In a recent government meeting, significant updates were shared regarding ongoing infrastructure projects and a heartfelt farewell to the city manager.

The Tusher Locust sewer line replacement project is progressing, with expectations to complete the work in the coming months. City officials acknowledged the disruptions faced by residents in the Tusher, Hillside, and Walker neighborhoods due to construction and water outages over the past few years. They expressed gratitude for the community's patience and understanding, promising improved infrastructure that would serve the area for decades.

Additionally, discussions highlighted the initiation of a code rewrite, with consultants for the Title 17 rewrite recently engaging with city council members. The consultants are expected to conduct further community engagement as they work on addressing local code issues.

The meeting took an emotional turn as the city manager announced her departure for a new position in Salt Lake City. She expressed deep gratitude for the opportunity to serve and the support she received from the council and staff. Her tenure was marked by a commitment to improving city operations, and her leadership was praised by council members who reflected on the positive changes during her time in office.

Plans for a farewell luncheon were discussed, allowing the community to bid farewell to the city manager. The council also outlined the timeline for hiring her successor, with intentions to begin the recruitment process soon, aiming for a new hire by fall.

The meeting underscored both the ongoing efforts to enhance city infrastructure and the personal connections formed within the council, marking a significant transition for the city as it prepares for new leadership.