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June 1st - August 31st

The Sandy and Hoodland Libraries offer summer reading for all ages!

The Mountain Festival Kids Events are BACK!!!

Sandy Parks and Recreation is happy to continue their support of Mountain Festival by providing 3 free youth community events. 

Events

Pet Show:  Bring your favorite pet!  It can be a dog, cat, goat, rooster or even your favorite stuffy!

• July 9th at 10:00am
• Cedar Park

Bike Derby:  Navigate your way to different stations that will show off your biking skills!

The Summer Sounds and Starlight Cinema is Sandy's annual "Concerts and Movies in the Park" event.  All concerts and movies are free events that take place at Meinig Park.  Concerts will start at 6:00pm and end at 8:00pm.  Movies will start at "Dusk".  For all of our Concerts there will be food and drinks available for purchase. 

Concerts:

July 16th-Johnny Limbo and the Lugnuts

July 30th-Jukebox Heroes

August 13th-The Revival Brothers Band

Movies:

July 25th-The Wild Robot

August 8th-The Goonies

Sandy is making historic reinvestments in our drinking water and wastewater systems, to ensure that our infrastructure can continue to serve our community for decades to come.

Click below to access information on Sandy Clean Waters (the wastewater improvement program), and the Drinking Water System Reinvestment program.

POSITION TITLE:             Community Service Officer

DEPARTMENT:                Police

FLSA STATUS:                   Non-exempt

SALARY RANGE:              130

REPRESENTATION:        Sandy Police Association

Ready, set, READ! We encourage readers of all ages to challenge themselves to become reading machines this winter. Sandy and Hoodland Libraries are participating in “Be a Reading Machine,” a reading challenge sponsored by Beanstack and Baker & Taylor.

We challenge our community to read and log at least 5 hours during the challenge. For logging your minutes read, you will earn fun, new badges. The top-performing libraries and schools will even win special prizes.

Hop on the Jolly Trolley!

Join us for a festive ride through Sandy’s most enchanting neighborhoods!

Dates: December 6th, 8th, 13th, 15th, and 22nd
Rides at: 5:30 PM & 7:00 PM
Meeting Location: Sandy Transit Operations Center (16610 Campion Way)

All aboard for a delightful journey on Sandy's holiday Trolleys, where you’ll marvel at the twinkling lights and festive decorations! Stop by Meinig Park for a special holiday treat and soak in the magical atmosphere.

The table in the PDF below shows vacant commercial and industrial buildings in Sandy along with their associated ERUs.  The ERUs are calculated based on the previous use of the property before it became vacant, and they indicate the size of wastewater system demand that can be accommodated at that site for a future business, under the terms of the City's consent decree with EPA and DEQ.

Tree removal within environmentally sensitive areas require a tree removal permit through the Flood and Slope Hazard (FSH) Overlay regulations as outlined in Chapter 17.60 of the Sandy Development Code. The City of Sandy must limit tree removal in such areas as to minimize public and private adverse impacts from flooding, erosion, landslides, and degradation of water quality.

If a tree is damaged during a storm or extreme weather event, the City advises that property owners take caution around impacted trees. It is always best to contact an ISA Certified Arborist to determine if the tree is a hazard and to determine what should be done. If the tree is still standing, but damaged, then a tree permit is required prior to removal if the tree would typically require a tree removal permit.