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Lehi, Utah: Mountain Lion Sighting, Air Quality Updates, and the Opening of Fire Station 84
In Lehi, Utah, the holiday season is in full swing, but there's more to the city's recent news than just festive cheer.
### Weather
As of December 26, 2024, Lehi is experiencing chilly winter weather. Temperatures are hovering around 1°F to 7°F (-17°C to -14°C), making it a perfect time to bundle up and enjoy the winter scenery[2].
### Mountain Lion Sighting
Residents of Lehi's westside neighborhood are on high alert after a mountain lion was spotted wandering the area. Captured on a Ring video, this sighting has prompted the Lehi City Police Department to issue a warning. The Division of Wildlife Resources is actively searching for the mountain lion, and residents are advised to exercise caution, especially when it comes to children walking to and from school and pets being outdoors[1].
### Air Quality
The air quality in Lehi, similar to the broader Salt Lake County area, is currently moderate. With PM 2.5 levels at 5.3 µg/m³, the air quality index is within the 'good' range, making it safe for most outdoor activities. However, it's always a good idea to check the latest updates, especially for those with respiratory issues[4].
### Pollen Count
For those with allergies, the good news is that pollen counts are relatively low in December. The primary allergen this time of year is mountain cedar or Ashe juniper, but current levels are not significantly high. This makes it a good time to enjoy the outdoors without the usual spring and summer pollen woes[3].
### Community Events
Although there aren't any high school sports scores to report on this holiday day, the community has been celebrating the recent opening of Fire Station 84. This new facility, located at 3495 W. 1500 North, is a significant addition to Lehi's emergency services, equipped to house up to 24 firefighters and featuring state-of-the-art training and community spaces. The open house event highlighted the station's capabilities and the commitment of the Lehi Fire Department to the community's safety[5].
As Lehi continues to grow and develop, these recent events remind residents of the importance of community safety, awareness, and the ongoing efforts to enhance public services. Whether you're enjoying the winter weather or staying indoors, there's always something new and interesting happening in Lehi.
### Weather
As of December 26, 2024, Lehi is experiencing chilly winter weather. Temperatures are hovering around 1°F to 7°F (-17°C to -14°C), making it a perfect time to bundle up and enjoy the winter scenery[2].
### Mountain Lion Sighting
Residents of Lehi's westside neighborhood are on high alert after a mountain lion was spotted wandering the area. Captured on a Ring video, this sighting has prompted the Lehi City Police Department to issue a warning. The Division of Wildlife Resources is actively searching for the mountain lion, and residents are advised to exercise caution, especially when it comes to children walking to and from school and pets being outdoors[1].
### Air Quality
The air quality in Lehi, similar to the broader Salt Lake County area, is currently moderate. With PM 2.5 levels at 5.3 µg/m³, the air quality index is within the 'good' range, making it safe for most outdoor activities. However, it's always a good idea to check the latest updates, especially for those with respiratory issues[4].
### Pollen Count
For those with allergies, the good news is that pollen counts are relatively low in December. The primary allergen this time of year is mountain cedar or Ashe juniper, but current levels are not significantly high. This makes it a good time to enjoy the outdoors without the usual spring and summer pollen woes[3].
### Community Events
Although there aren't any high school sports scores to report on this holiday day, the community has been celebrating the recent opening of Fire Station 84. This new facility, located at 3495 W. 1500 North, is a significant addition to Lehi's emergency services, equipped to house up to 24 firefighters and featuring state-of-the-art training and community spaces. The open house event highlighted the station's capabilities and the commitment of the Lehi Fire Department to the community's safety[5].
As Lehi continues to grow and develop, these recent events remind residents of the importance of community safety, awareness, and the ongoing efforts to enhance public services. Whether you're enjoying the winter weather or staying indoors, there's always something new and interesting happening in Lehi.
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By Quiet. PleaseIn Lehi, Utah, the holiday season is in full swing, but there's more to the city's recent news than just festive cheer.
### Weather
As of December 26, 2024, Lehi is experiencing chilly winter weather. Temperatures are hovering around 1°F to 7°F (-17°C to -14°C), making it a perfect time to bundle up and enjoy the winter scenery[2].
### Mountain Lion Sighting
Residents of Lehi's westside neighborhood are on high alert after a mountain lion was spotted wandering the area. Captured on a Ring video, this sighting has prompted the Lehi City Police Department to issue a warning. The Division of Wildlife Resources is actively searching for the mountain lion, and residents are advised to exercise caution, especially when it comes to children walking to and from school and pets being outdoors[1].
### Air Quality
The air quality in Lehi, similar to the broader Salt Lake County area, is currently moderate. With PM 2.5 levels at 5.3 µg/m³, the air quality index is within the 'good' range, making it safe for most outdoor activities. However, it's always a good idea to check the latest updates, especially for those with respiratory issues[4].
### Pollen Count
For those with allergies, the good news is that pollen counts are relatively low in December. The primary allergen this time of year is mountain cedar or Ashe juniper, but current levels are not significantly high. This makes it a good time to enjoy the outdoors without the usual spring and summer pollen woes[3].
### Community Events
Although there aren't any high school sports scores to report on this holiday day, the community has been celebrating the recent opening of Fire Station 84. This new facility, located at 3495 W. 1500 North, is a significant addition to Lehi's emergency services, equipped to house up to 24 firefighters and featuring state-of-the-art training and community spaces. The open house event highlighted the station's capabilities and the commitment of the Lehi Fire Department to the community's safety[5].
As Lehi continues to grow and develop, these recent events remind residents of the importance of community safety, awareness, and the ongoing efforts to enhance public services. Whether you're enjoying the winter weather or staying indoors, there's always something new and interesting happening in Lehi.
### Weather
As of December 26, 2024, Lehi is experiencing chilly winter weather. Temperatures are hovering around 1°F to 7°F (-17°C to -14°C), making it a perfect time to bundle up and enjoy the winter scenery[2].
### Mountain Lion Sighting
Residents of Lehi's westside neighborhood are on high alert after a mountain lion was spotted wandering the area. Captured on a Ring video, this sighting has prompted the Lehi City Police Department to issue a warning. The Division of Wildlife Resources is actively searching for the mountain lion, and residents are advised to exercise caution, especially when it comes to children walking to and from school and pets being outdoors[1].
### Air Quality
The air quality in Lehi, similar to the broader Salt Lake County area, is currently moderate. With PM 2.5 levels at 5.3 µg/m³, the air quality index is within the 'good' range, making it safe for most outdoor activities. However, it's always a good idea to check the latest updates, especially for those with respiratory issues[4].
### Pollen Count
For those with allergies, the good news is that pollen counts are relatively low in December. The primary allergen this time of year is mountain cedar or Ashe juniper, but current levels are not significantly high. This makes it a good time to enjoy the outdoors without the usual spring and summer pollen woes[3].
### Community Events
Although there aren't any high school sports scores to report on this holiday day, the community has been celebrating the recent opening of Fire Station 84. This new facility, located at 3495 W. 1500 North, is a significant addition to Lehi's emergency services, equipped to house up to 24 firefighters and featuring state-of-the-art training and community spaces. The open house event highlighted the station's capabilities and the commitment of the Lehi Fire Department to the community's safety[5].
As Lehi continues to grow and develop, these recent events remind residents of the importance of community safety, awareness, and the ongoing efforts to enhance public services. Whether you're enjoying the winter weather or staying indoors, there's always something new and interesting happening in Lehi.