2021 Pleasant Grove Lindon Chamber Magazine by Daily Herald

2021

INSIDE:

•Chamber Award Winners •Economic Development •Chamber/City Activities •Chamber Membership Directory

POSTAL CUSTOMER ECRWSS

PROVO, UT PERMIT NO. 372

PAID

PRSRT STD US POSTAGE

Knock-knock, Lehi. It’s your new neighbor, UVU. More than just degrees. Utah Valley University believes that no matter your age, interests, or ambitions, learning is a lifelong passion, and there’s more than one way to achieve your goals. From our new Location in Lehi, our team is dedicated to offering educational and life enrichment programs increasing career and workforce development. Whether you’re pursuing professional advancement, exploring a new skill, or fast-tracking your way towards a better future.

Executive Education

Community Education

Concurrent Enrollment

Advance in your career or propel your team to greater success. Executive Ed offers workforce customized training & conferences, non-credit short-term training, and certificate programs for anyone looking to progress professionally.

Discover new hobbies, talents, and opportunities for growth. From youth coding classes to guitar lessons for adults, we have fun and accessible classes for the whole family.

Optimize your path to earning a college degree while still in high school. Students who take advantage of Concurrent Enrollment can earn college credit prior to graduation at a fraction of the tuition cost.

UVU in the Wasatch Back

Overlooking Heber Valley and just off of Highway 40, you’ll find even more quality programs at UVU’s Wasatch Campus.

UVU Wasatch offers:

Wasatch Area Resort Management Program (WARM)

Professional Education

Community Ed classes

Associate Degrees

Workforce Customized Training

Conferences … and much more!

Career & Technical Education Qualify for a higher-paying job and do it in less time, for less money. CTE lowers the hurdles between you and the marketable skills you need to compete, succeed, and thrive in the workforce.

Learn more at doterra.com

Managed IT Services and More Entrust your business to a managed IT services partner with a broad spectrum of technology experience combined with the support and responsiveness you need. At TeamLogic IT we take a People First, Tech Next approach that focuses on delivering the highest levels of security and access anytime, anywhere covering your entire network—onsite, remote and in the cloud— from fully outsourced IT services to co-managed technology support. • • • • •

Managed IT Services Cloud Services Data / Voice / Connectivity Cybersecurity & Compliance Business Continuity

• Data Backup & Recovery • IT Projects & Consulting

(including procuring equipment)

• Business Application Services • Remote Workforce Support

TeamLogic IT provides the breadth and depth of technological expertise with the personal touch of a local advisor. We offer several core business risk assessments. Call today for a free consultation or to learn more about our IT support services.

Move forward with The Color of Confidence®

385.330.1830 439 E. 1000 S. • Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 gallen@teamlogicit.com • jperkins@teamlogicit.com TeamLogicIT.com/UtahValleyNorthUT

Mention this ad for

30% off

a cybersecurity assessment

Purchase IFA’s 4Plus Lawn Care Program Get Bountiful Earth Humate, IFA Garden Fertilizer or Killzall FREE!

20lb.

Table of Contents Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce Chamber Board Chairman’s Message ...................................................................... 4 Chamber President’s Message.................................................................................. 6 Chamber Board of Directors....................................................................................... 8 History of the Chamber............................................................................................... 9

IFA Weed & Feed Reg. 19.99 {1980} 24-3-6 40lb . Builds turf and kills dandelions plus up to 200 other weeds with one application! Formulated to five quick green color and build strong roots.

2021 Chamber Award Winners................................................................................. 10

Reg. 36.99 {1981}

Pleasant Grove City

Chamber Events....................................................................................................... 12 2021 Organization of the Year.................................................................................. 14 Economic Development - Area Sees Positive Growth Despite Pandemic............... 16

Pleasant Grove Mayor’s Message........................................................................... 18 Pleasant Grove At-A-Glance.................................................................................... 19 History of Pleasant Grove ........................................................................................ 20 Pleasant Grove Today.............................................................................................. 21 Strawberry Days....................................................................................................... 22 Miss Pleasant Grove 2019-2020.............................................................................. 24 Recreation................................................................................................................ 25 PG Cares.................................................................................................................. 26

Lindon City Lindon Mayor’s Message......................................................................................... 28 Lindon At-A-Glance.................................................................................................. 29 History of Lindon....................................................................................................... 30

YOUR CHOICE!

