Pleasant View

The Green Waste Facility is OPEN.

Mondays and Wednesdays 3pm to 6pm and Saturdays 9am to 2pm.

You must purchase a pass at the Public Works office (165 E Lomond View Dr). Please bring your ID or current utilty bill as proof of residency.

Effective this 2018 season, you will be charged one punch per entry. There are no longer all day passes although we will honor passes previously purchased.

Questions? Call 801-782-8111

PLEASANT VIEW — Northern Utah’s rep to the Utah Transit Authority sees a potential mechanism to generate funds to build a new FrontRunner rail line to Pleasant View.

March 2nd is a big day in history!  It’s Dr. Seuss’s birthday!  It’s also when Lomond View Elementary has their reading celebration to remember this lively and creative fellow.

Librarian, Virginia Miller, who organized this much anticipated celebration chose the theme: “I Can Read with My Eyes Shut”.  Prior to this day, every grade had the opportunity to come into the library and pick a silly set of paper glasses. They colored them in and drew in their own eyes and added personality to each set of eyeballs. 

UTAH ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS TO CELEBRATE DR. SEUSS’S BIRTHDAY

Volunteers needed to read to elementary school students!

SALT LAKE CITY — Friday, March 2, thousands of Utah elementary students will be heard rhyming in unison as they participate in Dr. Seuss Day, part of the National Education Association’s Read Across America initiative.

PLEASANT VIEW — FrontRunner commuter rail service to Pleasant View, with the lowest ridership in the Utah Transit Authority system, will indefinitely end in August.

The plans stem from federal rules requiring implementation of increased safety measures on commuter and freight trains and tracks by December. The cost to upgrade trains using the line north of the Ogden FrontRunner station to Pleasant View, owned by Union Pacific Railroad, would be prohibitive, thus officials opted to halt service to Pleasant View instead.

Providing the right resources that help students learn in our elementary schools is a challenge that deserves our help. North Ogden Kiwanis Club members have had this as a major goal for the past 15 years. Kiwanis is an international organization whose main objective is to serve and is focused on helping the youth. The local club has been doing just that for the past 72 years in a wide range of projects that include support for individual needs as well as support for several local schools.

We would love your input on how we can improve our counseling center to meet the needs of our students and parents. Below is a link for a survey that will help us be able to plan activities and services that fulfill the needs here at Wahlquist. Your input is so important and we appreciate you taking a few minutes to fill out the survey.

We would love your input on how we can improve our counseling center to meet the needs of our students and parents. Below is a link for a survey that will help us be able to plan activities and services that fulfill the needs here at Wahlquist. Your input is so important and we appreciate you taking a few minutes to fill out the survey.

A message from Mayor Leonard Call:

February brings an exciting time. The country will be enjoying the 2018 Winter Olympics. Families, friends, and loved ones will be remembering each other during the Valentine’s Day celebrations, and we also remember those that have been elected to the highest office in the county during President’s Day, a federal holiday first established to celebrate and honor the birth of America’s first President.

Ever since he was 4 years old, Mayor Leonard Call, can remember living in Pleasant View. His father, Terrel Call, was also raised there and started the fire department. Overall, it’s been roughly 40 years since Mayor Call established his roots in Pleasant View City.

When he grew up and married he moved to North Ogden and lived there for 18 years but he always had a longing to move back where he started.

He tells us, “I have a great love for Pleasant View!”