Willard awarded federal support for 750 North Hop Trail crossing; city match about $10,008 A long‑running federal grant for a Hop Trail crossing at 750 North has been approved for additional funds; updated project costs put total near $250,000 and Willard’s local match is about $10,008. Council signaled support to include the match in next year’s streets budget.

Willard's Hop Trail crossing project is set to receive a major funding boost, but costs have soared to nearly $250,000, prompting a local match of just over $10,000!

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Willard council reinstates prior UTA tax ordinance to avoid legal exposure After hearing that state or interlocal rules left the city liable for back taxes, the council voted to repeal Ordinance 2024-03 and reinstate Ordinance 2007‑b and adopt a local cooperation agreement with the Utah Transit Authority to protect the city from retroactive liabilities.

Willard's council has taken action to reinstate a crucial transit tax ordinance to shield the city from potential back taxes after revealing legal risks associated with their previous repeal.

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Willard council approves Orchard Subdivision Phase 3 and adopts zoning-code changes The Willard City Council approved the final plat for Orchard Subdivision Phase 3 and adopted two zoning-code amendments that change how subdivision improvements are guaranteed and permit limited deferments of sidewalks and curb-and-gutter under specific conditions. Council also approved a cemetery bench dedication and appointed a land-use hearing officer.

The Willard City Council has greenlit Phase 3 of the Orchard Subdivision, paving the way for 28 new lots while introducing new zoning codes that could reshape community development!

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