Street Closures: None at this time.


MUNICIPAL GENERAL ELECTIONS HELD TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2009 RESULTS
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A new median has been installed on 2600 North east of Washington Blvd. The reason for this median is the high number of illegal left turns into and out of 7-11 and Wells Fargo. “No Left Turn” signs have been posted at that location for over one year but were largely ignored. This median serves as an additional safety measure to help provide some protection to our residents.


CERT(Community Emergency Response Team)Classes are being offered to North Ogden Residents for 2010.
Classes will be held at Ogden ATC Union Building January 14th thru February 25th, from 6:30pm-9:30pm
RSVP to Tammy Folkman 801-778-6686. Class space is limited so please sign up early. Training will be provided by Weber County CERT Council.
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The North Ogden City Crime Bulletin can now be viewed on Twitter.com. A Twitter account must be established, then go to "Find People" and enter NorthOgdenPD to view details.

Currently the Police Department has several sets of FOUND keys, bicycles and other miscellaneous items. Please contact Officer Jerry Wade at 801-737-2212 for further information.

UDOT is requiring that most new businesses along Washington Blvd put in a Median. Washington Blvd is a state owned road and UDOT maintains and determines what is needed in order for them to move traffic. The City is not in favor of medians along Washington Blvd or the 50-mile-per-hour speed limit through our City on Washington Blvd and west of Washington Blvd on 2600 North. If you have any questions or concerns regarding the medians, please call UDOT at 801-620-1607.

The Transportation Study Plan for North Ogden is now available for viewing. Click here to view the plan details.


Information regarding Public Hearings may be obtained from the North Ogden City Planning Department at 505 East 2600 North, North Ogden, UT 84414, from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday prior to the meeting or by calling 801-737-2216.