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Council approves agreements for wildland fire reimbursements, connected vehicles and storm-drain reimbursement
Summary
Pleasant Grove Council unanimously approved three resolutions: an MOU with the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire, and State Lands for wildland fire response reimbursement (Resolution 2026-027); a cooperative agreement with UDOT to install a connected-vehicle system at six intersections (Resolution 2026-028); and a reimbursement agreement with Valley Grove Phase VII, LLC for storm-drain work (Resolution 2026-029).
Pleasant Grove City Council approved three intergovernmental and developer agreements on June 2 aimed at public-safety response, traffic signal technology and local drainage improvements.
Resolution 2026-027 authorizes the mayor to sign a memorandum of understanding with the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire, and State Lands for compensation when Pleasant Grove responds to wildland fires outside the city. Resolution 2026-028 authorizes a cooperative agreement with the Utah Department of Transportation to install a connected-vehicle system at six city-owned intersections and assist with onboard equipment for up to eight vehicles by mutual agreement; Fire Chief Drew Engemann noted devices can be transferred between vehicles. Resolution 2026-029 authorizes a reimbursement agreement with Valley Grove Phase VII, LLC for storm-drain infrastructure work related to the Valley Grove Flex VII development at North County Boulevard and 1300 West; the developer will front costs and the city will reimburse as described in the agreement. All three motions passed unanimously.
