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to request information regarding Nibley city, call 435-752-0431.   To find answers to commonly asked questions and/or register comments or complaints, click HERE.

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PUBLIC HEARING
The Nibley City Council will hold a public hearing to receive comment on
the proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2012-13. This hearing will be held
Thursday, May 17, 2012, at 7:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter as can
reasonably begin. The hearing will be held at the Nibley City Offices,
455 W. 3200 S., Nibley, Utah.

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The MAYOR'S FIRST ANNUAL NIBLEY HERITAGE DAYS ART CONTEST AND SHOW
Mayor Gerald Knight is hosting the first annual Art Contest and Show during Heritage Days this year. All ages are invited to participate. All artist mediums are welcome including (but not limited to) oils, watercolor, pencil, pen and ink, photography, computer illustrations, textiles, and sculptures. Entries are due before Tuesday, June 12, and can be submitted to the Nibley City Offices during regular business hours. For more information, view the
Art Contest and Show flyer and Entry Form.

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REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR IMPACT FEE STUDY - Nibley City is looking for an experienced consultant to prepare an Impact Fee Facilities Study for park, sewer, and water facilities for the City of Nibley.  Additional information can be found by clicking HERE.

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MOUNTAIN CREST YOUTH FOOTBALL
Mountain Crest Youth Football registration is from June 1-30, 2012.  Don't miss this awesome opportunity to become a STANG!  Ages 7th-8th grade.  For more information and to download registration forms, go to: www.mountaincrestyouthfootball.org.
 

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RETENTION BASIN BEAUTIFICATION CONTEST
The Tree Board has come up with an excellent idea to enhance the landscaping of the retention basins on Main Street "Highway 165." The work will be done by volunteers who desire to "adopt a retention basin" or beautify the city. To determine the design of the basin, Mayor Gerald Knight is holding a contest for Nibley Residents. The winning designer will be awarded $300. You can obtain a copy of the rules for the contest by clicking on the following link:  
CONTEST RULES

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The winners of the "Why I Like Nibley" essay contest held by Mayor Gerald Knight were Mary Ellen Greenwood-Mather and Ron Hellstern.  The winning essays can be read below.
TAKING ROOT
WHY I LIKE NIBLEY'S HOLLOW ROAD NEIGHBORHOOD

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NIBLEY COMMUNITY GARDEN PLOTS NOW AVAILABLE

Do you wish you could have a garden, but don't have enough space or the ability to create one? Garden Plots are now available for the 2012 planting season at the Nibley Community Garden at the Morgan Farm. The garden is located at 770 W 2680 S, Nibley, directly south of Elkhorn Park. Applications are available at Nibley City Hall, USU Extension office, or on-line at Community Garden Application.

Please make checks payable to USU Extension. Checks and applications can be dropped off at Nibley City Office or mailed to USU Extension, 179 N Main Street, #111, Logan, UT 84321. For questions or more information, call USU Extension Office: 435-752-6263 or Bryan Hansen at 435-245-2168.

For those demonstrating need, registration fees may be waived partially or in full. General (10' X 20') gardening plot is $20 (plus a refundable $15 cleaning deposit) If you would like additional plots only a $20 registration is required for each additional plot. Permanent gardening plots and raised garden beds are also available. Automated Sprinkling System is provided at no additional cost.

Come and join the fun and grow some great vegetables along the way!. Planting begins 1st week of June.

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MAILBOXES:  Please keep the following design standards in mind when erecting mailboxes - Mailboxes using Masonary and
Mailboxes using Posts

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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.

Mayor Gerald Knight's 2012 Goals For Nibley City