Summary
Eagle Mountain is installing guardrails on a road that's been a safety concern for residents, especially after a recent crash. This is a win for drivers who've been worried about this particular stretch.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Jul 21, 2026.
Impact analysis
The city has allocated $200,000 for traffic calming measures.
Residents living along Ira Hodges and families with children attending nearby schools.
Drivers who use the road as a thoroughfare.
Mentions & discussions (8)
Eagle Mountain studies traffic fixes after repeated crashes into man's property
Eagle Mountain studies traffic fixes after repeated crashes into man's property KUTV
City Council - Jul 21, 2026
Residents reported dangerous speeding and near-misses on Ira Hodges. The Council confirmed $200,000 is budgeted for speed tables.
City Council - May 26, 2026
Council members are pushing to install speed tables near elementary schools to slow down traffic and keep kids safe.
Guardrails coming to Eagle Mountain road after crash concerns
Guardrails coming to Eagle Mountain road after crash concerns FOX 13 News Utah
Planning Commission - Sep 2, 2025
Residents and commissioners are worried about traffic bottlenecks at the new school. While the school meets safety codes, there's a push to prioritize new roads to keep traffic moving.
City Council - Sep 2, 2025
The new elementary school is coming, but neighbors and council members are worried about traffic jams during drop-off and pick-up. They are pushing for better road access.
Rising concerns over road safety in Eagle Mountain after three-car crash on State Road 73
Rising concerns over road safety in Eagle Mountain after three-car crash on State Road 73 KUTV
Traffic study conducted in Eagle Mountain neighborhood with speeding problem
Traffic study conducted in Eagle Mountain neighborhood with speeding problem FOX 13 News Utah
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