The Pleasant Grove City Council convened for a work session on September 16, 2025, to discuss ongoing and upcoming infrastructure projects, as well as community enhancements. The meeting focused on various public works initiatives aimed at improving the city’s infrastructure and services.

The session began with updates on several significant projects. The completion of the storm drain outfall for the American Fork Canyon legacy project was highlighted, with an investment of $10 million. This project, along with the nearly finished channel of the lake, is expected to enhance water management in the area. The council noted that the irrigation season's end in mid-October would allow for final adjustments and the installation of meters to regulate water flow.

Further discussions included the ongoing roadwork on 1520 West, which is set to be paved in the coming weeks, and the initiation of a storm drain project on 2800 North. The council emphasized the importance of these projects as part of a broader $50 million investment in community infrastructure.

The meeting also addressed the status of the PI meter project, which is nearing completion. This project aims to integrate water usage data into the city’s billing system, allowing residents to monitor their consumption more effectively.

In addition to infrastructure updates, the council discussed plans for the Battle Creek Parking Lot, which is undergoing design for expansion to accommodate more vehicles, including horse trailers. The anticipated completion date for this project is next summer, around Memorial Day.

The council also touched on the downtown lighting project, which is currently in the planning phase. The installation of new lights is expected to begin by December 1, although the timeline may not align with the upcoming holiday season. The council expressed the need to ensure that the lighting project aligns with the long-term vision for downtown, as a consultant is being engaged to provide recommendations on overall improvements.

Overall, the meeting underscored the city council's commitment to enhancing Pleasant Grove's infrastructure and community amenities, with multiple projects in various stages of development aimed at fostering growth and resilience in the city. The council plans to continue monitoring these initiatives and will provide updates in future sessions.