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News and Updates from the Davis County Commissioners.
March 2026
March brings a fresh sense of energy and growth. As the days get longer and spring approaches, it's the perfect time to focus on health, happiness and new beginnings. Whether you're getting outdoors, connecting with neighbors or setting new goals, this season invites us to recharge and move forward with purpose. Here's to a month of progress, positivity and community.
IMPORTANT
Learn about Davis County's General Plan Update
General Plan Update

SAVE THE DATE
Thursday, March 19, 2026
5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
Davis County Administration Building, Room 131A
61 South Main Street, Farmington

You're invited to attend an Open House regarding the County's General Plan. The event is an open house format, so please feel free to stop by anytime to review exhibits, ask questions, and share your thoughts. Residents of unincorporated Davis County are especially encouraged to attend, though all county residents are welcome.

IMPORTANT
Emergency Operations Center Open House & Ribbon Cutting
Emergency Operations Center

Friday, March 27, 2026
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Emergency Operations Center
851 West State Street, Farmington

Join the Davis County Sheriff's Office and the Emergency Management team to celebrate the grand opening of our new Regional Emergency Operations Center (EOC). This 17,300-square-foot facility is a major step forward for community safety, designed as a regional asset to support Davis County residents, our 15 cities, and local emergency partners.

IMPORTANT NEWS
Western Sports Park – A Game-Changing Investment
Western Sports Park

Davis County has officially transformed the former Legacy Events Center into the Western Sports Park, a premier 55-acre hub for youth sports and regional events.

  • $70M Expansion: A massive upgrade funded entirely by local tourism tax revenues, ensuring zero impact on the county's general fund.
  • Economic Driver: Designed to attract out-of-town teams and spectators, fueling growth for local hotels, restaurants, and businesses.
  • Future-Ready: The facility is now positioned to host large-scale tournaments and meetings, cementing Davis County's status as a regional sports destination.

By reinvesting visitor dollars, the county has created a top-tier campus that serves both the community and the local economy.

IMPORTANT
Voter Insight
Voter Insight

We are very excited to introduce you to the new VoterInsight portal. This all new platform provides information on all candidates running for office within Davis County. You can read candidate bios, find links to their websites, and see contact information. We hope you find this to be a valuable tool to stay informed and participate in democracy!

Data Privacy
Davis County Data Privacy Program

We've launched the Davis County Data Privacy Program to ensure your data is always handled with transparency, security, and respect. To explain our commitment to you and your rights under Utah's privacy law, we created this short video. We invite you to watch and learn more about how we are working to be a trusted steward of your data.

Sleep Awareness
Make Sleep a Priority
National Sleep Awareness Month

Quality sleep is vital for overall health. For adults, it supports heart health, focus and mood. For children and teens, consistent sleep is essential for growth, learning and behavior. Make healthy bedtime routines a priority – good sleep helps everyone thrive.

HELPFUL INFORMATION
Davis County Annual Resilience Symposium
Resilience Symposium

The Symposium raises awareness of positive childhood experiences, promotes the development of a trauma-informed community, and enhances wellness practices. As an essential platform for community members, social workers, and educators, the annual event provides a deeper understanding of community health and thriving. This focus aligns with growing national awareness regarding the importance of childhood mental health and healthy development.

For those who were unable to attend or who wish to revisit the insights shared, the session recording is available at the link below.

Wisdom of the Horse
The Wisdom of the Horse
Equine Assisted Learning

Friday, March 6, 2026
5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Cost: $114
788 South 50 West, Kaysville

Discover the transformative connection between humans and horses through guided activities designed to nurture personal growth, build skills and support emotional well-being. No horse experience needed.

Public Pruning Demonstration
Public Pruning Demonstration
USU Extension

Saturday, March 7, 2026
10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Cost: $10
80 East 725 South, Kaysville

Join us at the USU Botanical Center for an educational pruning workshop featuring a live, in-field demonstration. Learn how and why to prune for healthier, more productive plants. Registration required in advance.

Respiratory Safety Training
Respiratory Safety & Fit Testing Training
USU Extension

Thursday, March 26, 2026
9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Cost: $20
80 East 725 South, Kaysville

The event focuses on respiratory protection related to pesticide use and will include hands-on fit testing. This event will provide Use, Safety, and Law CEUs for pesticide applicators using respirators.

Animal Care of Davis County
Animal Care of Davis County
Celebrating Wins

The past few weeks have been full of wins at Animal Care of Davis County – celebrating staff milestones, welcoming new animals, and seeing meaningful progress for long-stay animals. Thanks to our dedicated team and foster families, many dogs enjoyed time in foster homes with quick adoption turnarounds.

Come visit our animals; you may find the perfect one!

HELPFUL INFORMATION - LIBRARY
Meet the Authors Night – Mustaches for Maddy
Meet the Authors Night

Thursday, March 12, 2026
6:30 pm
Syracuse Branch Library
1875 South 2000 West, Syracuse

Get ready to meet the dynamic husband-wife writing team of Chad Morris and Shelly Brown (Mustaches for Maddy, Squint, Willa & the Whale) at our Meet the Authors Night. It's always a party when they visit and this time around will not disappoint! Join us for insight into their writing, free swag, book signing, and more!

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Meet the Authors Night – The Determined
Meet the Authors - The Determined

Wednesday, March 18, 2026
7:30 pm
Kaysville Branch Library
215 North Fairfield Road, Kaysville

Lifetime library fan turned author Rachel Rueckert will be visiting on her book tour to discuss her newest title, The Determined. This exciting work of historical fiction is based on two of the most notorious female pirates in history, Anne Bonny and Mary Read. Pirate attire is welcome and copies of her books will be available for purchase and signing.

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Friday Night at the Library – America 250
Friday Night at the Library

Friday, March 20, 2026
6:30 pm
Layton Branch Library
155 North Wasatch Drive, Layton

Ready to time travel? Jump from 1776 to the future at this red-white-and-blue Family Night at the Library adventure! Enjoy games, crafts, and entertainment! Costumes encouraged—historical, futuristic, or totally creative! Families can explore, learn, and play as they move through time, enjoying hands-on activities, games, crafts, and entertainment designed for all ages by the Layton Branch and Layton City Parks & Rec.

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Events and Things to Do
 
 
 
March
March is the perfect time to get out and explore all that Davis County has to offer. From local dining and live entertainment to outdoor adventures and community events, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Discover new favorites, support local businesses and experience the best of Davis County this season. Find events and ideas at Discover Davis!
Great Salt Lake Bird Festival
Save the Date
28th Annual Great Salt Lake Bird Festival

May 14–17, 2026

Don't miss your chance to witness one of nature's most spectacular displays—the migration of millions of shorebirds through Davis County! Mark your calendars: registration opens this March. Whether you're an avid birder or just love the outdoors, this is an incredible opportunity to experience the beauty of the Great Salt Lake.