We have some Awesome pictures from the movie in the Park sponsored by Perry Dental.
Perry City Firework Restrictions were due to unusually hazardous fire conditions on July 18, 2017. The Perry City Council passed Resolution 17-25, putting in place additional firework restrictions as follows: The ban restricting fireworks which currently restricts fireworks of any kind east of Highway 89 and shall temporarily be expanded to include all property west of 1200 West.
No fireworks of any kind shall be permitted on any Perry City Property whatsoever.
Aerial fireworks higher than 20 feet are prohibited citywide.
The number of days that fireworks of any kind shall be legal in Perry City shall be modified to the following: July 23, July 24, and July 25, 2017. The hours on those days during which fireworks may be discharged shall be as set forth in Utah Code § 53-7-225(a) (11 a.m. to 11 p.m. on July 23 and July 25 and 11 a.m. to midnight on July 24).
This fire restriction order shall expire on September 30, 2017, after which the City intends to examine the issue of fire restrictions more carefully to determine what is in the best interests of the citizens of Perry City. The expiration of this fire restriction order shall in no way eliminate or alter in any way fire restrictions that were in place prior to the enactment of this fire restriction order.
Any violation of this fire restriction order shall be punishable as a violation of Title 8 of the Perry City Code and fire suppression costs will be recovered as outlined in Tile 8 (Cost Recovery).
Please keep in mind that the sale, discharge, and possession of fireworks must be in compliance with the State firework laws and with these restrictions.
Please call Perry City at 435-723-6461 with any questions and have a happy and safe Pioneer Day holiday!
Yesterday's Treasures’ & Old Car Museum owners, Jan & Harlan Taylor, along with family members Norman & Thelma Winterbottom and Ryan Smith and with friends and Chamber representatives, were excited to host the ribbon cutting ceremony on July 14th. Saturday July 15th was their grand opening at 2090 South Highway 89 in Perry. The grand opening included a car show, DJ on-site, hot dogs and drinks, and entrance to the museum. The first 25 antique car owners that signed up for the car show received a dash plaque.
This business adventure hosts many unique cars that can be seen in the museum including: a 1913 Overland (might be the only one in the state of Utah), a 1926 Model T Roadster, 1913 Model T Ford, and others. In the front part of the museum they are excited to offer unique antiques and collectibles. Hours will be Tuesday – Saturday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
JUNE YARD OF THE MONTH WINNER Jerry & Diana Mason at 2550 S. 450 W. Drive by and see their beautiful yard. Congratulations!
During the June 8th Perry City Council Meeting, the 2017-2018 budget was unanimously approved. The approved budget WILL NOT require an increase from the City for property taxes. FY2017—2018 APPROVED BUDGET General Fund: $4,120,218; Utility Fund: $773,321; Sewer Fund: $1,262,907.
AYSO 2017-2018 soccer season late registration now open. Register online at www.aysobluesombrero.com/region138 any question email to bcayso138@gmail.com.
A reminder that Voter Registration forms are available at the Perry City Offices for those residents that are not registered to vote. There are two City council seats open and the Mayor to vote on in November.
Please help improve the safety in the community by keeping your weeds cut down. This will help to protect the existing neighborhoods and other surrounding properties. With fire danger being at its highest, take a minute to look around and see what you can help with in both weed control and fire danger. The Perry City Green Waste opened until October 28th. The Green Waste will be supervised and will only be open weather permitting during the following times: Fridays: 3 PM—7 PM Saturdays: 10 AM—2 PM.
Three Mile Creek Gun Range is now open Thursday –Monday. Closed Tuesday & Wednesday. Thursdays open 11 to 7, Friday –Tuesday 9 to 5.
