Sandy City

10/15/2026

🚧 CONSTRUCTION ADVISORY 🚧

Tomorrow, Sandy City crews will be working to finish the recent paving project on 1300 E. between 10600 S. and Sego Lily Drive. Starting at 7 a.m., one lane will be closed at a time so they can grind down some pavement irregularities. The work is anticipated to finish by the afternoon.

10/15/2026

10/15/2026

Join us on Saturday, Nov. 7 at 10 a.m. for a fun and energizing race through the bright autumn colors of Lone Peak Park and surrounding neighborhoods.

Sign up here: https://loom.ly/peUGHy4

10/14/2026

Don't miss your chance to sign up for the upcoming season of Junior Jazz Basketball! 🏀

Registration page: https://loom.ly/peUGHy4

10/14/2026

UPDATE: Underground utility work at 1300 East and 8600 South is taking longer than originally anticipated. Crews now expect to complete the work around 9 p.m. Lane restrictions will remain in place until the work is finished. We appreciate your continued patience.

Sandy City Public Works will be conducting underground utility work at the 1300 East and 8600 South intersection on Thursday, Oct. 15.
Work will take place from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. During this time, one northbound lane and the turn lane will be closed at the intersection.

Drivers should expect delays and use caution when traveling through the work zone. Please allow extra travel time or consider an alternate route if possible.

Thank you for your patience while crews complete this necessary work.

10/14/2026

As Election Day approaches, political signs are popping up across Sandy. We respect everyone's right to political expression and ask residents and campaigns to help keep our community safe and looking its best.

When placing signs:
- Get permission from property owners before placing signs on private property or attaching them to fences.
- Keep sidewalks and traffic visibility clear.
- Avoid attaching signs to utility poles or traffic infrastructure.
- Follow applicable state and local sign regulations.

Sandy City enforces sign regulations consistently, regardless of candidate or campaign, and follows state-required notification procedures before removing signs. If a sign violates city code, the city will notify the sign owner to remove it. If it is not removed after 5 days the city will remove the sign and hold onto it for 30 days for the sign owner to pick up.
Thank you for helping keep Sandy safe and welcoming this election season!

Utah Election Sign Law: https://loom.ly/lCrAwic
Sandy Municipal Code: https://loom.ly/JQmqJ6k

10/13/2026

Thank you to residents who have reached out with concerns about sprinklers running during recent storms.
Sandy City uses smart irrigation systems that automatically adjust watering based on weather conditions to help conserve water. However, we've also experienced instances of individuals manually turning on sprinklers in our parks.
As temperatures begin to drop, our crews will also start winterizing irrigation systems. You may see sprinklers running as crews clear water from the lines to prevent freezing.
If you notice sprinklers running unexpectedly, please report it to police dispatch at 801-799-3000 so our crews can investigate.
We appreciate residents looking out for our parks and helping us use water responsibly!

10/13/2026

Mail-in ballots for the 2026 General Election are being sent to voters beginning today.

Ballots can be returned by mail or at official ballot drop boxes located at Sandy City Hall, the Sandy Senior Center or the White City Water Improvement District (999 E. Galena Drive).

We have also mailed a Voter Information Guide to residents regarding the general obligation bond proposition that will appear on the ballot.

You can also view the digital Voter Information Guide here: https://loom.ly/ndTRSE4

10/12/2026

Our last food truck night of the year is TONIGHT at Amphitheater Park! Come on out and enjoy some tasty food, rain or shine!

10/12/2026

Today, Sandy City recognizes Indigenous Peoples' Day and honors the rich histories, cultures and contributions of Indigenous peoples.

For generations, Indigenous communities have preserved traditions, languages, knowledge and stories that continue to shape and strengthen our communities.
Utah is home to eight federally recognized Tribal nations, including Ute, Paiute, Goshute, Shoshone and Navajo communities. Learn more about Utah's Indigenous communities: https://loom.ly/wcqhOIw