Citywide Spring Cleanup Program

The citywide Spring Cleanup program is available to all Kaysville City residents at no extra cost. Items must be placed on the curb by 6:00 a.m. on Monday, April 13th, 2020. 

This is a one-day collection only. Please have items bundled together, b...

KAYSVILLE CITY OFFICES ACCESSIBLE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY & UPDATED BUSINESS HOURS

KAYSVILLE CITY OFFICES

ACCESSIBLE

BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

To further mitigate the spread of COVID-19, Kaysville City will limit public access to Kaysville City Hall and Police Department and all other City buildings and will

serve the needs of the public via phon...

Keeping Kaysville Safe Outside

Kaysville City is committed to helping our residents stay safe and healthy during this time. Some of the best assets in our city are beautiful parks and open spaces and we want individuals and families to be able to enjoy them safely. The grassy areas and...

KAYSVILLE CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS HELD ELECTRONICALLY

POSTED March 19, 2020

KAYSVILLE CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS HELD ELECTRONICALLY AFTER UTAH EXECUTIVE ORDER IS ISSUED BY GOVERNOR HERBERT

Governor Gary Herbert has issued an executive order that enables local governments in the State of Utah to allow for electroni...

“Stay Safe, Stay Home” directive in effect statewide to slow COVID-19.

Governor Herbert announces “Stay Safe, Stay Home” directive will be in effect statewide until April 13th, 2020.

Effective immediately: Utahns are expected to stay home whenever possible.

Businesses that remain open are reminded to ...off...

By the order of the Davis County Health Department

Kaysville Parks and Recreation Events and Program Updates

Kaysville Parks and Recreation Events and Program Updates

In an effort to remain consistent with national guidelines the following changes are being made to our programs, events and facilities.

Programs suspended: All dates an...

Kaysville Fire Department Safety Precautions

Effective immediately, the Kaysville Fire Department will be limiting our interactions with the public in light of the spread of the coronavirus. This is to protect the health of our department members to ensure that essential services are still readily a...

DDW Statement on Coronavirus and Utah Drinking Water

SALT LAKE CITY – The Utah Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) wants residents to know that their public water supply is safe. In the case of quarantine or outbreak related to the coronavirus, public drinking water systems are designed to c...

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