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Questions & Answers:
Community & Resident Issues
4 Jun 2026
Not a question. I play pickle ball with 6 other women. Not one of them follows FB nor knew of the concert and activites in the park on June 30. I don’t even know were the electronic signs advertising? Banner across Lake Powell Blvd.
Thank you for the feedback. We understand that not everyone uses Facebook, which is why the City shares event information through multiple channels, including the City website, event calendar, social media platforms, the City app, digital message boards, email newsletters, and SMS text message notifications.
The park is a public community space that serves many purposes, including recreation, special events, concerts, and community gatherings. While we make every effort to provide advance notice of activities that may affect facility availability, we understand that not everyone may see every announcement.
Residents who would like additional event notifications are encouraged to download the City app and sign up for the City’s email newsletter and SMS text alerts. We appreciate your comments and will continue looking for ways to help residents stay informed about upcoming events and park activities.
Miscellaneous
4 Jun 2026
Why are they planning on a project that gonna dry up page even more? It’s bad for the environment it’s waste of residents and even your own money. It’s not gonna make page thrive anymore as if it is. The whole town is gonna have very restricted water.
To get more information regarding this project, please visit the City’s economic-development FAQ page: Page Data Center FAQ
21 May 2026
Given that the city has openly stated that a majority of it’s financial stability comes from consistent tourism are you comfortable knowing that if anything- especially a building as large as a data center- is built on that site it will completely decimate the tourist industry for the entire area? The landscape is literally flat and you would be able to see it for miles not to mention it will completely ruin the aesthetic of horseshoe bend and the surrounding landscape. How are your residents supposed to trust decisions being made regarding this issue when it is being shown that environmental preservation and the wellbeing of their community is clearly not in the city’s priority list?
Tourism remains foundational to Page’s economy and identity, and the City is not seeking to replace or move away from it. At this time, no final site location, building design, elevations, or visual analysis has been approved, and conclusions about visual impacts or effects on tourism would be speculative. Many future project details would be subject to separate development review and approvals before any development could occur.
Miscellaneous
21 May 2026
Is there a place to complain about people wasting water?
Yes. Residents who observe what appears to be significant water waste, such as a major leak or continuously running irrigation, can contact Page Utility Enterprise (PUE) at (928) 645-2419 for review. Staff can evaluate the concern and determine whether follow up or assistance may be needed.
Housing & Development
7 May 2026
When will the Newburn Rd housing project start construction?
The housing project off Newburn Road is part of the proposed Desert Ridge Subdivision, which is still in the early planning and approval stages. The project must complete the subdivision review process before construction can begin. At this time, the approval process is expected to take approximately one year.
Public Services & Utilities
6 May 2026
Why doesn’t the street sweeper ever come down my street?
The City schedules street sweeping based on established routes and maintenance priorities, which typically focus on arterial and collector roadways, as well as areas with higher traffic volumes. Residential streets are not always included in the routine sweeping schedule. However, Public Works may provide service in residential areas on an as-needed basis, such as after storms, construction activity, or other conditions that create excess debris. Residents who have concerns about a specific street can contact the Public Works Department to request an evaluation.