Washington City Utah | (435) 656-6300
111 North 100 East | Washington, Utah 84780 [map]
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COVID-19 Information:
Utility Office Announcement
5/12/2020
The Washington City Utility Department is open and available to assist you. We would encourage the public to continue to use all electronic methods for payment and communication. As you can imagine the phones are very busy right now so please be patient and leave a message if your call is directed to voicemail. We have increased our phone operators and will get back with you as soon as we can. The utility office has re-opened to accommodate those with special circumstances. Social distancing guidelines and safety will be maintained if you come in it should be a last resort. If you have any questions please call the utility department at (435)-656-6305 or send an email to utility@washingtoncity.org.Click/tap for larger
May 7th Mayor's Message
5/7/2020
Watch as Mayor Neilson gives a short update and talks about Bike Month, the Washington City Community Center, and Covid-19 related info.Washington City Community Center Update
5/1/2020
The Washington City Community Center will re-open on May 4th. With the updated Governors directive there have been some changes related to the leisure pool and public swim. For full details on these restrictions please visit the link below.https://www.washingtoncity.org/recreation/communitycenter/hours
I.S. Department Be Safe Online
4/29/2020
While staying healthy and safe during the COVID-19 pandemic the Washington City I.S. Department would like you to be safe online as well. Take a couple of minutes to watch this YouTube video and share this post to inform the community.Washington City Community Center Re-Opening
4/27/2020
The Washington City Community Center will open on May 4th with restrictions, please visit the link below for full details.https://www.washingtoncity.org/recreation/communitycenter/hours
Utah Leads Together Plan V2.0
4/17/2020
The second version of Utah Leads Together was released April 17, 2020. This is Governor Herbert’s comprehensive task force plan to mitigate the economic consequences of COVID-19. This version of the plan builds on the first version by recommending actions Utah businesses and citizens can take during each of the response phases and introduces new data tools that will help in the transition between those phases. Please visit https://coronavirus.utah.gov/utah-leads-together/#2.0 to learn more about the plan.Click/tap for larger
Utilities Department Xpress Bill Pay Update
4/17/2020
Xpress Bill Pay is working around the clock to effect new updates to help the performance of their website and, for now, are encouraging patrons that the hours between 6 PM and 8 AM are the best times for them to access the services for Xpress Bill Pay.Thank You Is A Wonderful Message
4/17/2020
During these difficult times, it is always great to see the community come together to support each other. This picture was captured shortly after the bridge on S Washington Fields Rd. Thank You! is a wonderful message for everyone. Thank you for being a kind, generous community that helps each other.Click/tap for larger
Mayor's Positive Message And Thank You
4/16/2020
Watch as Mayor Neilson gives a short positive message and thank you to the community. If you have any specific questions please contact the Emergency Service Director at mevans@washingtoncity.org.Utilitiy Department Announcement
4/16/2020
Xpress Bill Pay is an online bill pay service that is used by Washington City as well as several other Utah communities. It is a separate company and not owned or managed by Washington City nor any of the other communities that use their services. With the advent of the Covid-19 pandemic and the closure of many of the different city offices across the state, this has put an unusually high demand on the online services provided by Xpress Bill Pay. Because of this demand many of you who may use Xpress Bill Pay for payment of your utility bill may be experiencing outages or longer than usual delays. We, at Washington City, apologize for any inconvenience or frustrations that this may be causing you. Please be patient with them as we also are trying to be.washingtoncity.org/utilities
Germs Spread Really Easy Watch How
04/15/2020
Social Distancing and following Governor Herbert's guidelines are important, the community's continued participation is appreciated in this effort to blunt the curve. Please remember to also continue to wash your hands regularly and avoid touching your face. This YouTube video gives a great example of how easy it is to spread germs. Share this post to help inform the community.Economic Development Business Reminder
04/14/2020
Important Business Reminder: The St. George Area Chamber of Commerce has posted all available programs to help support small businesses due to the COVID-19 situation. We encourage you to take the time and review the attached link for resources that may help your business press through this pandemic. We Are Greater Together!https://www.stgeorgechamber.com/greater-together-fund-survey/
Governer Herbert's Travel Alert
4/10/2020
Following a recent executive order from Utah Gov. Gary Herbert, Utah will, for the first time, deploy a targeted wireless emergency alert (WEA) on certain highways that cross state borders into Utah. The alert will direct motorists to fill out a brief declaration for more info please click the link.https://coronavirus.utah.gov/utah-to-alert-drivers-entering-utah/
Message From Utah Health Department
4/9/2020
It is important to stay home in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19. If you must leave your home please stick to these essential travel guidelines. #StaySafeStayHomeClick/tap for larger
