Utah's Hometown ~ Baseball, hot dogs and apple pie -- we don't just say it, we live it! Kaysville is the type of city people love to call home. An active community where traditions are kept, families are valued, and citizens enjoy a sense of belonging and the spirit of community.
We're uniquely situated and conveniently located "in the middle of everything." Kaysville isn't just a great place to live, it's a great place to do business. Great accessibility and low taxes are just some of the benefits our businesses enjoy. It's obvious why Kaysville has become Utah's Hometown. Come see what all of the fuss is about.
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City Highlights
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First Movie This Year - May 19, 2012 at dusk
Featuring The Adventures of TinTin.
Come join the fun at Heritage Park (150 North Fairfield Road). Free movies in the park all summer long. Bring your family and friends! Blankets preferred but chairs are welcome in the back. Concession stand available with popcorn, candy and drinks.
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Monday, May 28, at 10:00 a.m.
A special Memorial Day program will be presented at the Cemetery featuring the DHS drum line, American Legion Post 27 flag ceremony, and speaker, LaMar Buckner. This will be held on the south end of the Cemetery and lasts about 30 minutes.
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Saturday, June 2 (8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.)
Weber Basin Water Conservancy District announces their annual Garden Fair, held at 2837 East Highway 193, Layton. Come by and see the Learning Garden, talk to experts which include: nursery representatives, USU Extension, irrigation experts, and other landscape product experts. Learn how to improve your home landscape and reduce your water needs. Activities include: Larry Sagers and the KSL Greenhouse Show broadcasting live from the Garden (8:00 to 11:00 a.m.), Classes (Irrigation Made Easy, Tips for Green, Healthy Lawns, The Best Shrubs for Your Yard, Native Plants, Landscape Design Principles, Larry's Favorite Perrennials), local vendors with great products (demonstrations and examples to see), Water Treatment and Learning Garden tours, expert landscaping advice from local experts and companies, purchase great plants from local growers, free activities and face painting for kids (9:00 to noon), free cotton candy, hot dogs and drinks after 10:00 a.m. Visit www.weberbasin.com for details.
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Seeking nominations for 2012 Unsung Hero
Around the Independence Day holiday, Kaysville City honors a citizen for the service they have provided to our community. If you have recommendatons for this year's unsung hero, submit nominations to Mayor Steve Hiatt at mayor.hiatt@kaysvillecity.com by June 15, 2012.
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For Kaysville City residents only
Clean fill dirt is now available for delivery at no charge to Kaysville City residents. This dirt has a clay consistency and is not topsoil. The dirt comes from excess in the Cemetery and is available based solely on the random occurrence of interments. Loads will be delivered during normal business hours Monday through Friday and the person receiving the dirt must indicate the exact location where it should be dumped and take the entire delivered load (approximately three cubic yards). The load will not be dumped in the street or on a public sidewalk. Only one load is allowed per residence. The City will not be held responsible nor liable for any inadvertent damage during delivery of the load. If interested, contact Dave Gast at 801-807-9805 to put your name on the delivery list.
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