Lindon Days.............................................................................................................. 31 Economic Development - Future Development Plans.............................................. 32

Chamber Membership Directory..................................................................34 Reveive one FREE item with the purchase of IFA 4Plus 50/40 lb. bags.

This magazine produced by the

Up to 34.99 value. [786971] IFA446A, [1930] IFA443A, [462B5] IFA441A See store for 25/20 lb. bag program offer details.

562 North 900 West American Fork 801-756-9604

Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce and the Daily Herald Publisher: Jim Konig

70 S. 100 East Pleasant Grove, UT 84602

(801) 922-4540

www.pglindonchamber.org

www.pglindonchamber.org | Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce

Editor: Christi C. Babbitt

Graphic Design: Marcia C. Harris

Cover Photo: Eric Jensen

Chamber Board Chairman’s Message I am excited and honored to serve as chairman of the board of directors for the Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce. To introduce myself, my name is Dale Keep and I am with Big-D Construction in the Lindon office. I recently moved here from Kauai, Hawaii. I am new to Utah and to Big-D. I have been a longtime committed member of the chambers of commerce wherever I have lived. Being new to Utah, I knew the chamber would be a great place to start building relationships with businesses and community leaders. Soon after moving here, I reached out to Eric Jensen, the chamber’s president, about my willingness to get involved, and he started to help me make connections. I was able to quickly build relationships through attending community events, award galas, golf tournaments and chamber luncheons. As I began to immerse myself in Utah and its business community, I have been very impressed with the resiliency of the businesses and people in our area. This pandemic has been rough. Businesses have had to pivot, try new ideas and find new ways to serve their customers, and many have done this exceptionally well. The tag line of the chamber is “Where Relationships Matter.” This past year, those relationships have helped us get through these tough times. Now that we are kneedeep into 2021, I encourage you to continue to develop relationships with your business associates and community members. Relationships are key in developing deep roots

in your community, and with deep roots you can withstand storms that come our way. At the chamber, we will continue to provide you with opportunities to establish, foster and grow your relationships. We will continue to provide services, resources and opportunities that will help your business thrive. At the chamber, we hope to provide you with valuable networking opportunities through our luncheons, community events, concerts in the park, celebrations and other networking events. If you would like to further enhance your chamber membership experience, we would love to have you involved as a chamber volunteer. This year, we have created two new committees, and we are looking to fill those committees with service-minded people. The first committee is the Events and Activities committee. This committee will help plan and execute our networking events. The second is our Membership and PR Committee. We want to make sure our members are well-cared for, and this committee will help communicate with our members and also help retain and recruit chamber members. Also new to 2021 is our Governments Affair Representative Steve Patten of Central Bank Utah who has been elected to represent you and our local business community. Steve will represent the interests of PG-Lindon businesses with government entities, take advocacy positions on issues and communicate with state and local governments to ensure your business has representation. At the chamber, our priority is to help you to

be successful and be the go-to resource in helping you grow your business. We have an outstanding board of directors and chamber staff who are willing to help you in any way. Come join us and get involved in the chamber. There is great opportunity for growth in our community and organization. Our business community has proved to be resilient. The chamber will continue to do our part to help drive opportunity and prosperity and be an advocate for you. I look forward to meeting each of you in the near future and serving as the chairman of the chamber board. Dale Keep Chairman, Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce Director of Business Development Big-D Construction

Meeting Space Corporate & Group Lodging Rates Onsite Bar & Restaurant In-House Catering Services Contact our Sales Team at the Hyatt House Pleasant Grove for more infomation!

385-498-3700

Provo/ Pleasant Grove 544 South Pleasant Grove Blvd Pleasant Grove, Utah, 84062 4

www.pglindonchamber.org | Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce

THE WATER RESEARCH FIRM EST. 1996

LOCAL TAP WATER ISSUES ARE SO SERIOUS WE HAD TO OPEN THIS WATER STORE AS A FREE PUBLIC SERVICE! _____________

FILL UP YOUR BOTTLES/JUGS FOR FREE! _____________ FIND OUT WHICH SERIOUS TOXINS ARE IN YOUR TAP WATER RIGHT NOW THAT CAUSE MANY HEALTH ISSUES!

FREE ITALIAN GLASS 3 GALLON WATER JUG ON YOUR FIRST FILL UP FOR SIMPLY HELPING US WITH OUR RESEARCH!

