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*Mobile Printing as well as the public internet computers within the Sandy and Hoodland Libraries will be unavailable on Monday, August 5th.  We apologize for the inconvenience as we upgrade our systems.*

Mobile Printing

Date: Saturday, June 14th
Time: 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Location: Hoyt Community Room in the Sandy Library

Join us for a free community repair event. Awesome volunteers will be on hand to help you figure out and possibly fix household items. It's a fun way to learn about repair, save money, and keep things from going into the trash.

The City Council adopted the 2023 Transportation System Plan (TSP) on June 20, 2023. The new TSP went into effect on July 20, 2023. You may see the adopted TSP by clicking, here: 2023 Transportation System Plan.

This new program will provide residents within city limits access to aquatic classes and swim passes at special discounted rates

EMERGENCIES WITH TREES:

For fallen trees that are blocking a city street, please contact the Public Works Department through the City App or phone (see contact information above below under "Report an Issue").  The Public Works Department is only responsible for clearing the asphalt to enable the smooth flow of traffic, including emergency response vehicles to use the street.  Any cleanup outside of the street is the responsibility of the adjacent property owner.  

• Generally, an immediate tree hazard is when a tree suddenly starts uprooting (cracks appear in the soil) or a tree suddenly starts splitting (fresh, white sapwood is visible in tree cracks) where the main branches connect to the trunk. 
   

Tree removal within environmentally sensitive areas require a tree removal permit through the Flood and Slope Hazard (FSH) Overlay regulations as outlined in Chapter 17.60 of the Sandy Development Code. The City of Sandy must limit tree removal in such areas as to minimize public and private adverse impacts from flooding, erosion, landslides, and degradation of water quality.

If a tree is damaged during a storm or extreme weather event, the City advises that property owners take caution around impacted trees. It is always best to contact an ISA Certified Arborist to determine if the tree is a hazard and to determine what should be done. If the tree is still standing, but damaged, then a tree permit is required prior to removal if the tree would typically require a tree removal permit.