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On August 13, the City of Moab passed a Dark Sky ordinance to protect the health of community members, visitors, and wildlife. Light pollution, defined as light where it is not wanted or needed, affects our health, the environment, wildlife, and our abili...
Official 2019 Primary Election Results
As construction is scheduled to begin on the new Grand County Middle School on 100 East and the Radcliffe Hotel on Uranium Avenue, traffic control measures will be put in place this week to ensure the safety of drivers, pe...
The City Parks Department takes pride in the city's beautiful and scenic parks and trail-way system. Our goal is to enhance and beautify the city's green spaces so that those who use our parks and trails will have a positive and memorable experience.
The desert is a land of extreme and Moab's temperature range attests to that. Temperatures have been reported as high as 113 degrees and as low as -25 degrees Fahrenheit.
Due to dry conditions and the enhanced risk of fire, the City of Moab has banned the use of all fireworks on parkways, public trails and pedestrian paths within City limits as well as over or within 200 feet of Pack Creek or Mill Creek and within 20 feet ...