September eNewsletter

This month’s edition is packed with city project updates and community events. Read about the upcoming grand opening of Fire Station 31, the annual Healing Field tribute, and the Heritage Festival & Horse Parade. You’ll also find details on new fall recreation programs, as well as emergency preparedness resources and the upcoming open house event. 

Heritage Festival & Horse Parade

Join us for the annual Heritage Festival on September 27, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Historic Sandy District. The day kicks off with a spectacular horse parade at 10:00 a.m., followed by live music, food vendors, bounce houses, face painting, and more, all set against the backdrop of our community’s rich heritage.

Sandy Healing Field

Join us for the Utah Healing Field in Sandy City, September 10 to 15. Walk among rows of American flags that honor our military service members, first responders, and their families. Take a moment to reflect, remember, and show your gratitude in this meaningful tribute. 

Voter Information

The Sandy City Primary Election results are now certified. The top two candidates in each race will advance to the Municipal General Election.

This year’s races include:

• Mayor
• City Council At-Large
• City Council District 1
• City Council District 3

Registered voters will receive their second ballots by mail on Oct. 14. Please be sure to return your ballot by mail by Oct. 28, or vote in person on Nov. 4.

Fall Bulk Waste Collection
Begins September 8

Residents should place large household items, such as furniture, appliances, and other bulky waste, curbside no earlier than 72 hours before their scheduled collection week. Each household is permitted one bulk waste pile. Please ensure all items are at the curb by the start of your designated week. For a comprehensive list of acceptable items, guidelines, visit: sandy.utah.gov/bulkwaste

Be Ready Sandy Preparedness Open House

September is National Preparedness Month. Join us Wednesday, September 17, from 7–9 p.m. at Sandy City Hall for a free, hands-on event with booths and demonstrations on go-bags, food and water storage, first aid, emergency communications, and more. All ages welcome.

National Day of Service

Join us on Saturday, September 6, for the National Day of Service as we honor our first responders. A special program will be held from 9 to 9:30 a.m. at Sandy City Hall, featuring the Utah Pipe Band, Color Guard, a 21-gun salute, and the Free Methodist Choir-Congo.

Track Your Water Use and Save

Sandy City residents can now access the WaterSmart Portal, a free tool to help track household water use, detect leaks, and set usage goals. Signing up is quick—just enter your account number and ZIP code. Watch this Video to learn more.

Sign up this week and you’ll be automatically entered into a drawing for two tickets to Sister Act at Hale Center Theater.

Save the Date – Station 31 Grand Opening 

Join us on Saturday, October 11, for the grand opening of Sandy Fire Station 31. Enjoy a community pancake breakfast, kids’ activities, a “ribbon cutting” and guided tours of the new station during our open house. More details will be shared soon, so mark your calendars and come celebrate with us!

Road Closure

UTA will be replacing the rail line and concrete crossing on 9000 S between State St. and 700 E. This work requires full closures in each direction during construction, with all lanes reopening between phases for the Real game Saturday evening.

Key Dates and Closures:

• Sep 10–13 (Wed–Sat 12p):  Westbound lanes (north side) closed
• Sep 13 (Sat 12p-12a):  All lanes open, both directions
• Sep 14–17 (Sun–Wed):  Eastbound lanes (south side) closed
• Sep 18 (Thu):  All lanes open by the morning commute

What to Expect:

• Work will occur day and night to finish as quickly as possible. 
• Detours will be in place at State St. and 700 E. through traffic will be directed to 9400 S. and 8600 S. 
• A bus bridge will shuttle riders between the 9000 S. and 10600 S. TRAX stations.

We appreciate your patience during this important improvement project. Please plan ahead, allow extra time for travel, and use detour routes when possible.