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Recent coverage of Centerville City from local and regional media.

Davis Journalfacility development

Proposed Justice Center brings courthouse and Attorney’s Office under one roof The five-story, 179,000 square foot facility includes a raised in-custody transportation corridor that connects security to the jail.

Proposed Justice Center brings courthouse and Attorney’s Office under one roof The five-story, 179,000 square foot facility includes a raised in-custody transportation corridor that connects security to the jail.

Standard-Examinerpride flag dispute

Cheylynn Hayman, elected unopposed, addresses pride flag comments, activism

Editor’s Note: This is part three in a series on Centerville City Council member Cheylynn Hayman displaying a pride flag on the dais in the building where the Centerville City Council meets. Part one explained Hayman’s action and her reasoning. Part two reported the reaction of Rep. Trevor Lee, who sponsored the legislation. The Standard-Examiner […]

Standard-Examinerflag display policy

Rep. Trevor Lee responds to Centerville City Council woman’s challenge of flag ban law

Editor’s Note: This is part two in a series on Centerville City Council member Cheylynn Hayman displaying a pride flag on the dais in the building where the Centerville City Council meets. Part one explained Hayman’s action and her reasoning. Part three will explore certain city council election realities and representation. The Standard-Examiner has also […]

Standard-Examinerflag display policy

Centerville City Council’s Cheylynn Hayman displays pride flag on dais, explains reasoning

Editor’s Note: This is part one in a series on Centerville City Council member Cheylynn Hayman displaying a pride flag on the dais in the building where the Centerville City Council meets. Part two will include Rep. Trevor Lee’s response, and part three will explore certain city council election realities and representation. The Standard-Examiner has […]

Salt Lake Tribunepipeline opposition

A proposed fuel pipeline through Emigration Canyon and Salt Lake City is drawing increased opposition

The proposed route isn't final, but opposition to HF Sinclair's plan for a fuel pipeline through Emigration Canyon and Salt Lake City is growing.

Oct 19, 2026
The Salt Lake Tribuneethics and state law

City Council member’s pride flag doesn’t violate Utah law, state auditor finds

City Council member’s pride flag doesn’t violate Utah law, state auditor finds The Salt Lake Tribune

Jul 9, 2026
KUTVpolice operations

Centerville police prepare for possible teen takeovers during Freedom Festival

Centerville police prepare for possible teen takeovers during Freedom Festival KUTV

Jul 3, 2026
kjzz.compublic safety

Centerville police prepare for possible teen takeovers during Freedom Festival

Centerville police prepare for possible teen takeovers during Freedom Festival kjzz.com

Jul 3, 2026
KUTVfireworks ban

Five Davis County cities ban private fireworks amid heightened wildfire risk

Five Davis County cities ban private fireworks amid heightened wildfire risk KUTV

Jun 27, 2026
Standard-Examinerflag policy

Centerville City Council’s Cheylynn Hayman displays pride flag on dais, explains reasoning

Centerville City Council’s Cheylynn Hayman displays pride flag on dais, explains reasoning Standard-Examiner

Jun 9, 2026
Standard-Examinerstate legislation and local policy

Rep. Trevor Lee responds to Centerville City Council woman’s challenge of flag ban law

Rep. Trevor Lee responds to Centerville City Council woman’s challenge of flag ban law Standard-Examiner

Jun 9, 2026
The Salt Lake Tribunepride flag dispute

This Utah city council member is taking heat over a pride flag. She says she’ll go to court to keep it.

This Utah city council member is taking heat over a pride flag. She says she’ll go to court to keep it. The Salt Lake Tribune

Jun 8, 2026