Aug 29 2026 3rd Annual Lehi Waterworld
Upcoming Events
12/5/2026
3RD Annual Lehi waterworld
10am
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2pm
Corner of Lehi & Horne
Event Details
12/5/2026
3RD Annual Lehi waterworld
Please join us in our 3RD Annual Lehi Waterworld! A fun afternoon for the family with Hot dogs on the grill and a towering water slide for t...
10am
-
2pm
Corner of Lehi & Horne
Notices
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Support community events! We now have a process for receiving donations and can send out an acknowledgement for tax purposes. Checks need to be payable to "East
Valley Community Foundation, Inc" with "Lehi Community Improvement Association or Lehi CIA" in the memo field. Any board member can receive your donation.
Contacts and Helpful Links
Lehi Community Improvement Association (LCIA)
Lehi Community Improvement Association (LCIA)
Lehi Community Improvement Association (LCIA)
Lehi Community Improvement Association (LCIA) was formed in the mid 1990's by concerned homeowners in the Lehi Sub-Area due to the need to communicate a consolidated voice on issues affecting the unique rural character in Lehi and to monitor development activity regarding the Loop 202 Freeway. It is a goal of the Lehi Community Improvement Association to empower and equip residents with the information they need to utilize city resources for the betterment of our community. It continues to act as an umbrella organization to address issues affecting the community such as livestock, zoning, heritage preservation, development, streets, traffic and stormwater issues.
Lehi Advisory Board
Lehi Community Improvement Association (LCIA)
Lehi Community Improvement Association (LCIA)
The Lehi Community Improvement Association Advisory Board Members are:
Michelle McCroskey
Leo Archer
Kim VanRiper
Marilyn Crosby
David L. Beaty
Robert Walker
Lorrie Martinez
Annette Williams
Meetings are held monthly
City Calendar
Lehi Community Improvement Association (LCIA)
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Calendar of Events at the City of Mesa, including all council and civic board meetings
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City Community Engagement Newsletter
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Lehi is located in District 1 of Mesa. For a list of City of Mesa contacts click below
Mesa Historical Museum
City Community Engagement Newsletter
City Community Engagement Newsletter
Want to know what's happening at Lehi's very own museum property? Check out the Mesa Historical Museum's website by clicking the link below
City Community Engagement Newsletter
City Community Engagement Newsletter
City Community Engagement Newsletter
Neighborhood Update
Troop 54 Boy scouts host Flag retirement Ceremony Lehi
We had a very successful Flag retirement ceremony on Jun 27th put on by Troop 54 Boy Scouts. It was a wonderful event filled with deep respect and patriotism. Our Mayor Mark Freeman attended, alongside city staff and many Mesa and Lehi residents. Thank you to all who put in the hours of work and food preparation and to all who attended!
FIREWORKS REMINDER
The holiday is just around the corner so it's a good time to remind everyone the rules around setting off fireworks in the City of Mesa-- what's allowed,
what's NOT allowed, possible fines and how to report.
WHAT'S ALLOWED:
This comes from the City of Mesa website "Frequently Asked Questions":
Fireworks: Are fireworks legal and when can I use them?
The use, discharge or ignition of permissible consumer fireworks
<https://fire.mesaaz.gov/home/showpublisheddocument/5994/636940451980300000>
is limited to:
- May 4th through May 6th between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m.
- June 24th through July 6th between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m., and between the hours of 11:00 p.m. on July 4th and 1:00 a.m. on July 5 th .
- December 24th through January 3rd between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m., and between the hours of 11:00 p.m. on December 31st and 1:00 a.m. on January 1st.
- The Second and Third days Diwali
The key is "permissible consumer fireworks" which are defined on the attached handout. They include sparklers and other "non aerial" consumer
fireworks and again only on the dates and times noted above.
WHAT'S NOT ALLOWED:
- Aerial fireworks - the kind you typically see at big firework shows; fireworks that leave the ground and explode in the air-- are Prohibited unless it's part of a " Permitted Public Fireworks Display".
What happens to those that violate the law? $500 up to $2500 for repeat offenders. See Mesa City Code Title 6 Chapter 21 CHAPTER 21 -
FIREWORKS AND PERMISSIBLE CONSUMER FIREWORKS
<https://library.municode.com/az/mesa/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=COOR_TIT6PORE_CH21FIPECOFI> for more information.
How to report - use the Police Non-Emergency line 480-644-2211; If injuries or fire, call 911.
What's all the fuss about? AKA "what could possible go wrong". Within the last two years In Lehi, we've had several pasture fires, injuries to horses,
and other livestock - several had to be sedated and one ended having to be put down after suffering a stroke. The closer they are to the fireworks the
worse it gets. Livestock heavy areas and historic structures are extremely vulnerable to explosions and fire.
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Announcement
Join us for our Annual Community Meeting at Lehi School.
Thursday, November 6th from 6:30 to 8PM
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