September 2026 Newsletter
Choosing Kindness Because it is the beginning of a new school year, I would like to address an issue that affects children, families, and our entire community: bullying. As adults, […]
Choosing Kindness Because it is the beginning of a new school year, I would like to address an issue that affects children, families, and our entire community: bullying. As adults, […]
Malad City has hired a new city clerk! Susan Wittman retired from the city after 47 years of dedicated service. We will miss Susan and her expertise, but she has […]
Half of 2026 Is Already Behind Us Half of 2026 is now officially behind us, and as we begin the second half of the year, we hope everyone enjoys a […]
Deep Creek Secondary Water Users – Deep Creek secondary water will not be turned into the city irrigation system until approximately July 1. Because the city users will only have […]
Malad City Encourages Water Conservation During Drought Conditions For many years, Malad City has implemented seasonal watering restrictions for city water users. While a few residents have access to secondary […]
Malad City Councilwoman Resigns; Bannock Street Reconstruction Update Malad City Councilwoman Jaime Olsen has announced her resignation from the Malad City Council as she prepares to move into a new […]
Because of concern to maintain services and for future growth, in 2022, Malad City contracted with their city engineer, J-U-B Engineers, to conduct a water and wastewater study. Grants were […]
The year 2026 will be a major year of construction for Malad City. One of the most anticipated projects, the Bannock Street Project, is scheduled to take place this summer. […]
By: Mayor Joan Hawkins For this year’s State of the City address, I will focus on the condition of Malad City’s finances, infrastructure, parks and recreation, economic development, and land […]