In a recent council meeting held on August 1st, the city of Layton kicked off the session with a prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance, emphasizing community unity and gratitude for local first responders. Mayor K. led the opening, expressing appreciation for city employees and their dedication to public service.

Council member Roberts highlighted the success of recent community events, including the July 4th and Pioneer Days celebrations, and announced ongoing Friday evening festivities at Constitution Circle, featuring entertainment and family activities. The upcoming end-of-summer bash is scheduled for August 30th.

A significant announcement was made regarding a free movie screening titled \"Screenagers,\" aimed at raising awareness about vaping among teenagers and parents. This event, sponsored by Leighton Communities That Care, will take place on August 22nd and includes opportunities for community engagement and citizenship recovery credits for students.

In a moment of local pride, the council recognized Layton's own Olympian, Courtney Wyman, who qualified for the Olympics in the steeplechase. A community watch party is planned for her final medal run on August 6th, encouraging residents to show support.

Additionally, the North Davis Sewer District is hosting an open house on August 21st to showcase a significant infrastructure project aimed at improving water quality in the Great Salt Lake, inviting public participation.

The meeting concluded with a recognition ceremony for city employees celebrating 20 or more years of service, underscoring the city’s appreciation for their long-term commitment and contributions.