FREE 39

v alu

BECAUSE SAFE, PURE WATER IS A BASIC HUMAN RIGHT! _____________

GRAND OPENING

UTAH'S FIRST AND ONLY FREE PURIFIED WATER STORE! _____________

While supplies last. Limited time offer. Some restrictions apply. Call NOW! _________________________________ Learn from an INDEPENDENT RESEARCH FIRM why FORB E S MAGAZINE ranked UTAH as the 3rd most toxic state to live in! Find out what your local water providers are NOT REQUIRED BY LAW TO DISCLOSE.

527 W STATE STREET SUITE 104 PLEASANT GROVE, UT 84062

801-993-0080

Chamber President’s Message As the president of the Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce, I am honored to work alongside our dedicated board of directors, members and civic leaders in building a strong business community that, in turn, creates a strong, vibrant community for all of us. The Pleasant Grove-Lindon chamber was founded in 1910 as the Boosters Club, Commercial Club and Wasatch Club. This year, we are celebrating 111 years as a chamber, and we are excited to carry on the legacy started in 1910. One of the first projects they took on was creating welcome signs for our great communities. One of the chamber’s goals is to work toward improving the quality of life for all through the support and commitment of its members and committees in recognizing

we are “open for business” and in creating that “welcome” for all our businesses as in the past. We are always proud to sponsor and be part of events throughout the year to accomplish these goals. Our motto is “Where Relationships Matter.” This is so important in all we do and believe it here at the chamber. To create that “welcome,” we must do it together. My message is that through participation, we will grow our businesses and build a better community. Relationships do matter in all we do. We must stay connected, actively get involved and support one another. I look forward to a great 2021 and appreciate being part of a great organization. Eric Jensen President, Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce

GREAT EXPERIENCES AWAIT!

Go to www.hebervalleyrr.org or call (435) 654-5601 to buy tickets or for more information Trains run Daily Monday - Saturday Year Round

www.pglindonchamber.org | Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce

Executive Board

Chamber Board of Directors

Tamara Oborn Chair Elect Pleasant Grove City

Ron Laudie Treasurer Laudie and Associates

Staff Eric Jensen President

Melissa Van Dam Secretary Mountain America Credit Union

General Board

Dale Keep Chair Big-D Construction

Gary Allan Teamlogic IT Utah Valley North

Claire Mortensen Executive Secretary

Mike Chamberlain Done for You Real Estate

Mike Florence Lindon City

Brenda Hiatt Tribe House

Jake Hoyt Rock Canyon Bank

Matt Johnson Stone Gate Wedding and Event Center

Carolyn Lundberg Lindon City

David Lynton Close to My Heart

Steve Patten Central Bank

Brittani Petersen Taylor Drug

Katie Poecker Mountain Point Medical Center

Wayne Roberts Mountain Point Medical Center

Kevin Wilson DoTerra

www.pglindonchamber.org | Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce

History of the Chamber 111 Years: Celebrating the Pleasant GroveLindon Chamber of Commerce The first public announcement of a commercial club in Pleasant Grove was published in the American Fork Citizen on Dec. 31, 1909. It announced that a “Booster’s Club” was to meet and that officers would be elected the following month. Men anxious to promote business in Pleasant Grove gathered at the City Hall, which was the soft-rock building at 105 S. 100 East. There, they formed, adopted and signed a constitution in January of 1910. The club was known by three names from 1910 to 1924: • Boosters Club: 1910 to 1913. • Commercial Club: 1914 to 1921. • Wasatch Club: 1921 to 1924. On May 28, 1924, the group incorporated into the Pleasant Grove Chamber of Commerce and continued for a period of 50 years with a yearly membership fee of $1. It was the second such organization in Utah County. In 1997, conceding that the main function of the combined chamber’s business (as it always had been) was to help generate and retain businesses in the towns, they began working to form business partnerships, employers with employees, and get them all involved in the chamber’s efforts. They formed the Downtown Merchants Association. The duel-city group accomplished so much through the year to enhance the two communities that neighboring chambers came to them for advice on how they could do so much with so little in finances. Volunteerism, cooperation and caring about their communities have gone a long way in their successful achievements.

