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Asked about how the city council coordinates with other local governments in Cache County.
Logan Municipal Council — May 19, 2026→A resident thanked the Council for their work on city infrastructure and expressed trust in their decision-making regarding the proposed tax increase.
Logan Municipal Council — May 5, 2026→Requested modifications to the water pipe project to protect trees and improve sidewalk safety.
Logan Municipal Council — July 15, 2025→Expressed concern over the use of bonds for infrastructure and the prioritization of profit over people.
Former council member suggested improvements for traffic flow on 200 East and 7th North.
Logan Municipal Council Meeting — February 4, 2025→Over the weekend, power outages occurred across the state of Utah.While Southern Utah can attribute many of its power outages to fires, those in Northern Utah are experiencing them due to overheated...
Officials with the City of Logan and the Utah Department of Transportation recently issued updates on the First Dam Tank and Waterline project and the Logan Canyon Fiber project, respectively.
A bipartisan group of 11 Western governors signed a letter endorsing the establishment of a multi-state task force to develop a study and action plan to update the region’s energy grid.
Letter: Why are we poised to build enormous AI infrastructure before we’ve decided what rules should govern the technology it supports?
WASHINGTON, D.C. – With Utah’s ongoing drought as motivation, U.S. Sen. John Curtis has introduced bi-partisan legislation to help protect Americans’ drinking water infrastructure during periods of extreme heat or cold.
Neighbors say goodbye as Logan City cuts down century-old trees for new water infrastructure FOX 13 News Utah
Here’s when century-old northern Utah trees will be chopped down for a waterline project The Salt Lake Tribune
Logan City protects fire hydrants with plastic bags The Herald Journal
Logan City Council to vote on $630M natural gas plant, second major power project in 2 months KSL News
We toured the Logan Fire Department's new headquarters. Here's what we learned Utah Public Radio