Be of Good Cheer
4/8/2020
Being safe is important but it's equally important to continue to have positivity and kindness "The best way to cheer yourself up is to try to cheer somebody else up." ~ Mark Twain. Take a moment to watch this positive message and be of good cheer.Washington City Mayor's YouTube VIdeo Update
4/8/2020
Watch as Mayor Neilson gives a short update on COVID-19. Please share this post and help inform the community.City Council Meetings Streaming On Youtube
4/3/2020
The Washington City Council will hold the April 8, 2020 regular and workshop meetings online, they will be streamed for public viewing on the Washington City Youtube channel. Public Hearing item comments may be made online from now until the time the City Council closes the public hearing during the meeting. All Washington City meeting information can be found at washingtoncity.org/meetings including links to the Washington City Youtube Channel.https://washingtoncity.org/government/meetings-notices
Animal Licensing
4/2/2020
Washington City has decided to suspend until further notice, the renewal of your animal license. There will be no penalty for having an expired animal license. Once the current situation changes, you will be required to renew an expired license. More information will be provided once we have initiated the renewal process again. Thank you for your cooperation.Governor's Announcement
04/01/2020
Washington City would like to remind the community If you haven't seen the latest recommendations from Governor Herbert you can read them using the link provided. Since the new Directive was sent out at the end of last week, City Leadership has been out and observed our public areas throughout the City. We are very proud to report Washington residents are doing what our Governor has asked of each of us. We want to thank our community for being responsible, following social distancing guidelines and ultimately taking care of each other. Please continue to be amazing and responsible community members while making the best decisions for you, your family and all in this wonderful Community. Please share this post and help inform the community.https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Qey2xIxAEqIxiiAHJyHSxBosmjetkbN7/view?fbclid=IwAR06fvO_bEIPJpm69e1nnGt7stbCHGSD6aA-UrnWYePETc-KltQjLDaFY4U
Justice Court Announcement
04/01/2020
To help follow state guidelines and to help maintain social distancing all public-facing areas have been closed. For Justice Court please call (435)-656-6350. Justice Court Clerks will be available normal business hours by phone/internet and by appointment as needed. All Court payments can be made online at Washingtoncity.org/courts or by using the payment dropbox located on the Northside of City Hall. Please include your name and phone number with the dropbox payment. Please contact the court if you have an upcoming court date scheduled. You can contact the court by email at court@washingtoncity.org.Washington City Mayor's Message
3/30/2020
Please take a moment to watch and share this video from Mayor Kenneth Neilson. Follow the guidance given by State Leadership and know that Washington City continues to operate. In an effort to reduce the financial and emotional stress to our residents and businesses during the COVID-19 Pandemic, Washington City has suspended all late fees and penalties. Additional options are available if you have been impacted financially as a result of COVID-19 and are unable to make your payment in full. Please contact the utility office at utility@washingtoncity.org or 435-656-6305 for more information on payment options.Washington City Community Development Announcement:
3/27/2020
During this difficult time, Washington City recognizes businesses are doing their very best to sustain their business, accommodate employees, and serve the community. These efforts are greatly appreciated. If having temporary signage to help advertise your business would be beneficial during this state of emergency it will be allowed. Washington City will allow you to put up signage as long as it doesn't cause a safety issue but we would request you take them down as soon as the state of emergency is over. For any questions please call the Community Development Department at (435)-656-6326.Washington City Utility Department Announcement:
3/26/2020
Washington City understands the impact that COVID-19 is having on its residents and businesses. Although city offices are closed to public access, business hours are still M-F 8:00am - 5:00pm. Please visit washingtoncity.org/utilities to access our online services. Payments can be made in the payment drop box at City Hall, online or by phone. As you can imagine the phones are very busy right now so please be patient and leave a message if your call is directed to voicemail. We have increased our phone operators and will get back with you as soon as we can. Questions can also be emailed to utility@washingtoncity.org. In an effort to reduce the financial and emotional stress to our residents and businesses during the COVID-19 Pandemic, Washington City has suspended all late fees and penalties. Additional options are available if you have been impacted financially as a result of COVID-19 and are unable to make your payment in full. Please contact the utility office at utility@washingtoncity.org or 435-656-6305 for more information on payment options.Public Service Announcement: Protect DogTown
3/26/2020
Help protect DogTown by following the advice from dog medical pawfessionals.St. George Area Chamber of Commerce
3/25/2020
Information, resources, and updates for local businesses and individuals from the St George Area Chamber of Commerce.https://www.stgeorgechamber.com/coronavirus/
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