Industrial Builders seeks expansion of Milford temporary RV park; council approves expansion pending documentation Industrial Builders told the Milford council it needs more RV park capacity to house arriving workers, proposing phased expansion, holding‑tank sewer operations and a revenue split that would slow payoff; council voted to approve expansion subject to review of plans and a written addendum.

Industrial Builders is set to expand Milford's temporary RV park to accommodate an influx of workers, but the plan hinges on a complex web of agreements and financial strategies.

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Milford Council agrees to draft support letter for Beaver County appeal of Pine Valley pipeline decision Beaver County representatives urged Milford to join an Interior Board of Land Appeals filing after the BLM issued a final EIS and record of decision approving a Pine Valley‑to‑Cedar City pipeline; councilors asked for draft language and agreed to return a letter by early April but made no funding commitment.

Beaver County officials are raising alarms over a rushed environmental review for a controversial 66-mile pipeline project, claiming it threatens local water sources and the Great Salt Lake basin.

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Milford council adopts Utah Wildland-Urban Fire Code ordinance amid HB48 uncertainty Milford City Council adopted Ordinance 3-20-26 adopting the Utah Wildland-Urban Fire Code after staff advised adoption was still appropriate despite pending map changes tied to House Bill 48; the measure passed unanimously on roll call.

Milford City Council has unanimously adopted a crucial fire safety ordinance, ensuring compliance amid ongoing legislative debates.

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Utah Forge project names new lead; outlines four-month circulation test and local outreach Utah Forge representatives updated the Milford City Council on a planned four-month closed-loop water circulation test to inform commercial geothermal operations and said the project has invested more than $660,000 in Beaver County; project founder Joe Moore introduced Dr. Christy McGlynn as his successor.

Exciting changes are underway at Utah Forge as Dr. Christy McGlynn steps in to lead a groundbreaking four-month water circulation test that could revolutionize geothermal energy in Beaver County!

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