It's almost time to sign up for summer activities! Residents can begin signing up on Monday April 30th, non-residents can begin signing up on Monday May 7th. The quickest and easiest way to register is online at http://webtrac.farmington.utah.gov/wbwsc/webtrac.wsc/wbsplash.html?wbp=1 . If you don't know or remember your username and password contact Parks & Rec at (801) 451-0953 and they will get you your login information to get you ready for Monday. If you have never registered for anything with Parks & Rec creating an account is easy, just go to http://webtrac.farmington.utah.gov/wbwsc/webtrac.wsc/wbsplash.html?wbp=1  Click on "Create an Account" and follow the instructions.

The activites that will be available for registration are: Swim Lessons, Tennis (Adult & Youth), Archery & Boy Scout Merit Badge classes (Swimming & Lifesaving). Along with any other activities we have already started registering participants for.

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Farmington Canyon road in Davis County will be closed through August 2012, or longer. The Federal Highway Administration (FHA) has issued a positive finding to the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest and will assist with funding for the repair work on the Farmington Canyon road. The Federal Highway Administration is reviewing the repair plans, and will determine the amount of specific funding the Forest will receive for Farmington Canyon and other flood damaged roads on the forest.

The 2012 Curbside Recycling Calendar is now available by clicking here. 

Main Street in Farmington has just been added to the National Registry of Historic Places. To view a short video about the recognition please click on the following link. 

FARMINGTON MAIN STREET VIDEO

UDOT is beginning an Environmental Study on a project to connect the express lanes on I-15 in central Davis County to those in Salt Lake County, and to construct new Express Lanes from Layton in north Davis County to Riverdale in Weber County. The purpose of this project is to better meet the needs of the commuters in this area and is in no way tied to the West Davis Corridor project. To learn more please visit the UDOT project site at http://www.udot.utah.gov/i15weberdavis.

The City has developed a new interactive mapping application that you can use to look up zoning information, land use, subdivisions, trails, buildings, parcels, and garbage days. Please take a moment to check it out and give us feedback! You can send comments and suggestions about the map to support@farmington.utah.gov. This new mapping application was developed to help answer common questions and reduce the time it takes to lookup zoning and land use information online. It also reduces the time and cost associated with printing paper maps.            Click here to view the map!

The June edition of the Zions Bank Community Magazine has a great article about Farmington City. Please take a moment to read the article by clicking on the following link. The community profile is on page 30. 

https://www.zionsbank.com/pdfs/community-mayjun-2011.pdf

The Farmington City Police Depatment has made available a prescription drug drop off box in the front lobby of the police station located at 286 South 200 East. You can drop off any expired or unneeded medications there anytime. Disposing of expired and unneeded prescription drugs is a safe way to keep them away from drug abusers and out of the reach of children. For more information you may contact the Farmington Police Department directly at 801-451-5453.