cemetery Maintenance ReminderThe City Cemetery's monthly fall clean-up happens on the first consecutive Monday and Tuesday of each month except January. All decorations, except faux flowers in permanent vases, will be removed by cemetery staff. This includes shepherd's hooks, solar lights, potted plants, figurines, knick-knacks, and decorations. If there are any items you would like to keep, please pick them up before the cleanup days. |
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Don't Forget to Renew Your Kaysville Businesses License!Business license renewals are due annually on December 31st! You should have received an email reminder to renew your license. If you have not received one or have any questions, please email businesslicensing@kaysville.gov or call 801-546-1241. Before renewing, please confirm your business name and/or DBA is still "active" on the Utah Business Registration site and that your TAP number is valid if you collect sales tax. If your business has moved or closed, be sure to notify us so we can update or close your account. |
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Christmas Tree Pick UpDiscarded natural Christmas trees will be collected by Robinson Waste Services on January 8th. Kaysville residents interested in this service should place their trees curbside by 6:00 a.m. on January 8. Trees taller than 8 feet must be cut in half. Please ensure trees are accessible, and remove all tree stands, lights, and ornaments before collection. |
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Volunteers for Code Blue NeededThanks to all those who volunteered or donated to the Code Blue shelter last year. Your support made a huge difference! Davis County needs volunteers again this winter to help staff the emergency shelter on Code Blue nights at the new warming center located at Talia's Event Center (22 E 200 S, Clearfield). Volunteer Sign-Up: Find a shift by scanning the QR code or by visiting: tinyurl.com/25zyj267 Item Donations: Prefer to donate items? Please contact Ryan Steinbeigle directly at 801-451-3495 or ryansteinbeigle@daviscountyutah.gov. Let's work together to keep our community warm and cared for this winter! |
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Volunteers Needed - Point in Time CountThe Davis County Local Homeless Council is recruiting volunteers to help with the Point In Time (PIT) Count, scheduled for January 29-31, 2026, from 3:00 to 7:00 a.m. The PIT Count is an annual count of people experiencing homelessness. Volunteers will work in teams to locate and interview individuals, helping connect them to available resources. Link to volunteer: http://tinyurl.com/dcpointintime |
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Davis County Holiday Assistance ResourcesWe want to make sure everyone in our community knows where to turn for support. The Davis County Health Department offers a wonderful, vital resource called Davis Links! Consider this your central, easy-to-use hub for accessing essential services across the county, including:
• Basic Needs: Food assistance and financial help.
• Well-being: Mental health resources and general support services. Please bookmark this page to quickly find the help you or a neighbor may need: https://www.daviscountyutah.gov/health/davislinks Have questions? You can reach out directly to Isa Perry for more information at 801-525-5212 or isa@daviscountyutah.gov. Holiday Assistance: Whether you need help or are looking to give help, Davis County's new holiday assistance list is a great place to start! If you know of other local programs that should be added to this list, contact us at davislinks.org. Linking People. Lifting Communities. |
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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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*City Council and Planning 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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