Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Monday -
Friday
NIBLEY CITY'S MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of Nibley City
is to make life better for its citizens
by fostering community cooperation
so residents, businesses, and government work together
to develop the City in harmony with its natural
environment, historical surroundings, and in accordance
with the values and vision of the community
as set forth in the General Plan.
The City will provide fiscally sound municipal services
for a safe, attractive, creative, and viable community.
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICES:
Thursday, August 26 at City Hall
(625 W. 3200 S.)
· 6:15 p.m. - Public Hearing to receive comments about the adjustments to the current
year General Fund Budget
· 7:00 p.m. - Public Hearing to receive comments about a proposed new building to
accommodate the city offices, Justice Court and community center room.
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To view the results of a study that was recently conducted to assess the
Nibley City office space needs and options, click
HERE.
To review a list of FAQs about the proposed new
city building,
click
HERE.
NIBLEY CITY HERITAGE DAYS
was held June 14-19. Thanks to the many hands and effort that contributed to the successful event!
Check out
PHOTOS from the Jon Schmidt concert
and fireworks display, provided by Roger Cullumber.
Due to weather, the Family
Swim Night was rescheduled for September 8. The event will be held at the
Logan Aquatic Center (451 S., 500 W. in Logan) from 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. Wrist
bands are $1 and can be purchased at the City Office before the event. The
wrist bands cannot be purchased at the pool.
Mosquito Control: Abatement activities (larvacide
and surveillance) and fogging (adult control) are underway. Fogging in Nibley will occur on Wednesday evenings throughout the
summer months.
Millville-Nibley Cemetery is a service district independent of Millville
City. It is located within the Millville City limits at approximately
250 East 100 North. For more information, contact
David Dickey at
(435) 753-2325.
|
Click
HERE
for Mayor Gerald Knight's
2010 Goals For Nibley City |
