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Ogden · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Ogden City public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Ogden wants to save the old Union Stock Exchange building and is looking for developers to fix it up. The goal is to bring in new businesses and possibly housing to the historic structure.
Ogden City Council is pushing for inspections of the local ICE office. They want to review its operations, but it's unclear what specifically they're looking to find or change.
Ogden wants to buy the old Taylor Canyon school site to turn it into a park. This means more green space for everyone to enjoy instead of more buildings.
Ogden's city leaders are pumping the brakes on a new immigration policy. They're hitting pause to figure out the best way to handle resident concerns on this hot-button topic.
Ogden's massive zoning changes are nearing the finish line. You've got one last shot to voice your opinion at an upcoming open house before the City Council votes.
Ogden City is looking to buy the old Taylor Canyon Elementary School. What they plan to do with the property is still up in the air.
Ogden's fire department is launching a new mobile clinic to bring healthcare straight to people experiencing homelessness. This is a game-changer for getting vital services to our most vulnerable neighbors.
Ogden's saving a piece of history! They're rehabbing the old Union Stock Exchange Building, turning it into a defense contractor's new headquarters. This project breathes new life into a vacant historic site.
Ogden residents are raising a stink about a new ICE field office, and it's not just about immigration. They're worried the building itself might be breaking city rules and could mess with their neighborhood.
Ogden residents are raising concerns about ICE's actions, and they want the city council to take a stand. It's a tense situation with people demanding answers and action from local leaders.