Public Notices
The City Council has adopted the Budget for the 2011-2012 budget year. Click Here to review the budget.
2012 Meeting Schedule for Planning Commission and City Council.
Alpine City Events
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Jan 24
City Council 7:00pm @ City Hall
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Feb07
Planning Commission 7:00pm @ City Hall
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Feb 14
City Council 7:00pm @ City Hall
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Feb 20
Presidents Day - City Offices Closed
Neighborhood Watch Meeting
SNOW NOTICE
It is a violation of Alpine City and Highland City ordinance to park any vehicle on any City street from DECEMBER 1 TO MARCH 31 between the hours of 12:00 A.M. AND 8:00 A.M., and ANY TIME THERE IS SNOW IN THE STREET. Vehicles may be towed/removed at the owner’s expense. Cul-de-sacs that have vehicles parked in the street will NOT be plowed. It is also prohibited to deposit snow in the travel portion of a City street or to obstruct a public sidewalk with snow.
If you have visitors, please remember to inform them of these regulations. We appreciate your compliance to assist the City in maintaining safe and accessible streets during the winter months!! (Ord. No. 2006-19)
Alpine Youth Council
Applications now available. Visit the Youth Council page for more information.
Flatiron Gift to the Community
Flatiron Construction Corporation has been working hard to deliver the new Timpanogos Highway back to the residents of Alpine. We appreciate your patience and cooperation during this project. Flatiron has launched a website, SR92deals.com, to help Alpine residents continue to discover the many businesses offering products and services in your community. On the website you will find more discounts and coupons to use throughout the holiday season. Visit www.SR92deals.com
Mayor's Message
I would like to start this article by thanking all who ran for City Council. We had six great candidates and it was a close election. Congratulations to Kimberly, Mel and Will on their successful election to the council. We had a 25% turnout for the elec-tion.
Unfortunately, new council members coming in means old members going out. After 12 years on the council, Kent Hasting chose not to run again. He has been a strong asset to Alpine City and the Lone Peak Public Safety District. Jim Tracy also chose not to run again. He put in countless hours helping the community. I’m hoping that both will continue to serve in some form in the future. I am grateful to have worked along side of these fine gentlemen.
We recently made some changes to the way that we calculate funding for the fire/EMS portion of the Public Safety District. This new method will make the allocation even between the residents of Alpine, Highland and Cedar Hills. This change will lower our portion by $72,000. Welcome news!
I need to confess that the police were called on me on a Saturday afternoon. I was with a friend above the water tank in Lambert Park. I was well into the Forest Service property shooting handguns. Someone heard the shots and phoned it in. As I was outside the city limits, it was a legal place to be. You might hear me again. When I am up there, I make sure that I clean up all my brass and carry out my paper targets. I also hauled out someone else’s computer monitor that had been dumped, and a large piece of cardboard that someone had used for targets. I’ve never understand why someone would leave trash like that in such a beautiful area.




