Canyons district asks homeowners to absorb $27-a-year tax increase; hearing set for Aug. 4

Canyons School District is proposing a $27-per-year net property tax increase for the average homeowner to fund employee cost-of-living raises and hire two teachers for the Draper-based Canyons Innovation Center, with a public hearing set for Tuesday, Aug. 4.

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Canyons board weighs $3.75 million asphalt repair plan that includes Draper schools

The Canyons School District Board of Education took up a $3.75 million, five-year asphalt repair program at its Tuesday, July 28, summer work session, a district-wide project that includes Draper-area campuses, while also hearing a five-year housing plan tied to enrollment projections.

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Canyons district asks homeowners to absorb $27-a-year tax increase; hearing set for Aug. 4

Canyons School District is proposing a $27-per-year net property tax increase for the average homeowner to fund employee cost-of-living raises and hire two teachers for the Draper-based Canyons Innovation Center, with a public hearing set for Tuesday, Aug. 4.

· 3 min read

Canyons board weighs $3.75 million asphalt repair plan that includes Draper schools

The Canyons School District Board of Education took up a $3.75 million, five-year asphalt repair program at its Tuesday, July 28, summer work session, a district-wide project that includes Draper-area campuses, while also hearing a five-year housing plan tied to enrollment projections.

· 2 min read

Canyons district asks homeowners to absorb $27-a-year tax increase; hearing set for Aug. 4

Canyons School District is proposing a $27-per-year net property tax increase for the average homeowner to fund employee cost-of-living raises and hire two teachers for the Draper-based Canyons Innovation Center, with a public hearing set for Tuesday, Aug. 4.

· 3 min read

Canyons board weighs $3.75 million asphalt repair plan that includes Draper schools

The Canyons School District Board of Education took up a $3.75 million, five-year asphalt repair program at its Tuesday, July 28, summer work session, a district-wide project that includes Draper-area campuses, while also hearing a five-year housing plan tied to enrollment projections.

· 2 min read

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National blood crisis hits close to home at Draper's Lone Peak Hospital

The American Red Cross declared a national blood supply crisis on Tuesday, July 28 — only the second in its history — as type O blood fell below a one-day supply, with the local chapter director's own emergency at Draper's Lone Peak Hospital underscoring the stakes for Utah residents.

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As data centers strain Utah's grid, Gov. Cox signs federal pledge on energy costs

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox joined 22 other Republican governors on July 23 in signing the nonbinding Ratepayer Protection Pledge, which calls on tech companies to cover the full cost of data center energy infrastructure. The move comes as Utah's Silicon Slopes region sees more than 2,600 megawatts of new data center capacity under construction.

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