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City Attorney
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Under the Government Records Access and Management Act (“GRAMA”), you may file a request for Murray City police records with the Murray City Police Department at 5025 South State Street, 2nd Floor. You may file a GRAMA request for other City documents with the appropriate department that handles those documents. GRAMA Request Form |
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If you are the Defendant, the Pre-trial conference at the court is your “meeting” with the prosecutor. If you are represented by an attorney, the prosecutor will discuss your case with your attorney. If you are the victim, you may call the victim advocate in the Murray City Police Department at 264-2673. |
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You will need to obtain your paperwork from the Bureau of Criminal Identification and the court in which your case was handled. |
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You may file a small claims case at the Murray City Municipal Justice Court if the incident took place in Murray City, or if the defendant lives in Murray City and the amount claimed does not exceed $7,500. |
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Bench warrants are issued by the judge. The City Attorney’s Office cannot clear a warrant. A clerk at the court may be able to look up your case and schedule a new court date. |
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The City Attorney is appointed by the Mayor and is the attorney for the City of Murray in all of its functions as a municipal corporation. The role of the City Attorney is similar to that of the general counsel of a large private corporation. The City Attorney’s Office provides legal advice and services to the Mayor, City Council, City Departments, Boards and Commissions. Prosecutors in the City Attorney’s Office prosecute all class B and C misdemeanors as well as infractions and violations of the City Code that occur within Murray City. The Salt Lake County District Attorney is an elected official whose office investigates and prosecutes crimes in the county’s jurisdiction, including felonies and class A misdemeanors occurring within Murray City. |
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The City Attorney's Office only represents Murray City Corporation. If you need legal advice or have a question about the laws of the City or the State, you may want to seek the advice of a private attorney. If you are being prosecuted by Murray City and want a public defender, you will need to ask the judge to appoint one for you. |
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The Court imposes fines and jail sentences. The appropriate court clerk's office will have this information. |
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No. This is a private matter that the City has no jurisdiction over. For general questions, you may call the Community Action Program at (801) 359-2444. |
Community and Economic Development
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You will need to refer to our zoning map. Zoning Map |
Cultural Arts / History
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No. Individual tickets and season passes for the summer season performances must be purchased at our office located at 296 E Murray Park Ln or at the gate 45 minutes before showtime. Winter season performance tickets are available at the door only. Winter high school performance tickets may be purchased in advance at the school. Winter ballet performance tickets may be purchased in advance at Wright Costume, 4874 S State St or at the door. |
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No. The amphitheater has bench seats with a back. All seating is general admission. A blanket or cushion is suggested. |
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Small coolers without glass containers are permitted. Concessions consisting of water, pop, and candy are sold during intermission. |
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Age 12 and under. You may usually lap sit a child under 2 years of age. The Arts Council production charges for every person including infants. |
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Tickets may be purchased in our office located at 296 E Murray Park Ln with Visa or MasterCard. Tickets at the gate must be purchased with cash or check. |
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Auditions for the summer series are held each year in April and May. A complete schedule will be posted in March. Missoula Children's Theater auditions vary each year. See the winter series schedule to determine approximate time of year. |
Engineering
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A permit is required from the Engineering Division prior to replacing anything in the public right-of-way (sidewalk, curb and gutter). Once a permit is approved, you may ask that the City participate in this replacement. For more information call (801) 270-2400. |
Finance
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The fiscal year begins on July 1 and ends on June 30. |
Fire
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Rubbish and weeds are not allowed to be burned. A cooking fire must be approved by the Fire Marshall. |
Garbage
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For any curbside garbage/recycle pick up problems, please contact Ace Disposal at (801) 363-9995. A Customer Service representative will be able to help you |
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Please contact Murray City Public Works at 270-2440. The reservation can be done over the phone if you can make payment either by VISA or Mastercard. If making payment by cash or check, please visit us at the Public Works offices, 4646 South 500 West, Monday thru Friday, 7:00 am to 3:00 pm. |
