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Neighborhood Network

The City has been divided into districts and areas for emergency management purposes. Each district and area has an assigned representative. These representatives are the link between local officials and local residents during an emergency. Local officials will contact district representatives with important information regarding the disaster. The district representatives will then contact the area representatives in their districts with the same information. Some areas have even been subdivided into blocks with block captains. The process works the same for getting information back to local officials regarding damage or other needs in the city. Each district has been given radio equipment to assist them in communicating with the city during an emergency.

You can find out which district and area your home is in by clicking here. Locate your property on the map and click the information button to get the information on your property.  You can also view the areas/districts from the tools menu.

Any citizen may volunteer to serve as a district, area representative or block captain. Citizens who wish to be involved may contact the City Emergency Management Coordinator Paul Child at (801)-292-8441.

Below is a table showing the current District and Area Representatives.