Spanish Fork Chamber announces July events including new disc golf tournament

The Spanish Fork City Council meeting on July 1, 2025, highlighted several community-focused initiatives and events, emphasizing the city's commitment to fostering local engagement and safety.

One of the key discussions centered around upcoming events organized by the Spanish Fork and Salem Chamber of Commerce. Kathleen Levitt, the Chamber president, announced a series of activities, including a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new business, Utah Health Insurance Advisors, on July 9, and a women in business paint night at the Tilted Kiln the same day. These events aim to strengthen community ties and support local businesses.

Councilman Took shared his positive experience at Tabitha's Way's 15th anniversary celebration, praising the organization's impact on the community. He also commended city staff for their efforts in repairing the walking trail at Poplar Park, enhancing recreational opportunities for residents.

Fireworks safety was another significant topic, as Councilman Oiler addressed concerns from residents regarding fire hazards during the upcoming July 4 and July 24 celebrations. He clarified that while the city cannot ban fireworks entirely due to state law, it has implemented fire restrictions in certain areas. Residents were reminded to be mindful of safety and to respect their neighbors, especially those with pets.

Councilwoman Beck highlighted the upcoming Fiesta Days, a cherished local tradition, and introduced the 2025 Grand Marshals, Richard and Tamara Davis, who have dedicated years to community service. The council expressed excitement for the festivities, which will include a variety of events, such as a new disc golf tournament and the popular baby contest.

The meeting concluded with a strong sense of community spirit, as council members encouraged residents to participate in the upcoming events and to continue supporting local initiatives. The council's discussions underscored the importance of community engagement and safety as Spanish Fork prepares for a vibrant summer filled with celebrations.