Springville Police K9 Officers Nomi and her partner/handler, Corporal Austin Johnson, are assigned to the Springville High School as K9 School Resource Officers. K9 Nomi is the first police K9 in the state of Utah to be trained to detect THC vapes, along with a set of illicit narcotics that could be present in local schools.

Stacey Child, Springville City Director of Parks and Recreation, with more than 25 years of experience serving community recreation needs, introduces the city’s VIP Adaptive Sports Program, which provides inclusive sports opportunities with a buddy system to support participants. Offerings include swimming, soccer, basketball, and baseball.

Parks & Recreation Director Stacey Child and Assistant Parks & Recreation Director Tyler Wilkins highlight PAR tax investment over the past three years has improved Springville City. Early projects included a new gazebo at City Park that has quickly become a popular gathering space for performances and the farmers market, and significant upgrades along Dry Creek Trail, where an irrigation canal was piped to create new green space and a park with a pavilion. The award-winning Cherry Ri...

Bruce Riddle describes his role as Assistant City Administrator and Finance Director. He addresses the basics of a city budget, including property taxes, sales taxes, service levels, fees versus rates, and the difference between one-time dollars and recurring revenue. Each of these factors contributes to a sustainable budget while maintaining the level of service that residents of Springville expect.

This episode is an update to the Springville City General Plan with Mayor Matt Packard and Director Josh Yost.

Bike Trail Etiquette and Active Transportation Plan with Council Members Snelson and Millsap

Power Director, Jason Miller and Mayor Matt Packard, discuss Springville Power and how it benefits Springville City.

City Engineer, Chris Wilson and Mayor Matt Packard various projects in town including the new Springville High School and the impact it will have on surrounding roads and traffic patterns, reasoning behind roundabouts, 1600 S I-15 exchange.

Chris Wilson, Springville City Engineer discusses the progress on the Dry Creek Parkway and I-15 Interchange (previously known as 1600 S.) with Project Engineer, Tyrel Edwards from UDOT.

Discussion between Heidi Udall, Superintendent of the Clyde Recreation Center (CRC) and Mayor Matt Packard on the benefits and programs of the CRC and what it does to promote physical health and mental wellbeing in Springville City. Also shares a brief history of why we have the CRC.