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Questions & Answers:
Miscellaneous
5 Oct 2026
In the response to a query on November 3 2025 the government clearly stated that the land of Shell Cave belongs to the city. So why does the sign owned by LV Travel Agency still remain? There have even been reports of Korean tour groups refusing to allow other tourists entry. Is this considered commercial fraud and an infringement upon the rights of other visitors? Why hasn’t the government removed this sign?
The sign and trail accessing Shell Cave from the Shell gas station side are on private property, and the property owner may restrict access from that side. The cave itself and access from the north side near the amphitheater are on City property. The City is working on improved signage and a more clearly defined trail from the amphitheater parking area, though the site can still be accessed from that side currently.
Community & Resident Issues
5 Oct 2026
So what about those trolleys. It’d be great if they’d pick up our elders for lunch at the senior center!
Thank you for the suggestion. The City is establishing a new on-demand microtransit service for Page residents, which will be well suited to trips like getting to the senior center for lunch. The service will launch under its own name and branding, and the trolleys are expected to be incorporated in a later phase as the system grows. More details will be shared as they become available.
Miscellaneous
15 Sep 2026
Where exactly do the data center negotiations stand at this time?
The City is currently considering a proposed Data Center Text Amendment that would establish specific standards and requirements for data center development. The proposal will move through the public review and hearing process. For the latest updates please visit our Data Center FAQ below:
Miscellaneous
24 Aug 2026
what is the average temperature in page at the end of October?
At the end of October, Page typically sees daytime high temperatures in the mid-60s, with overnight lows in the mid-40s. Temperatures can vary, so visitors should be prepared for cool mornings and evenings and mild afternoons.
Advisory Boards & City Policy, Community & Resident Issues
24 Aug 2026
Is vacation rental ordinance 753-26 active Sept 1? If so how do we get a permit and why is this not advertised more on the city website?
No payment is due September 1. The city’s licensing website and application system are being finalized, and program details including the application form will be posted at pageaz.gov by September 1. Owners will have until December 15, 2026 to apply and pay before the city begins enforcement. The city will share information through its website and social channels once the system is live.
Community & Resident Issues, Miscellaneous
11 Aug 2026
I’ve lived in Page for 11 years and there have been several serious collisions on Lake Powell Blvd. As you drive up the hill by the library there are people trying to cross the road at the intersection with Aspen St. since it is the only place for pedestrians to cross to get from Lake Powell Mobile Home Village/Vermilion View Apartments to the parks and downtown area. That intersection would benefit from a stop light and crosswalk more than any in town. During some parts of the day it’s nearly impossible to make a left turn from Aspen St. onto the Blvd. A traffic light and crosswalk would also serve to naturally slow down traffic approaching the library schools and churches. I know everything takes a long time in government but this really should be a priority. I always hear councilmembers and the public complain about speed on Lake Powell Blvd but nothing other than putting up some electronic signs has been done to address the speed/pedestrian safety issue. Please make this a priority.
Thank you for the detailed feedback on Aspen St. and Lake Powell Blvd. Specific, location-based input like this genuinely helps us understand where to focus safety improvements. The City is currently commissioning a comprehensive safety study of Lake Powell Blvd. to evaluate locations like this one for potential improvements. Once complete, the findings and recommended projects will be presented to Council and posted online, and this intersection will be considered as part of that review. We appreciate you taking the time to share this with us.