531 N. State St Lindon UT 84042 801-810-4779 Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce | www.pglindonchamber.org

2021 Chamber Award Winners

Organization of the Year

Chamber Persons of the Year

Tabitha’s Way Local Food Pantry North County

Kyle and Carrie Fox Follow the Flag

Relationships Matter Award

Ace Intermountain Recycling

Taylor Drug

Dastrup Auto

Heroes Award

Intermountain Healthcare American Fork Hospital

Mountain Point Medical Center

www.pglindonchamber.org | Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce

Lindon Mayor’s Award

Pleasant Grove Mayor’s Award

Larry H. Miller Lexus Lindon

Allred’s Ace Hardware

Innovative Business of the Year

New Business of the Year

Water Gardens Theaters

Wok the Line

Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce | www.pglindonchamber.org

Chamber Events

Concerts in the Park

2017 N. 550 W. • Provo • 801-374-5520 • Full 5 year warranty offered on all new BERNINA machines. • FREE classes with When you machine purchase. purchase any new BERNINA • We service ALL makes Sewing Machine! & models of sewing BERNINA 335 machines.

50 OFF Expires August 30, 2021 • Some restrictions may apply. Cannot be combined with other offers.

Concerts in the park was a great diversion and reason to get outside during last year. Many enjoyed a safe way to be together and celebrate some amazing musical talent. We are still looking for some more sponsors as well as performers to join us this year. Please contact chamber@pglindonchamber. org for more information. Concert Dates Planned so far as follows: (follow us @pglindonchamber for more information) FRIDAY, MAY 18 PG Downtown Park 6 p.m.: Food trucks 7 p.m.: Concert begins MONDAY, JUNE 28 Lindon City Park 6 p.m.: Food trucks 7 p.m.: Concert begins TENATIVE DATES: JULY 19 & AUGUST 13, 2021

www.pglindonchamber.org | Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce

Golf Tournament

Chamber Businesses and Friends come join us at our annual golf tournament on Sept. 10th, 2021. One of our most popular events, come network and enjoy the weather and golf at our wonderful Fox Hollow Golf course. Registration will be up soon, so put your teams together and we will see you at the course. We are still looking for some hole sponsors. Please let us know if you or your company want to be included. chamber@pglindonchamber.org

STRAWBERRY DAYS JUNE 12: Begin your morning at the Fireman’s Breakfast and head over to the ribbon cutting for Pleasant Grove’s new pickleball courts . Stick around for the annual honorary Colonels Car Show at Shannon fields. We will also be closing traffic on Main Street, from 100 S. to Center St. and lining them with food trucks and popup tents which will feature the best selections from local restaurants from 6-10pm. Tables will align the middle of Main Street for guests to use. You may want to pack a blanket and stay awhile as Ryan Shupe will end the evening playing songs on Main St. from 7 until 9pmish. So enjoy the Concert, Dancing, Food Trucks and Strawberries & Cream. These events were made possible due to the partnership between Pleasant Grove – Lindon Chamber of commerce, Pleasant Grove City, PG Cares, Honorary Colonels, and the Strawberry Days Association.

Movie for Chamber Members

The chamber will be having complimentary movie screening at Water Gardens Cinema 6 on July 16 at 11:30 a.m. We will have a food truck outside of the theater, and concessions will be available for purchase. The number of tickets given to each member will be determined according to his/her membership level. Stay tuned for more information, date subject to change.

Giving your vehicles the love they need.

FleetServicesUtah.com Your Truck and Trailer Experts

1548 West 200 South, Lindon 801-785-9550 Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce | www.pglindonchamber.org

2021 Organization of the Year Tabitha’s Way Local Food Pantry - North County The day before Tabitha’s Way Local Food Pantry - North County opened, a woman knocked on its door and asked for help. She was embarrassed to ask for assistance; her family had moved to Utah from Texas and her husband had a good job, but she and one of their three children had illnesses requiring $2,700 in medication each month. The family’s finances had run dry. The food pantry served her family for a few months. “Then she found a good solution and was on her feet,” said Al Switzler, cofounder and volunteer at Tabitha’s Way Local Food Pantry - North County. Since opening its doors on July 27, 2016, this food pantry has assisted tens of thousands of clients, typically between 3,500 and 4,000 per month. In recognition of its service to the community, the Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce presented its 2021 Organization of the Year Award to the food pantry. “Our mission is to help individuals and

