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Midvale to stay with UPD, but concerns remain

Jul 27, 2020 11:42AM ● By Erin Dixon

Rising operating costs of police departments made Midvale City officials pause and discuss the future of the police force in the city.

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Governor Herbert announces mask requirement for teachers and students at Utah schools this fall

Jul 09, 2020 01:36PM ● By Justin Adams

Teachers, students and faculty will be required to wear face masks at school to help slow the spread of COVID-19.

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‘Beloved mayor,’ trailblazer dies after serving Midvale 68 years

Jul 01, 2020 01:08PM ● By Julie Slama

Midvale’s first female mayor dies at age 82, leaving her hometown to “see successes for decades to come.”

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Midvale Police Chief, residents share thoughts on state of police work in the city

Jun 29, 2020 10:41AM ● By Erin Dixon

What are police officers like in Midvale? Is the city as racially torn as other places in the United States?

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First month of sales tax numbers show uneven impacts of COVID-19

Jun 25, 2020 12:14PM ● By Justin Adams

A partially closed economy had a much different on some cities than it had on others.

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Waste collection fees, taxes may be rising in Midvale

Jun 22, 2020 11:30AM ● By Erin Dixon

Midvale City has paid off a bond and plans to recapture that money through a tax increase. There is also an increase in waste collection fees.

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Lifesaving medication now becomes affordable, accessible

Jun 15, 2020 01:54PM ● By Cassie Goff

Access to affordable insulin is now law in Utah, as H.B. 207 will take effect June 1.

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Midvale grapples with police cost

Jun 11, 2020 12:19PM ● By Erin Dixon

Unified Police continues to raise costs. Read here what Midvale City had to say about it.

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Midvale budget discussion forges ahead amidst economic uncertainty

Jun 01, 2020 10:44AM ● By Erin Dixon

Midvale City will need to use some reserve funds to recover some of the revenue lost due to COVID-19 pandemic.

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Sounds familiar: local reports on the 1918 influenza pandemic

May 21, 2020 11:01AM ● By Alison Brimley

More than 100 years ago, the Spanish flu inspired many of the same policy changes and attitudes that COVID-19 is now causing in Utah and across the country. How did West Jordan react in 1918?

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