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Draper Police Department seeks help in finding teen

Jun 26, 2018 10:48AM ● By City Journals Staff

The Draper teen was last seen on March 12.

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County sales tax increase to fund transportation

Jun 21, 2018 12:54PM ● By Jana Klopsch

Senate Bill 136 was passed this March, allowing counties to impose a quarter-cent sales tax for transportation funding. Salt Lake County passed an ordinance stating that if a collective of cities and townships making up 67 percent% of the county’s population show support for the tax, it will be imposed this summer.

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Draper Police Department to start two new programs aimed at school safety

Jun 21, 2018 11:42AM ● By Justin Adams

Following the national conversation on school shootings, Draper is doing what it can to prevent such a thing from happening.

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Mayor Walker receives raise from city council

Jun 15, 2018 11:57AM ● By Justin Adams

The mayor didn’t ask for the raise, but said he wouldn’t turn it down.

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No woofs about it, Draper eases punishment on dog leash law

May 07, 2018 03:05PM ● By Michelynne Mc Guire

Dog owners may want to take note of a new Draper city ordinance.

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Belated buzz on Draper’s 40th birthday party

Apr 06, 2018 10:49AM ● By Michelynne Mc Guire

Draper City celebrates 40 years with a birthday party.

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Christina Oliver joins Draper City as community development director

Apr 06, 2018 10:44AM ● By Michelynne Mc Guire

Introducing Draper City’s newly appointed community development director. Christina Oliver shares some of her insights on how she came to work in her new position.

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Understanding elected official compensation in the wake of pay raise controversy

Apr 04, 2018 03:52PM ● By Justin Adams

A recent controversy surrounding a mayor giving himself a raise highlights the fact that not many people understand elected official compensation.

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Canyons District’s approach to keeping students safe

Apr 04, 2018 12:57PM ● By Josh Wood

Taking a closer a look at what Canyons School District is planning for school safety

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Students join nationwide protest, many focus on kindness

Apr 03, 2018 04:01PM ● By City Journals Staff

Students across the valley used March 14 to peacefully exercise their First Amendment rights standing up against school violence—and in some instances, standing united.

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