IL DA

THE

Y HE R AL

BESTOF

AD RE

2020 S’

C HO I C E

AR DS

UTAH VALLEY AW

Let Us Take The Hassle Out Of Your Plumbing

New Installation • Repairs & Service

(801) 785-2000 www.toldplumbing.com 501 South Main Street in Pleasant Grove 14

www.pglindonchamber.org | Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce

families through tough times,” Switzler said. Switzler and Mike Carter, cofounders of Tabitha’s Way Local Food Pantry - North County, were successful businessmen long before they began running their food pantry. They also helped cofound VitalSmarts, a leadership training company based in Provo. That company received the 2007 Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award for the Utah region. Switzler said one day, as they neared retirement, he and Carter were at lunch and started asking each other what they could do to help their community. “And so we started looking,” Switzler said. Research led to contact with the Utah Food Bank, where they were told that the biggest need for food assistance in Utah County was in Pleasant Grove and American Fork. They also learned about Tabitha’s Way Local Food Pantry, an organization based in Spanish Fork that serves communities in southern Utah County. The pair contacted Wendy Osborne, founder of Tabitha’s Way, and eventually decided their interests were similar. Osborne already had the legal paperwork done and the technical expertise of running a food pantry, so they decided to open a Tabitha’s Way

to serve the northern part of the county. It took eight months to find a suitable location, obtain needed equipment and get things set up in order to open, Switzler said. The pantry operates at 920 E. State Street, Suite K, in American Fork. Pleasant Grove and American Fork still demonstrate the biggest need as one-fourth of the pantry’s clients come from Pleasant Grove and another fourth from American Fork. The remaining half come from the other eight cities the pantry serves. Tabitha’s Way Local Food Pantry - North County has a three-fold mission: to provide temporary food assistance, to recommend resources for self-reliance and to help neighbors help their neighbors. Switzler said clients receive two weeks of food during each visit, and on average clients come in six times or less. While there are some that require long-term assistance, many simply need a short-term boost to get them through a difficult time. While at the pantry, clients are referred to other services such as free medical help or employment assistance. All of the work at the pantry is done by volunteers from the local area, and nearly all of the pantry’s funding is supplied by local sources. This is what neighbors helping neighbors means, Switzler said. “We couldn’t do it without local neighbors. There’s a reason we call ourselves Tabitha’s Way Local Food Pantry,” he said. “You couldn’t run a food pantry without an army of big hearted, wonderful volunteers.” The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic brought challenges as food drives were canceled. However, the public was invited to drop off food in a safe way and clients were able to utilize a drive-through process to pick up their items. Switzler said the pantry has been very conscious of safety protocols such as masking and taking temperatures. “We went the entire time, 2020, without shutting down one day,” he said.

Pleasant Grove – Lindon Chamber Membership Information

Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce | www.pglindonchamber.org

Economic Development Area sees positive growth despite pandemic Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber Economic Development Insight brought to you by Colliers International. The Pleasant Grove/Lindon community has continued to experience positive economic growth and development despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Wiht a business-friendly environment and new projects on the horizon, the area is poised for future success. Strategically located in the Point of the Mountain submarket, Pleasant Grove/Lindon offers the advantage of being in north Utah County with close proximity to central and south valley communities. Immediate freeway access and a growing amenity base combine to drive momentum while preserving the small-town ambience and charm. Plus, Mount Timpanogos and the Utah lake backdrop presents a spectacular, world-class setting in which to live, work and play. As the only global commercial real estate firm with a full-service office in Utah County (located in Pleasant Grove, Colliers International proudly serves the community and continues to be recognized as one of the Top Economic Engines by Utah Valley Business. With a focus on best-in-class resources, market intelligence and the most experienced professionals in the market, Colliers continues to be ranked number one. Several companies have announced new headquarters and major office expansion in this area including Pura, KLAS Enterprises, GoHealth and Whistic. - GoHealth is completing a new 156,000-square-foot office building off Interstate 15 in Lindon. This Chicago-based Medicare plan distributor plans to expand to more than 1,000 employee and invest significant capital to grow its Utah operation. - Pura leased the sixth floor of the prominent Grove Tower, an area totaling 32,586 square feet of space, to accommodate its rapid growth. Pura offers a smart fragrance diffuser that allows users to control their favorite scents from a convenient app. - KLAS Enterprises recently leased the third floor of the new Urban Grove building. KLAS is a research and insights firm focusing on improving healthcare delivery. Working with thousands of healthcare professionals and clinicians, KLAS gathers data and insights on software, services and medical equipment to deliver timely reports, trends and statistical overviews. 16

