Farmington Blogs

Lennar's 370-home Vermillion Reserve cleared its environmental review 3-1, but one council member says it's moving too fast.

Farmington's police station was built for 15 people — now 32 work there, the roof has nearly 100 patches, and the city just greenlit a $20 million fix.

Farmington's pay structure is out of compliance with the state, and it's going to cost up to $84K to fix — but the alternative is way worse.

Farmington is swinging for a nearly $3 million state grant to upgrade Rambling River Park trails, build a new restroom, and create an official trailhead for the North Creek Greenway.

Farmington just gave the green light to 215 new single-family homes near the high school — here's what's coming to the Sawyer Glenn development.

Farmington made history at the February 17 city council meeting as seven firefighters were sworn in to mark the department's first-ever full-time staffing, while acting mayor Nick Lien took the helm, 46 new homes were approved in south Farmington, and Second Street got the green light for a full reconstruction this year.g

Farmington Mayor Hoyt resigned citing mental health following a contentious data center meeting that generated 3.6 million views and exposed deep community divisions over the proposed $5 billion Farmington Technology Park.

Farmington's February 2nd city council meeting erupted into profanity and a 10-minute recess over data center opposition, 5-minute speaking limits, and first responder mental health concerns.