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Paul Hunt newest member of Midvale City Council

Paul Hunt was sworn in as Midvale’s newest city councilmember on January 3. Photo courtesy of Midvale City.

After a close race that came down to 38 votes, Paul Hunt was elected in November to be the new representative for Midvale City’s Council District 3. The seat for District 3 opened up when Brent Moore decided not to run again after serving two ...

Mayor, council urge residents to attend Citizen’s Academy

Mayor JoAnn Seghini (left

The Unified Police Department’s annual Citizen’s Academy will take place in September 2012 and is open for signup now. The program is a free 10 week course that is designed to give citizens a more in-depth knowledge of the Unified Police ...

Community Council of Midvale City elects officers, seeking new members

From left: Treasurer Bruce Boggess, 1st Vice Chair Shane Liedtke, Chair Candy Tippets, Secretary Daisy Jones and 2nd Vice Chair Roger Robinson.

The Community Council of Midvale City elected new officers on December 7, 2011. Candy Tippets was unanimously elected to be the council’s Chair for the next year. Shane Liedtke will be her 1st Vice Chair. Roger Robinson and Bruce Boggess are s...

Safe kids at Midvale Elementary

The Meinzer family celebrates International Walk to School Day by proudly reminding cars to yield to pedestrians.

Midvale City was recently awarded a $25,000 grant to address pedestrian safety at Midvale Elementary from Safe Kids USA and its program sponsor, FedEx. The grant was announced at the school’s celebration of International Walk to School Day on ...

Bowery Pavilions Amphitheater rental fees jump more than 300 percent

City officials are raising the rental fees at the bowery to try to curb problems with people leaving messes and committing noise ordinance violations.

Renting the Bowery Pavilions Amphitheater at the Midvale City Park will come at a much higher cost this year. Mayor JoAnn Seghini and the city council recently decided to raise rental fees for the Bowery from $45 to $150 for residents and $200 for n...

Free family movie night

The monthly “Friday Night Movies” series continues Fri. Jan. 27 at 7 p.m. in the multipurpose room of the Copperview Recreation Center, at 8446 South Harrison Street in Midvale. Families are encouraged to come early and bring bla...

Nonprofit outdoor company moves to Midvale

The nonprofit outdoor recreation company Gear to Grow recently relocated to Midvale.

Gear to Grow is a non-profit organization that gives donated used sporting equipment to those in need of it. Recently, the organization moved to Midvale, 660 West 7250 South. Originally the warehouse was in Sandy, but owners relocated to Midvale bec...