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Price City

Price City · week of August 9, 2026

Council approves Sponsorship for Southeastern Utah Jr. High Rodeo Club, 5–0

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    A nuclear energy company is looking at our area for potential expansion. It's a big conversation about future jobs and energy, but it also brings up questions about community safety and public perception.

    What it means: Local residents seeking high-tech manufacturing jobs and the city through potential tax base expansion.

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  • water conservation policy

    The city is moving forward with new rules to save water by limiting grass in new developments. It's a step toward being more water-wise as a community.

    What it means: The community at large through improved water conservation and reduced municipal water demand.

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  • drug enforcement and recovery

    Castleview Hospital is opening a new 14-bed behavioral health unit to provide local care, reducing the need for residents to travel for treatment.

    What it means: Residents in need of behavioral health services who can now receive care locally.

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  • infrastructure and public safety updates

    The city is replacing aging water transmission lines to ensure reliable service. This project is a major investment in the city's utility infrastructure.

    What it means: The project will cost $3,753,010.

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