City of Logan Government

11/05/2026

🥧 Feast Without the Fatigue: How to Eat Through the Holidays and Still Feel Good!

The holiday season is right around the corner, and it should be filled with joy—not digestive stress or guilt!

Join us at the Logan Library for a realistic, fluff-free look at navigating holiday tables while keeping your energy steady and your body feeling great.

No rigid restrictions here. Learn the exact strategies to enjoy your seasonal favorites, support your gut health, and finish the year feeling balanced and vibrant.

✨ What We’ll Cover:
Party Blueprint, Smart Swaps, Bloat Defense, & Energy Balance.

📅 When & Where:
Date: Thursday, November 12th
Time: 6:00 PM
Location: Logan Library
Cost: $3 for Seniors (60+) / $4 for General Admission (18-59)

Give yourself the gift of stress-free healthy holiday habits before the rush begins!
👉 Registration link in bio.

11/04/2026

The temperature is dropping, and so is our next newsletter! Get ready for the November edition of the Logan City Parks & Rec Monthly Newsletter! 📬✨

We are excited to continue our Employee Spotlight series! Our team members bundle up and work hard all year long to keep Logan beautiful and active—come meet the faces behind the magic. 👷‍♂️❤️

Here is a sneak peek of what else is inside this issue:
🏀 Winter Programs: Registration details for Winter Jr. Jazz, Adult Basketball, and more!

⛸️ Laub Plaza Ice Rink: Opening day details (mark your calendars for the weekend before Thanksgiving! 🎉) plus a full breakdown of holiday hours and session times.

🗺️ Parks & Trails: Crucial seasonal updates as we prep our outdoor spaces for the winter snow.

Don't stay out in the cold—get the scoop sent straight to your inbox!
👉 Click the links in our bio to subscribe to the newsletter today and secure your winter program spots on the Logan Activity Registration Portal! 📲

11/03/2026

Logan City Police Department is reminding us all about upcoming winter parking restrictions. November 15th will be here before you know it!

11/03/2026

The majority of work our Light and Power crew does is behind the scenes -- from our administrative assistant, system operators, utility planners, GIS specialists and billing editors down to our subtechs, line and metering crews -- they all help to make sure that we can continue to supply electricity to your homes and businesses.

In September alone, our foreman and lineman successfully and SAFELY completed seven major power line projects, replaced many power poles (with VERY minimal service disruptions), and our trouble crews handled multiple service upgrades, new installations for power service, and daily service and emergency calls.

The work they all do is what makes us have exceptionally reliable and relatively inexpensive power rates. And because we are public power, every cent you pay into your electric bill goes back to the City for the operation and maintenance of the systems that provide services like reliable power to YOU!! Next time you see them out working, give them a nod for the work they do!

10/27/2026

🎃 KEEP IN MIND TO BE KIND THIS HALLOWEEN! 👻

Halloween is an exciting time for children and families, but not every child experiences trick-or-treating the same way. ❤️

As the final week of Halloween festivities are underway, let us all welcome trick-or-treaters, remember:

🗣️ Not every child will say “trick-or-treat.” Some children may have communication challenges and express themselves differently.

🍬 Some children may take extra time choosing candy. Patience and understanding can make the experience more comfortable for children with executive functioning challenges.

🎭 Not every child will wear a costume. Sensory sensitivities or other needs may make costumes uncomfortable or difficult to wear.

🧡 You’re never too old to enjoy being a kid! Older children and teens may still find joy in trick-or-treating, and a little kindness can go a long way.

This Halloween, let's create a welcoming community where every child feels safe, accepted, and included. You may not know what challenges someone is facing, but you can always choose kindness.

Be kind. Be patient. Include everyone.

From all of us at Logan Emergency Management, have a safe and happy Halloween! 🎃

10/26/2026

Paving on SR-165, scheduled for yesterday, was delayed because the paving materials were delayed. They will be paving the rest of SR-165 TODAY from 10 AM to 2 PM. Only one lane will be open in each direction on Main Street/SR-165. Please use alternate routes where possible.

