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Cedar Fort schedules April 29 cemetery cleanup; volunteers asked to bring tools

Town of Cedar Fort Cemetery Committee · April 6, 2026
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Summary

The Cedar Fort Town Cemetery Committee set a community cleanup for April 29, identified tasks (marking burial locations, weed trimming, removal of deteriorated items), and discussed supplies, volunteer coordination, and spraying the site the week before the event.

The Town of Cedar Fort Cemetery Committee scheduled a community cemetery cleanup for April 29 during its April 6 meeting and asked volunteers to help with a range of tasks intended to improve site maintenance and identify burial locations.

Committee members outlined specific tasks for the service project: placing rocks to mark burial locations, weed trimming and general cleanup, removing unwanted or deteriorated items, and addressing sprinkler and bench repairs. The group discussed coordination with youth groups and community volunteers and noted the need for supplies such as gloves, garbage bags and tools; volunteers were encouraged to bring personal yard equipment. The committee said Sons and Daughters may provide gravel and possibly refreshments.

The committee also noted that spraying of the cemetery, park and recreation center was scheduled for the Wednesday before the cleanup. Members discussed responsibility and authority for removing old decorations from graves and emphasized ongoing maintenance issues including weeds, sagebrush, broken benches and sprinkler problems. No public comments were received at the meeting regarding the cleanup.

The committee plans to organize supplies and volunteers ahead of the April 29 event and to continue addressing site maintenance issues in future meetings.