- Whistic recently relocated to Pleasant Grove and is a leading provider of proactive vendor security and an innovator in changing the way that companies publish and evaluate security posture to build trust. Notable customers include Airbnb, Okta, Betterment, Vonage, Qualtrics and other world-leading brands within healthcare, manufacturing, energy and education. Utah continues to weather the pandemic well with economic strength demonstrated by a growing population, postive job creation and low unemployment. The Utah Legislature closed its 2021 session with budget surpluses, record spending and a round of tax cuts. Gross domestic product is projected to grow in 2021 by 6.2 percent — an astonishing number considering the challenges of the past year. The diversity of Utah’s economy, which is also applicable to and observed in Pleasant Grove/Lindon, has helped reduce the negative total impact of the pandemic, compensating for the challenges faced by several industries.

A construction boom continues to drive growth, with the cost of construction and residential units skyrocketing. Wasatch Front home prices have reached new levels, fueled by in-migration and low interest rates, making affordable housing a challenge. The commercial real estate sector has observed rising office vacancy rates during the pandemic, resulting in a slower market, with retail and hospitality seeing both gaines and losses — depending on location and the players. The industrial sector is reporting its strongest conditions on record, with low, single-digit vacancy and rising lease rates resulting from explosive demand. This trend is expected to continue. Multifamily housing is also holding strong, with record absorption, demand and momentum in spite of rising costs. Pleasant Grove/Lindon is positioned for success as the community gathers strength and participates in what is expected to be a dynamic future for the Wasatch Front.

Family Owned and Operated Since 1903 Over 110 Years of Service in the Community 494 South 300 East Pleasant Grove UT

801.785.3503

www.pglindonchamber.org | Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce

Hope Squad Silent auction benefits PGHS Hope Squad

The chamber expresses a sincere and humble thank you to our local businesses for their contributions to our Silent Auction held during our Awards Banquet on Feb. 11, 2021. With your help, we were able to raise $2,500 for the benefit of the Pleasant Grove High School Hope Squad and its cause of suicide prevention. May we never forget what and who are most important to us. Thank you. - Eric Jensen, President, Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce

Happy to be part of (Serving) The Pleasant Grove Community

BREADS BAKE FRESH DAILY DRIVE THRU - WE CATER We are open for Seating/ Social Distancing of course

Village Baker 1865 W S Pleasant Grove Blvd South West Corner Pleasant Grove UT 84062 801-770-4500 Catering - Drive Thru - Open Seating Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce | www.pglindonchamber.org

Pleasant Grove Mayor’s Message Hindsight is 2020! We are done with that historic year and are ready to move on. I just want to take a moment to tell everyone how grateful I am we all made it through last year; it was a tough one. Although, it did become readily apparent how many heroes we have in our community. Isn’t it amazing we were able to keep our facilities open, albeit in a different fashion? Thank you to the many employees at the Recreation Center who were constantly on their toes abiding by the ever-changing restrictions and regulations. From the online streaming classes to the adaptations of their programs, we were still able to keep the recreation facility functioning in some capacity. We were fortunate to have our pool open for the summer. The library staff also showed ingenuity by moving their story time adventures online. Many children are still able to enjoy these engaging activities in the comfort of their own homes.

They have also established a clean and safe way to check out library books for the community with flexible hours and accommodations. Our fire and police department had a busy summer with most notably the fire on the mountain. Many hands were involved in battling that, and we thank all of you. The public works department stepped up like they always do when we had unusual events transpire this year. They proved to us we are in good hands. Together, we are going to move forward as a city and have a great big 100-year Strawberry Days Celebration. We are going to make up for what we missed last year. We have some great projects in store this year and are optimistic for a wonderful 2021. Thanks for your support! Guy Fugal Pleasant Grove Mayor

LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED SERVICES TIRES & WHEELS

BRAKES

ALIGNMENTS

BATTERIES

OIL, LUBE & FILTERS

ROUTINE SERVICES & FLUIDS

SUSPENSION & FRONT END

AMERICAN FORK I 748 E. STATE ST. I 801-756-6000 OREM I 703 N. STATE ST. I 801-224-1177 18

www.pglindonchamber.org | Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce

P leasant Grove at-a-Glance Pleasant Grove At-A-Glance INCORPORATED

GOVERNMENT Pleasant Grove City operates under the six member council form of government. Powers under this form of government are vested in a council consisting of six members, one of which is the mayor.