1200 South Construction Update | Logan City and Providence City

UPDATE 10/26/2026: Paving on SR-165, scheduled for yesterday, was delayed because the paving materials were delayed. They will be paving the rest of SR-165 TODAY from 10 AM to 2 PM. Only one lane will be open in each direction on Main Street/SR-165. Please use alternate routes where possible.

Construction on the 1200 South Sewer Replacement Project is nearing completion! All work is anticipated to be completed, with all traffic restrictions lifted, by the evening of October 31. To meet this schedule, crews will be working every day during daylight hours through project completion. Please use caution when traveling through the work zone to help keep crews and fellow motorists safe!
Please plan for the following paving activities and traffic impacts:

🔸Sunday, October 25, 10 AM–2 PM — SR-165/Main Street: Paving on the first section of SR-165 was completed successfully this past week. Crews will return on October 25, 10 AM–2 PM, to complete the remaining paving. One lane will remain open in each direction during this work.
🔸Tuesday, October 27 — 1200 South: Crews will pave 1200 South. Traffic will remain limited to westbound travel only. Business access will be maintained when possible, but during paving, cars will not be able to drive on the road near business entrances for periods of time throughout the day.

Following paving, crews will complete the remaining restoration work.

**All construction schedules are weather-dependent and subject to change.

Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation as crews complete these improvements!

10/24/2026

⚠️ TRAIL CLOSURE ALERT ⚠️

The Logan Canyon Canal Trail will be closed from Monday, Oct 26 through Friday, Oct 30.

Utah State University will be conducting a hydro-mulching process along the trail behind Herm's Inn and Canyon Road Memorial Park.

Please avoid the area and use alternative routes for your safety.

The trail is projected to reopen on Saturday, Oct 31.
Thanks for your patience as we work to keep our local trails beautiful and sustainable! 🌲🏔️

10/24/2026

1200 South Construction Update | Logan City and Providence City

UPDATE 10/26/2026: Paving on SR-165, scheduled for yesterday, was delayed because the paving materials were delayed. They will be paving the rest of SR-165 TODAY from 10 AM to 2 PM. Only one lane will be open in each direction on Main Street/SR-165. Please use alternate routes where possible.

Construction on the 1200 South Sewer Replacement Project is nearing completion! All work is anticipated to be completed, with all traffic restrictions lifted, by the evening of October 31. To meet this schedule, crews will be working every day during daylight hours through project completion. Please use caution when traveling through the work zone to help keep crews and fellow motorists safe!
Please plan for the following paving activities and traffic impacts:

🔸Sunday, October 25, 10 AM–2 PM — SR-165/Main Street: Paving on the first section of SR-165 was completed successfully this past week. Crews will return on October 25, 10 AM–2 PM, to complete the remaining paving. One lane will remain open in each direction during this work.
🔸Tuesday, October 27 — 1200 South: Crews will pave 1200 South. Traffic will remain limited to westbound travel only. Business access will be maintained when possible, but during paving, cars will not be able to drive on the road near business entrances for periods of time throughout the day.

Following paving, crews will complete the remaining restoration work.

**All construction schedules are weather-dependent and subject to change.

Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation as crews complete these improvements!

10/22/2026

Let's talk about contamination.

There is 'clamshells in the recycling' kind of contamination where the clamshells are sorted out and thrown away - very little impact on the recyclable material (but remember, #1 & 2 plastic bottles only).

There is 'green waste in the recycling' kind of contamination where more recyclable material falls victim to contamination (PLEASE leave green waste, food waste, and garbage OUT of the recycling).

And then there is 'paint in the recycling' kind of contamination that causes whole truckloads of recycling to be thrown away as garbage AND expensive cleaning that has to take place. We aren't sure why we need to say it, but PAINT ABSOLUTELY DOES NOT BELONG IN THE REYCLING!!!

Our recycling is taken to an independent business local to Cache County to be processed. More than the loss of a whole truck full of recycling, this is really hard on a their operations. PLEASE make sure you are only putting recyclable items in the recycling containers.