Live Updates & Events

• Tuesday, May 8, 2012

  Slurry Sealing 100 W between 400 South and 100 South May 8th.

• Monday, April 30, 2012

  New City website in the news.

  The city website, www.springville.org, has had many more professional revisions through the years and recently had a reskin, which means it’s the same address with a new look and improved features.

  Read more:
  http://goo.gl/10UQw

• Monday, April 23, 2012

  Springville City Pool is temporarily closed.

  Pool Closure Update 4/24/12 – The pool was temporarily closed
  due to a mechanical problem with the boiler. The repairs have been made, but it
  is taking longer than expected  for the water temperature to return to normal.
  The pool will be open for their regular hours on Wednesday morning, April
  25th. Thank you for your patience.

• Friday, April 20, 2012

  U.S. Forest Service Burn Notice

  Everyone:

  The U.S. Forest Service is going to try and start  Bartholomew Canyon on fire again next week.

  FOREST OFFICIALS TO IMPLEMENT PRESCRIBED BURN 

  Provo, Utah, April 20, 2012 – Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National  Forest fire personnel plan to conduct a prescribed burn in the Bartholomew  Canyon area, Tuesday, April 24, 2012 – Friday, April 27, 2012, if weather and  burning conditions allow.  The project area is located approximately 7  miles northeast of Springville City. The burn unit will include approximately  380 acres.

  The prescribed burn is part of a vegetation project in this  area that included mechanical treatment over the last two years within 1500  acres of National Forest System lands.

  The oak and maple stands in the Bartholomew Canyon area are  mature and decadent. This project would enhance critical habitat for mule deer,  moose, elk, mountain goats, and wild turkeys.  This project will also help  minimize the risk of large-scale wildfires to private landowners, structures,  and natural resources within the area, by reducing hazardous fuels  accumulation.

  The method used for these projects is called “prescribed  burning” because the area will only be burned when certain pre-planned conditions exist.  Air temperature, relative humidity, fuel moisture, and  wind speed and direction are some of the requirements that must be met before  burning begins.  Prescribed burns will be ignited when fuel moistures and  weather forecasts allow for good smoke dispersal away from population centers.

  Roads and trails accessing the project will be temporarily  closed during the project to protect firefighters and the public.  Private  landowners will be allowed access to their property.  Smoke seen in nearby areas will be within the State’s clean air standards.

  For additional information contact the Spanish Fork Ranger
  District at 801-798-3571, or http://fs.usda.gov/uwcnf.
  Contact: Kathy Jo Pollock 801-558-8016

   

• Monday, April 9, 2012

  Follow Springville City on Twitter

  Twitter username is springvillecity

• Monday, April 9, 2012

  Welcome to the new Springville City website