Moab · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Moab City public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
The city is trying to get residents and businesses to use less water this summer. They are focusing on education and hope to avoid mandatory restrictions.
Moab's getting its first medical cannabis pharmacy, which could make it easier for patients to get their meds. But, we're still waiting to see how this shakes out for the rest of the town.
Moab's facing a serious housing crunch, making it super hard for locals to find a place to live. This isn't just annoying, it's changing the whole vibe of the town and messing with tourism.
Moab's major water project is on hold after the state rejected their funding application. Apparently, they messed up by not properly including oil and gas revenue in their financial plans. This means delays and potential headaches for getting that crucial water infrastructure built.
Moab's getting a boost of affordable housing aimed at local workers. This could finally help businesses keep staff and let employees actually afford to live in the town they serve.
Moab's City Council just voted to change zoning rules, making it easier to build affordable housing. This is a big win for local workers who struggle to find a place to live in the town they work in.
Moab's Main Street is getting a scary reputation as 'Utah's deadliest road.' Local news is sounding the alarm, pushing for immediate action to make this busy street safer for everyone.
Moab's City Council is up for grabs with three candidates vying for a seat. This is your chance to learn about who could be shaping the future of your town.
Moab's mayoral election is heating up! The Times-Independent is your go-to for understanding the candidates running for mayor. Make sure you're informed before heading to the polls.
The Moab City Council just had a meeting, and we've got the highlights for you. Stay informed about the decisions shaping our town!
Moab has a new city manager, Michael Black. He's taking the reins at City Hall, so get ready for some new energy and direction in local government.
Get ready for your property tax bill to climb! The Moab City Council just gave the green light to a tax increase after a heated public discussion.