Help Us Meet Our Goal of Filling 1,800 Tags -- Donate Today!

Kaysville GIVES was started as a way for our community to help make Christmastime just a bit easier for those that live and go to school here in Kaysville. It started by helping The Family Enrichment Center in Kaysville with 10 families, Mountain High School students, the Bountiful Food Pantry, and Safe Harbor. The residents were able to come to City Hall and select tags off the Christmas Tree there and return them in time to organize the gifts. We were hopeful to be able to fill Christmas requests from each location. 

In 2019, we moved all the physical Christmas Tree Tags to virtual tags on our website www.kaysvillegives.com. It made it so that we could reach more residents and allowed us to support more of the needs in our community. During COVID, we were able to utilize Amazon Gift Lists so the giver could shop online and have the gifts sent directly to the City Offices, making it safe for the giver and the volunteers. We found that the residents really liked being able to give that way. We also made it so that donations could be made online and that was another great way to make it simple to donate.

Over the last 7 years, the vision and goal of Kaysville GIVES has always been to give back to those who are in need here in our own community. That is why so many love to be part of this. Kaysville Gives has been able to achieve that goal every year thanks to our AMAZING business and resident donations from families, church groups, youth groups, neighborhood groups, and service groups. 

In 2022, we joined a partnership with Young Truck and Trailer and the Young Caring for Young Foundation. Young Truck and Trailer receives all of our donations at their location in Kaysville, provides trucks and trailers for transportation of the donations, and receives all financial donations through their foundations so all donations can be tax-exempt. Their partnership has allowed us to help more families.

Kaysville GIVES began November 20th and will be done collecting donations by December 8th. To donate, go to the website at www.kaysvillegives.com.  

For questions or to inquire about how to get involved, email medstrom@kaysville.gov.

Financial Contributions

-  Click here to make an online donation. For donations over $250, you will receive a tax write-off receipt.
- You can also call 801-546-1235 or go to Kaysville City Hall, 23 E. Center Street to make a donation.

Select Tags from the Christmas Tree

-  You can go to our virtual "GIVING TREE" for items to donate.
-  All items are due back by December 8, 2023 to Kaysville City Hall or Young Truck and Trailer located at 220 N. 650 W.

Select Gifts from Amazon Gift List

- An Amazon Gift List has been created for suggested donations. All gifts will be delivered directly to our partner, Young Truck and Trailer's location in Kaysville. Simple!

Watch: What Is "Kaysville GIVES"?

Watch: Time Lapse Video of Donations Being Loaded Up

Snow Removal

Kaysville City Ordinance 9-2-3 prohibits any obstruction of travel on public sidewalks. Property owners are required to remove snow on all public sidewalks abutting their property. Clearing snow and ice from your sidewalks is important for the safety of residents.

It is illegal to shovel or blow snow onto the street. City ordinance 9-2-10 prohibits pushing, blowing or otherwise depositing snow, leaves or other debris onto the street. This is problematic, especially when a street has already been plowed, as this snow is easily frozen, reducing traction and becoming a striking hazard on the road. This can be a headache for City crews, but it also affects you and your neighbors as well.

Residents often ask if plow drivers can keep snow out of their driveways, and while we aren’t actively trying to put snow on driveways or on sidewalks, it is difficult to keep snow from doing so as the plows move down the street.

If there is a fire hydrant near your house, clear the snow around it. Make a wide enough perimeter around it (about 3 feet) for firefighters to work. Also, clear a path from the hydrant to the street.

Don't Wait to Affiliate!

The Davis County Clerk's Office will be mailing postcards this week to remind voters that the party affiliation deadline is 5:00 PM on Tuesday, January 9, 2024, which is earlier than it has been in the past. Party affiliations cannot be changed after the deadline and will remain in effect through the June primary election.

Voters can verify that their registration is current, or make updates including party affiliation, at vote.utah.gov or at the Davis County Clerk’s Office, 61 S. Main Street, Farmington, Utah.

For more information, contact the Davis County Clerk’s Office at 801-451-3213.