St. George City

In an effort to reduce the exposure of both the public and our staff to the Coronavirus (COVID-19), the City of St. George will follow a recent federal recommendation which advises against gatherings of more than 10 people. The following City buildings will close starting the morning of Tuesday, March 17 and remained closed until further notice: St. Geo ...

While COVID-19 has yet to affect St. George in any significant manner medically, we want to stay proactive in our efforts to mitigate the possible spread of the Coronavirus. At our City Hall and City Commons buildings as well as the St. Geo ...

One year ago Snake Hollow Bike Park opened to great acclaim. On any sun-filled afternoon, cyclists abound on each skill station of Utah’s only year-round bike park. Though their ages vary — from little ones on strider bikes to middle-aged adults — their enthusiasm radiates throughout the Western St. George venue. ...

Free-wheeling and pulsating in their sound, The Famous Unknowns will sing at the City of St. George’s Concert in the Park Aug. 12 at 7:30 p.m. at Vernon Worthen Park. This is the fifth concert of a six-month series that stretches into September. Each...

Because of the extreme fire danger in southwestern Utah, Saint George officials are prohibiting fireworks. Chief Robert Stoker said no fireworks of any kind are to be used in downtown Saint George within 200 feet of dry washes, river and stream corridors, hillsides, plateaus and mesa tops, or natural open spaces...

The St. George Arts Festival began back in 1980 showcasing artists from around this area. David Cordero Communications and Marketing Director for the City of St. George talking with KDXU tells us more about the Festival –