September Connector
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News and Updates from the Davis County
Commissioners.
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September 2025
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As the start of a new school year begins and the
evenings grow cooler, September arrives with its
own unique rhythm. While we may miss the long,
carefree days of summer, this new season brings a
renewed energy to our neighborhoods. This is a
perfect opportunity to get involved and stay
connected in Davis County.
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IMPORTANT
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Western Sports Park
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Grand Opening - Free Community Event
Sep 17, 2025 @ 5:30-7:30pm
25 N. Sports Park Way, Farmington
Bring your friends and family to this free
community event, celebrating the grand opening of
Western Sports Park!
Explore the Complex -
2 indoor arenas and 6 full sized fields.
Mascot Appearances -
Hang with Jazz Bear, Cosmo Cougar, Swoop, Willy, and Waldo
Athlete Meet & Greet -
Meet college and professional athletes
BYU Dunk Team -
Enjoy a high flying show at center court from 6-6:20pm
Prizes, Giveaways & Food -
Plus photo ops and autograph signings
Davis County ultimate regional sports facility - built to drive tourism, support the community, and maximize economic impact throughout the region.
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Finding Information Just Got Easier!
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Powered by Polimorphic, our new
AI-driven search makes connecting with
county services simple and effective.
Just type your question in everyday
language and instantly get accurate
answers – plus additional detail and
resources related to your request.
Fast, intuitive, and reliable, this tool
transforms how you access county
information – helping you spend less
time searching and more time getting
things done.
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Davis County Data Privacy Program
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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.
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Davis Links makes it easier to access trusted
resources in one place
A new website is helping community members find
local resources. The Davis Links Resource
Directory, found at davislinks.org, is a
one-stop source with programs and services for
all stages of life. Users can access resources
for food, housing, healthcare, behavioral
health, family support, overall well-being, and
more, just by entering a keyword and their ZIP
code. Many free and low-cost programs are
included. Explore what’s available in our
community by visiting davislinks.org today.
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NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS MONTH
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Davis County Emergency Management works to
make the community more resilient by
preparing for and responding to all types
of emergencies. for more information, scan
the code below.
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Town Hall Announcement
Thursday, September 18, 2025
6:00 – 8:00 PM
Historic Davis County Courthouse, Second Floor
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Davis County Commissioner John Crofts invites all residents to attend a public Town Hall Meeting.
This meeting will focus on:
- The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and Sunshine Laws
- America’s tradition of a free press and why it matters
- Utah’s history with county-wide newspapers and Davis County’s own press legacy
- Past relationships between Davis County Commissioners and the media
- The current challenges of sustaining a free local newspaper
- Potential solutions for bringing back a community newspaper in Davis County
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The final portion of the evening will be open for citizen questions and discussion, giving residents the opportunity to talk directly with Commissioner Crofts and meet other public officials.
Join us at the Historic Davis County Courthouse, second floor, on September 18th from 6–8 PM for an important conversation about transparency, local journalism, and the future of community engagement in Davis County.
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HELPFUL INFORMATION
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Library
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Americans and the Holocaust
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum - Traveling Exhibit
September 30th – November 6th
Clearfield Branch Library
1 N. Main St., Clearfield
This exhibit addresses important themes in American history, including American’s responses to refugees, war and genocide in the 1930s and ‘40s.
You can get details about the exhibit here Americans and the Holocaust Exhibit . We are also hosting some special programs that will complement the exhibit featuring local and national experts on the subject. You can find more information at Americans and the Holocaust Programs.
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Strong Bodies: Strength Training Program
Beginning Tuesday, September 9, 2025
Every Tuesday and Thursday from 10:00 to 11:30am
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Join USU Extension for a free, 12-week strength training program focused on building strength, balance, endurance and flexibility. Spaces are limited.
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Connecting Hearts & Hooves
Saturday, September 20, 2025
4:00 to 8:00 pm
788 S. 50 W. Kaysville
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A free community event focused on healing, hope, and connection through the power of horses. Horse meet-and-greets, wagon rides, food trucks, educational booths, scavenger hunt, and floating lanterns.
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Fall Into Flowers
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Plan a full season of cut flowers for your garden! This workshop will provide the knowledge you need to get a head start on next year's blooms, whether you're a flower farmer or a home gardener.
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Events and Things to Do
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September
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As the days shorten and a gentle coolness returns, September is a time for crisp new beginnings. Step into the new season with events, community gatherings and celebrate the beginning of fall here in Davis County.
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Recognition
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Commissioner Bob J. Stevenson Receives Chamber Legacy Award
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The Davis Chamber of Commerce is proud to honor Commissioner Bob J. Stevenson with the 2025 Chamber Legacy Award, the Chamber’s highest recognition for long-term leadership and service.
A lifelong Layton resident, Stevenson’s career spans teaching, 35+ years with Nestlé USA, and over 25 years running BJS Quality Homes. His public service includes Layton City Council, Mayor, and since 2019, Davis County Commissioner. He has also volunteered as a firefighter, umpire, and community leader.
Currently, Stevenson serves on numerous boards, including co-chair of the Northern Utah Economic Alliance and chair of the UTA Advisory Council. He and his wife Lisa enjoy their family of four children and eight grandchildren.
Chamber President Angie Osguthorpe said, “Bob’s unwavering commitment to public service and leadership has strengthened our local economy and sense of community. We are proud to honor him with this award.”
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Welcoming Michelle Hicks
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Director of Animal Care
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Davis County is thrilled to welcome
Michelle Hicks as our new Director of
Animal Care! Michelle brings over 20
years of experience in public service
and government operations to our team.
She is known for her steady leadership
and dedication to bringing people
together to solve problems. We're
excited for the passion and heart she
brings to her new role, ensuring both
people and animals have the resources
and care they need.
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FUN
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USU Botanical Center September Events
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Taste, Tour & Ta Dah!
Wed, September 3rd & 10th
6:30pm dusk
80 E. 725 S. Kaysville
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Free summer music series with garden tours & product tastings every Wednesday.
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Scarecrow Walk
Saturday, September 20th – 28th, 2025
Daily, dawn to dusk
80 E. 725 S. Kaysville
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A delightful display of scarecrows along the paths of the USU Botanical Center. Opening day will include crafts, live music, food trucks and a 5K.
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Labor Day
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The Davis County Administration
building and supporting offices will
be closed for Labor
Day.
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