Monthly Newsletter - November 2020
In This Issue
  • COVID-19 Update
  • What About Chickens?
  • November Holiday Hours
  • Employee Recognition
  • Murray Library Hotspots
  • Humane Education About Animals
  • Tree Lighting Canceled
  • Public Works Message
  • WFWRD Newsletter
COVID-19 Updates
The health and safety of our employees, citizens and visitors is top priority! Murray City is working to ensure that we are operating in accordance with the State Health Department order, issued on Nov. 9, to reduce the transmission of COVID-19. If you have questions or want to learn more, visit: coronavirus.utah.gov
What About Chickens?
Murray City is seeking input about keeping chickens in residential zones. Please answer a few survey questions to let staff members know what you think!
Murray City November
Holiday Hours
City offices will be closed Thursday and Friday, Nov. 26-27, for the Thanksgiving Holiday. Offices will reopen for business as usual Monday, Nov. 30.

As always, our emergency services will continue to operate during this time.
Employee Recognition: Brittney Blackhurst
Mayor Camp is very pleased to recognize Brittney Blackhurst for her excellent service as the Assistant Customer Service Supervisor. Brittney has been an employee of the city for over five years and has amazing problem-solving and technical skills. Thanks for all you do, Brittney!
Pictured: Mayor Camp, Brittney Blackhurst, Finance Director Brenda Moore

Mobile Hotspots now at Murray Library
The Murray Library has added mobile hotspots to its collection.
A hotspot can be checked out and used as an internet connection for your laptop, phone or other wireless devices, and can be used anywhere that has cell service! The library is excited to offer these devices and hopes that it will help connect anyone out there that has limited access to the internet.

Mobile Hotspots are available now through the Hold Pickup Service to adults that have a Murray Library card in good standing. Please call the Murray Library at 801-264-2580 with questions or further information.
Humane Education Presentations
Murray City has a contract with Salt Lake County Animal Services to take care of animal issues within the city. Our residents benefit from all of the programs the County has to offer, including a VIRTUAL Humane Education Class. Designed for all age groups, the presentations demonstrate:

  • Basic Animal Care
  • Humane Treatment of Animals
  • Important Animal Safety Information
  • Careers in Animal Welfare
Tree Lighting Canceled
Public Works Message
REMEMBER: Winterize your irrigation system! With freezing temperatures your sprinkling system is at risk for major leaks. If you have not winterized your sprinkling system yet, please remember to do this as soon as possible.

AND: Please be aware that during the winter months parking is not allowed on any street after one hour from the commencement of snowfall until the completion of snow removal operations on the street. 

Click the link below for updates on current projects.
WFWRD Community Newsletter
Murray residents east of 900 East are in the Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling District (WFWRD). Read the community newsletter to learn about the final pickup date for Green Waste Containers in 2020!
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