Due to the south parking lot construction at Riverton City Hall, the utility payment drop off box located on the south side of City Hall is temporarily unavailable. There are two other drop box locations available for your convenience; one inside City Hall and one inside Wells Fargo Bank at 12600 South and Redwood Road. And, you can always pay your utility bill online. We apologize for this inconvenience and appreciate your patience as we improve parking at the Civic Center. This utility payment drop off box will be up and available again this August.
Please keep in mind Riverton City Water has infrastructure on many property lines between residential homes and in the city park strips. In order for us to properly maintain the secondary system, we need a 3 foot clear space around these utilities. Water employees cannot do their job if obstructions, such as large, brick mailboxes are too close to water valves. Please keep your mailboxes 3 feet away from hydrants, stop and waste valves and street lights. If you are unsure, please call Riverton Water so we can help you identify what is in the area.
The Mayor and City Council are receiving public comment on the 08/09 Budget Worksheet, the 2008 Strategic Plan and the Citizen Property Tax Survey. A City-wide survey was recently performed to find out what residents think about various Riverton funding and budget issues. If you would like to read and/or comment on any of these three files, simply click on them below to download and review. To send feedback to the Mayor and City Council Members, send an e-mail to feedback@rivertoncity.com.
The Mayor and City Council would like your input on the preferred alternative of the Master Transportation Plan before the City Council votes and adopts the plans on June 3, 2008.
One of the main reasons for the updated Master Transportation Plan is due to the development of land between 12600 South, 13400 South, Mountain View Corridor, and the Bangerter Highway. On March 18th the City Council established a six month moratorium for all building in this area so that an updated Master Transportation Plan and a General Plan could be developed for proper planning.
The City recently commissioned a quantitative survey of registered voters in Riverton City to ascertain public opinion regarding several important issues. This research was performed by a Riverton company, Lighthouse Research. When reviewing survey results, please read questions carefully together with the analysis as some of the graphed results are percentages of subsets of all survey respondents. Click here for survey methodology and results.
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Please keep in mind Riverton City Water has infrastructure on many property lines between residential homes and in the city park strips. In order for us to properly maintain the secondary system, we need a 3 foot clear space around these utilities. Water employees cannot do their job if obstructions, such as large, brick mailboxes are too close to water valves. Please keep your mailboxes 3 feet away from hydrants, stop and waste valves and street lights. If you are unsure, please call Riverton Water so we can help you identify what is in the area.
The Mayor and City Council would like your input on the preferred alternative of the Master Transportation Plan before the City Council votes and adopts the plans on June 3, 2008. 
