Please join Murray City Power as we celebrate being a public power utility!

 Save the date for:

Thursday, September 15^th

4:00-6:30 pm

Murray City Park, Pavilion #5

As a public power utility (rather than a for- profit utility) Murray City Power delivers better reliability, provides local jobs, and contributes to Murray City’s general fund. Perhaps, to our customer, the biggest benefit is having a lower power bill each month, which is something to celebrate!

If you’re not following Murray City Power’s Facebook page, you should! In addition to our in-person public power celebration, we will be sharing energy savings tips and giving away prizes during the week of public power. Our Facebook page also includes outage information, employee recognition, and department information.

August 2022 Murray Public Works Update

Murray City Public Works crews and its contractors have completed several projects this spring and summer. Murray City replaced the waterline on 370 East north of Winchester. The water line replacement at Walden Hills drive is also nearing completion. Murray Street crews have reconstructed roadways on Belview Avenue and Afton Avenue. Mill and overlays on Main Street, Century Drive, and Commerce Drive from Vine Street to 5300 S have also been completed.

Mill and overlays on Fashion Boulevard from 6100 South to Winchester and Commerce Drive from 4100 South to 4800 South are expected to be completed by mid-August. Murray City concrete contractors have replaced curb and sidewalk along Halcyon Drive and adjoining streets. Reconstruction of 6240 South, 370 East, and Moon Ridge Drive are expected to be completed early this fall.

Vine Street from 1300 East to Van Winkle is largely complete. Small repairs and punch list work is underway. This project provided a new surface, sidewalks, bike lanes, and a center turn lane to encourage a safe and comfortable corridor for all users.

Several UDOT projects are on-going in Murray City. The State Street mill and overlay is underway and is replacing asphalt surfacing and replacing center medians from Winchester to 3000 South. Contact the project team at 385-386-3806 for any questions. In mid-August, UDOT will begin a mill and overlay on 4500 South from I-15 to 700 East.

City offices will be closed on Labor Day.

Make a fresh start for you and your pet! Salt Lake County Animal Services is providing an Amnesty Late License Fee Forgiveness Program for all pet licenses from Aug 1 - Oct 31, 2022. All residents in our jurisdiction are invited to take advantage of this program to get pet licenses up to date without having to pay a late penalty fee. ALL pets in Salt Lake County are eligible to receive a free microchip, licensing may apply.

How to License Online: Visit AdoptUtahPets.org and visit “Licensing”. If you have questions or need assistance, please email animal@slco.org, call 385-468-7387 and leave a message for the licensing department. Or come into Salt Lake County Animal Services, Tue-Sat, from 10 AM – 6 PM at 511 W 3900 S, SLC.

License Fees:

$15.00 – Sterilized pet license

$5.00 – Senior citizen license (Residents 60 years & older)

$40.00 – Unsterilized pet license