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Murray City can accept antifreeze, batteries (household or car), oil or paint from residential use ONLY. These items can be dropped off at the Public Services offices, Monday thru Friday, 7:00 am to 3:30 pm. Any other type of hazardous waste must be taken to the Trans-Jordan Landfill or Salt Lake County Landfill Hazardous Waste drop off site. More... |
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Regular garbage pick up will not occur on the 4th of July, Thanksgiving, Christmas or New Year’s Day. If your pick up day falls on one of those holidays, your garbage will be picked up the following day. |
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Containers should be placed in a row in the center of the cul-de-sac parallel to the road entering the cul-de-sac. |
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Chips are free and available as long as we have them in stock. They may be picked up on Friday afternoons between the hours of 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm. Please call 270-2440 for information on availability. Murray City offers wood chips to its residents from grinding the yard waste that is brought in through our Greenwaste Dumpster program only. (Note:We are not able to accept any waste directly from residents or contractors). More... |
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Christmas trees may be dropped off at the large parking lot east of the Park Center at Murray Park and at Grant Park. Trees may be dropped off from Dec. 26 thru Jan. 31. More... |
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The leaves can be dropped off in the large parking lot east of the Park Center at Murray Park. They must be bagged. That program runs October 25th through December 31st. More... |
Heritage Center
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The Heritage Center is located at #10 E. 6150 South which is WEST of state street, between state and main. |
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Adults age 55+ are welcome to attend the Heritage Center. |
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The Heritage Center is rented to non-profit, civic organization, with priority given to Senior groups. The Center is not available for birthday parties or weddings. Call 264-2635 for complete information. |
Human Resources
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To apply for a City position, you must complete a City application. You may attach a resume to the application if you like. City Application |
Information Systems
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Please call us at (801) 264-2610 and we will work with you to resolve the problem. |
Mayor's Office
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The Mayor's office can provide information on schools, utility billing, business listings and recycle information, as well as a history of the City. |
Park Center
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Monday through Friday: 5am-10pm
Saturday: 7am-7pm
Sunday: 9am-2pm |
Parks and Recreation
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Our office is in the center of Murray Park, behind the concession stand, and east of the recreation center. Hours are 8am to 5pm Monday through Friday. |
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No. Pavilion reservations must be made in person at our Parks & Recreation office. You may phone 264-2614 for availability. |
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Pavilion reservations may be made one year in advance of any date, May 1st through October 30th. |
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No. Pavilions are booked once per day, and the fee is the same. |
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Fees are dependent upon the capacity of the pavilion and whether or not you are a Murray resident. Pavilions with a capacity of 100 or less are $30 Murray resident, $45 nonresident. Pavilions with a capacity of 100+ are $50 Murray resident, $65 nonresident. |
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No. We do not reserve the arboretum area for any purpose. The area is heavily used for photography and walkers enjoying the grounds. |
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The fishing pond is located at Willow Pond Park. Willow Pond is not available for reservation; it may be used on a first-come, first-serve basis. |
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Ages 14+ are required to have a fishing license at Willow Pond. Those under age 14 must be accompanied by a licensed fisherman |
Police
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If you wish to obtain a copy of a traffic accident report, you must be an involved party, family member, an insurance agent, or an attorney for the involved party. There is a charge of $5 per copy. Please give us 5-10 business days following the accident before requesting a copy. |
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If you wish to obtain a copy of a crime report you must submit a request in person to the police department. Each request will be processed to ensure compliance with the GRAMA privacy act, which restricts release of information. Most requests can be processed within 10 days. The cost of a police report is $5.00 per copy. |
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Fingerprints can be obtained Monday - Friday from 10:00 am - 11:00 am. You must live or work in Murray in order to obtain fingerprints. The cost is $5.00 for the first card and $1.00 for each additional card. |
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The number to contact when reporting a non-emergency crime or need to speak with a police officer is 840-4000. For Police Administration or to speak wiht a detective concerning your case, contact 264-2673.
