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Summer Fireworks / 4th of July Celebration

Sandy City is asking residents to exercise extreme caution during these dry stages so that the life and safety of everyone in the city may be upheld.

UDOT Construction Updates

What's going on with the UDOT road projects?

Household Hazardous Waste Collection

Household hazardous waste is anything in and around your home that is poisonous, flammable, corrosive, or toxic. These include pharmaceuticals, cleaning supplies, yard care chemicals, pesticides, fuels, batteries, oil, antifreeze, and electronics.

Mayor for a Day: Youth Essay Contest

What would you do if you were Sandy City's Mayor?

Behind the Badge: Keeping Sandy Safe

As we live,work and play in Sandy City, there are approximately 150 individuals dedicated to ensuring we do so safely: 112 sworn officers, 35 civilians and 65 crossing guards. Strong volunteer programs, such as the Sandy Police Explorer Post for youth 14-21 years old and our VIPs program (Volunteers in Police Service), complement those efforts.

2017 Legislature - Protecting Citizens' Rights

The phrase, “the government closest to the people governs best” comes to my mind every legislative session. In Sandy City, we use this phrase as a guiding principle, but also as a cautionary tale.

Giselle Sullivan (Firework Safety)

Last July, the Sullivan family celebrated the season with aerial fireworks. After an unexpected mishap, 6-year-old Giselle's life changed from a severe injury.

Miss Sandy 2016: Katie Ann Powell

Meet the 2016 Miss Sandy, Katie Ann Powell!

Mike Marett

Do you love the trees in Sandy? You have Mike Marett to thank for that! As the Urban Forester, Mike Marett has helped countless residents over the years and protected many of the great trees in the public spaces in Sandy.