Richfield City Corporation

04/16/2026

How are you feeling? Take the USU Wellbeing Survey!
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04/07/2026

IMPORTANT UPDATE:

Regarding the Richfield Light Festival
Due to current high-risk fire conditions, local and state fire officials have advised against the lantern launch planned for Friday evening. This decision was not taken lightly, but the safety of our community will always come first.

As previously stated, all lantern sales are final.
While we share in disappointment, we are excited to still gather together for an incredible evening! The Richfield Light Festival will continue as planned, with activities including laser tag, inflatables, STEM activities, co****le, nine-square, music, dancing, and a variety of amazing food trucks. The night will end with a spectacular light show of fireworks that you won’t want to miss!

We truly appreciate your understanding and support. We can’t wait to celebrate with you and kick off spring together.

04/06/2026

Summer Tennis 2026
YOUTH CURRENTLY IN 3RD-11TH GRADE!

Get active this summer by playing tennis! This program offers youth to learn the fundamentals of tennis all while keeping active and busy throughout the summer! Youth going into 6th grade can do the elementary or middle school group, and youth going into 9th grade can do middle school or high school.

Registration: April 1st-May 18th, 2026

Fee: 3rd-5th Grade: $50.00
6th-12th Grade: $100.00

Discount for multiple siblings (20%)

Season: June 1st-July 9th
REGISTER .GOV OR CALL (435)896-5546

04/01/2026

How's life going? Take the Utah Wellbeing Survey! This survey, conducted by Utah State University, it provides information to communities to help inform their planning policies.
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03/30/2026

03/25/2026

Richfield City is seeking individuals to fill positions at Cove View Golf Course -

Richfield City is accepting applications for a part-time mechanic for the golf course. Applicants should have experience with repairing mowers, trimmers, golf carts, and other equipment, and the ability to work well with others. The salary range is $15.00 to $18.00 based on experience. Flexible hours, including evenings and weekends, are sometimes required.
https://richfieldut.gov/public_notice/golf-course-mechanic/

Richfield City is accepting applications for maintenance workers for the golf course. Applicants should have experience with operating mowers, trimmers, loaders, and other equipment and the ability to work well with others. Knowledge of sprinkling system installation and/or maintenance could be helpful. The salary range is $12.00 to $15.00 based on experience. Flexible hours, including evenings and weekends, are sometimes required. Positions available until filled.
https://richfieldut.gov/public_notice/golf-course-part-time-grounds-keepers/

Golf Course – Mechanic March 19, 2026 Richfield City is accepting applications for a part-time mechanic for the golf course. Applicants should have experience with repairing mowers, trimmers, golf carts, and other equipment, and the ability to work well with others. The salary range is $15.00 to $...

03/23/2026

Are you ready for the Richfield Light Festival? The festival is hosting a chance to win a lantern, as well as laser tag and inflatables wristbands!
Just follow on Instagram and Facebook, like this post, and tag three friends!

01/22/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
New H.A.W.K. Crosswalk Enhances Pedestrian Safety at 500 North Main in Richfield
Richfield, UT — [Insert Date] — A new pedestrian crosswalk equipped with a H.A.W.K. (High-Intensity Activated crossWalK) signal system is now operational at 500 North Main in Richfield, improving safety for pedestrians, including school-aged children, who regularly cross the roadway.
The H.A.W.K. system is designed to safely stop vehicle traffic when pedestrians activate the crosswalk. Unlike a traditional traffic signal, the H.A.W.K. signal only operates when someone is crossing, helping maintain traffic flow while prioritizing pedestrian safety.
Motorists are reminded to follow the H.A.W.K. signal indications carefully:
Flashing Yellow: Slow down and be alert; the signal has been activated.
Solid Yellow: Prepare to stop.
Solid Red: Stop completely.
Flashing Red: Come to a full stop, then proceed only when the crosswalk and intersection are clear.
City officials encourage drivers to remain attentive, especially during school travel times, and to familiarize themselves with the H.A.W.K. signal operation to ensure the safety of everyone using the roadway.
“This new crosswalk is an important step in protecting pedestrians and students who cross North Main Street every day,” Chief Lloyd said. “Following the signal instructions will help prevent accidents and keep our community safe.”

01/08/2026

Richfield City is accepting applications for a new firefighter.

Requirements:
• Must be 21 or older
• Must live within 3 miles of the city center
• Must pass a medical physical and background check
• Must complete all required training and certifications within one year

Application deadline: March 31st

If you’re interested, reach out to any current member of the fire department—or contact Fire Chief Dustin Anderson directly at (435) 201-0593.

Come be part of something great and help protect our community!

12/02/2025

This is a great opportunity for anyone looking for a new job, but you'll have to act fast as the position closes tomorrow!

Position Available November 19, 2025 Richfield City is accepting applications for a full-time Secretary. The salary range is $18 to $20 per hour, depending on qualifications. Qualifications:Applicants must demonstrate successful performance in previous roles, including: Ability to complete tasks acc...

10/07/2025

Nielson Family Park officially completed
Ribbon cutting for Richfield’s newest park hosted Tuesday morning
Richfield, Utah — October 7, 2025 — Several years of development culminated Tuesday morning as Richfield City officials gathered with members of the Nielson family to officially celebrate the completion of Richfield’s newest park.
Prior to ribbon cutting ceremony, the park had already become popular spot for people to gather, especially those looking for open pickleball courts or an all-abilities playground.
“We are very thankful to the Nielson family for making this happen,” Richfield Mayor Bryan Burrows said. “The Nielsons were kind enough to donate this to the City.”
The park was built on block that was owned by the Nielson family for 117 years.
“We’re just beyond thrilled that the city would take and do this and provide this for the young people in this neighborhood,” said Doug Nielson, representing the Nielson family. “Dad told me a couple of times, ‘you know that property would make a great park for the kids in that neighborhood.’” Doug’s father grew up just a few blocks from where the new park is located.
Mayor Burrows also thanked the Fullmer’s Dairy for volunteering to level the park, the Utah National Guard 222nd for assembling the benches, Richfield High School’s students and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for laying the sod, Jones & DeMille Engineering for donation of benches, Rocky Mountain Power for trees as well as the City’s public works, parks and recreation and staff for helping. He also thanked Michele Jolley and Ron Clegg for their efforts in executing the project.
The Nielson Family Park is Richfield’s fifth public park. Richfield’s first park was built in 1927 on the corner of 300 North and Main Street. Now known as the City Park, it hosts many community events including Independence Day celebrations, Rocktober and the Rocky Mountain ATV Jamboree. The Richfield Lions Park was built in 1958, the Rotary Park in 1982 and the Centennial Park in 2004.

08/13/2025

The groundbreaking for the Richfield City pool has been rescheduled for9 a.m. Tuesday, Augue 19.
https://richfieldut.gov/city_news/pool-groundbreaking-rescheduled/