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If you would like information about the status or outcome of a police report you made you can call 264-2673. Give us the case number and we will tell you the name of the Investigator and give you his phone number. You can call the Investigator and discuss the case with him/her. |
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The dispatcher and police sergeant make the decision based on the available information and their experience. Calls are given a priority code ranging from 1 to 9. An example of a priority 1 call would be a call where there are injuries, death or there is a threat of injury if the police don't respond quickly. An example of a priority 9 call would be a citizen who just needs to ask a police officer a question. Many times calls require two or more police officers and there may be several of these types of calls at one time. Please be patient and if the situation changes you can call us back and give us any new information. Just like the emergency room at the hospital, call are prioritized and are not always handled in the order they were received.
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From 8 - 5 Mon - Fri you may call 264-2673 and ask for the officers supervisor or the supervisor on duty. If you don't know the officer's name you can tell us the date, time and location of the incident and we can help you get in touch with the supervisor. If you are not satisfied with the result you can come to the police station and complete a formal, written statement that will be forwarded to the Lieutenant assigned to investigate theses matters. |
Power
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To report an outage, call Murray’s Central Dispatch Center at (801) 264-9669. Outages can be widespread or might be isolated to small areas. Don’t assume your neighbors are reporting the outage. Prompt outage reports from customers result in faster utility response time. |
Recorder
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No. All property records are kept by Salt Lake County Property Division more |
Sewer
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You should call Public Services at (801) 270-2440. |
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Adjustments can only be made if the leak was outside the home and occurred during the winter months. Other criteria that must also be met to obtain an adjustment. Please contact Anne vonWeller, 270-2408, to discuss whether an adjustment is possible. |
Stormwater
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The street sweepers have a schedule that they follow so that every public street in the City gets cleaned 3-4 times a year. In special circumstances we can put your street on a priority list and to assess whether your street should be swept prior to the scheduled date. Please keep in mind that the City owns 3 sweepers only and they can only operate in good, dry weather. |
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Please contact Murray City Public Works at 270-2440 and we will send out a crew to get it cleaned out. For after- hours, weekends or holidays, please dial our dispatch at
264-9669. |
Streets
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Please contact Murray City Public Works at 270-2440 with the address or report a pot hole on this website under "Report a Street Problem". We will make every effort to get it repaired as quickly as possible.
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UDOT plows state highways (State Street, 4500 South, 5300 South-west of State, 900 East, VanWinkle, and Commerce Drive). Murray City Public Works will begin to plow when there is 3" of snow standing on the streets. The main streets (6400 South, 700 West, 725 East, Atwood Blvd., etc.) are the first roads to be plowed. When they are clear we will do the secondary streets (Sanford Drive, Utahna Drive, Hyland Lake Drive, Rodeo Lane, etc.). Neighborhood streets and cul-de-sacs will be the last areas plowed. We try to get everyone plowed as quickly as possible so please be patient and keep this schedule in mind before you contact us.
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Treasurer
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Please call the County Treasurer at (801) 468-3400. More... |
Utilities
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Payments can be mailed or brought into Murray City Hall located at 5025 S. State St., Room 115. Drop boxes are located at the north side of City Hall and in front of the Heritage Center at 10 E. 6150 S. MasterCard or Visa credit or debit card payments can be made 24 hours a day, 7 days a week either online or over the Interactive Voice Response System by dialing (801) 264-2626. Pay Online |
Water
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For 2007 Murray City was 270 Gallons per person per day |
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You may contact Murray City Public Works at 270-2440 to report the problem. Please keep in mind that Murray City does not have a mandatory watering schedule. Therefore, we can only let the resident know that they are being wasteful and make suggestions regarding conservation methods for watering. |
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Murray City ordinance states that City employees are the only people to be inside the water meter box for any reason. Please contact Murray City Public Works at 270-2440 and we will send someone over immediately to turn the water off for you. This is a free service that we are happy to provide.
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