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Midway updates municipal noticing rules to reduce reliance on printed newspaper notices

January 20, 2026 | Midway, Wasatch County, Utah


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Midway updates municipal noticing rules to reduce reliance on printed newspaper notices
The Midway City Council approved a code update that removes multiple references to mandatory newspaper publication and replaces them with contemporary noticing options including posting on the city website, the state website and physical postings at designated locations; mailed notice and other statutory methods remain available when required.

Councilmember Katie outlined the proposal and said the action responds to the county newspaper’s closure last year. The planning commission recommended the change. Staff noted the city currently budgets several thousand dollars a year for newspaper notices and that the ordinance will not prohibit the city from using a newspaper when it is an appropriate vehicle.

Council discussion noted that the change does not reduce state‑required posting and that staff will continue using multiple notice channels (web, posted locations, mail) to reach residents.

There was no public comment for this item; council recorded an approving vote and staff will return final ordinance language for publication.

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