I regularly get asked how people can sign up to get the monthly Ivins City Newsletter emailed to them. You can sign up on the City website at www.Ivins.com to get an email notification with a link to the newsletter when each month’s issue comes out.
The sign-up link is near the top and far right of the home page under the city logo – look for “Subscribe to Newsletter”. Here’s a screen shot. I marked the link with a yellow arrow.
The newsletter has information about current issues the City is working on, announcements, preliminary agendas for the next two Planning commission and City Council meetings, school updates (Vista School and Red Mountain Elementary), upcoming Parks & Recreation activities and events, a monthly Public Works update, planned arts events in the city during the month, information from the Animal Shelter & Adoption Center, and contact information for City departments and more.
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Recent “Community Events” posts
- The Mayor says – Even When We Disagree…PDF đź“„I’m honored to share this endorsement from Ivins Mayor Chris Hart. “Although we don’t agree on every issue, I have come to deeply appreciate and respect Mike Scott for his commitment to Ivins and its residents as demonstrated by the effort and expertise he contributes to City Council actions and by his unwavering support…
- Property Tax Increase Public HearingPDF đź“„Ivins will hold a formal public hearing on a proposed property tax increase on August 14 at 6:00 PM at City Hall (85 N Main St). For more information, see “Why a Property Tax Increase Is On The Table.” Here is the Zoom link for the public hearing if you want to participate but…
- City Council Candidate ForumPDF đź“„Update 8/5/25: You can view the brief presentations made by all candidates at https://www.facebook.com/share/v/19ShKs9E2L/? The St. George Area Chamber of Commerce is hosting a two-hour, engaging evening featuring the candidates running in Ivins City’s upcoming Primary and General elections on Monday, August 4th from 5pm to 7pm at Ivins City Hall, 85 N Main…
- Thinking About Who to Vote For?PDF đź“„The Ivins City Council primary election is August 12th. This article won’t tell you who to vote for but offers a few thoughts on how to think about candidates. (Purely by coincidence, they also happen to describe me pretty well.) (See “Why I’m Running“) One helpful way to think about this is through the…
- Podcast Interview: Why I’m Running for Re-ElectionPDF đź“„Ivins resident Robert MacFarlane, who follows local issues closely, has been interviewing City Council candidates across Washington County for his “435 Podcast.” It’s a great way for residents to hear directly from the people running and to get a better sense of who we are and what we stand for. So far, he’s posted…