1855

38,428

POPULATION

POPULATION GROWTH 526 Source: United States Census

1870 1880

(2019 estimate)

1890 2,460

TOP EMPLOYERS doTERRA International, LLC

1900 1910

48,000

1920

BUILD-OUT POPULATION

1930

(anticipated)

1940

Alpine School District

3,195

Horrocks Engineers, INC. Niels Fugal Sons Company

1950 1960

All Pro Security, LLC

1970

Altabank

1980

ASEA, LLC

9.17

ARO TestOut

13,476

Lincoln Academy

2010 38,258 (est.)

Pleasant Grove City

MAYOR

1990 2000

SQ.MILES

Dental Intel, LLC

Guy Fugal

1860

2019

CITY COUNCIL

Dianna Anderson

Brent Bullock

Eric Jensen

Cyd LeMone

Todd Williams

Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce | www.pglindonchamber.org

History of Pleasant Grove In July of 1850, nearly 171 years ago three men set off from the Salt Lake Valley bound for an unsettled area in Utah Valley. At Brigham Young’s request, William H. Adams, John Mercer and Philo T. Farnsworth traveled 28 miles and staked out an area near a “pleasant” grove of trees, which signaled that the land was rich with water and good soil. They established farms in what is now the southwest corner of Pleasant Grove City. Two months later, seven families followed these three men to fortify the new settlement. On Sept. 13, 1850, George S. Clark and Susannah Dalley Clark, Richard and Ann Elizabeth Sheffer Clark, John Greenleaf Holman and Nancy Clark Holman, Lewis Harvey and Lucinda Clark Harvey, Johnathan Harvey and Sarah Herbert Harvey, Charles Price and his wife, Harriet Marler and her children, and teamsters John Wilson and Ezekiel Holman arrived in Pleasant Grove. At first, the community was known as “Battle Creek.” This name was chosen because the town was situated near the battleground of the first skirmish between the

Used by permission, Utah State Historical Society

Native Americans and pioneers in Utah. The battle took place in 1849 between Mormon settlers and a small band of Ute Indians. A monument with a plaque describing this battle is located in Kiwanis Park at the mouth of Battle Creek Canyon. During the Walker Indian War in the 1850’s citizens built a fort with walls about three-feet thick and six-feet tall that surrounded 16 city blocks. They then built their homes, school

Let us help with your next home project

Bonilla Services Inc. Sprinkler Repair Landscaping

We’re a family owned and operated business. With years of experience and built on service. Our pledge is to establish lasting relationships with our customers by exceeding their expectations and gaining their trust through exceptional performance.

Property Maintenance Pavers

Tree Services Fences

Concrete And More!

Call us today for a free estimate!

(801)753-8455 20

we provide ﬁnancing on approved credit

www.pglindonchamber.org | Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce

and church inside the fort. Today, memorial cornerstones mark the corners of the historic fort. On Jan. 19, 1855, the territorial legislature approved Pleasant Grove to become incorporated. The town’s residents desired a more “uplifting” name for their city, so they drew upon the original description of the settlement. The settlers began calling their town Pleasant Grove after that “pleasant” grove of cottonwood trees located between Battle Creek and Grove Creek (near the current-day intersection of Locust Avenue and 200 South). The first municipal election was held in May of 1855, and Henson Walker was elected the first mayor. By then, the town had grown to 623 people. By 1908, Pleasant Grove had become a major producer of Marshal strawberries; approximately 250 acres in the area were being used to grow strawberries. The berries were then shipped to neighboring markets. In 1921, the Wasatch Club (the predecessor of today’s Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce) organized a festival to bring attention to Pleasant Grove’s strawberry market. The first ever Strawberry Day attracted 10,000 to 15,000 people to the city for a public program, free strawberries and cream, and a small-scale rodeo with local stock and cowboys (townspeople circled their cars to form an arena). Strawberry Days is one of the longest-running community celebrations in Utah. For more stories of Pleasant Grove’s past, visit the Pleasant Grove Historic Preservation Commission’s Facebook page at facebook.com/PGHistoric.

Pleasant Grove Today Businesses attracted to opportunities in PG When I moved to Utah in 1990, the only thing I knew about Pleasant Grove was it was the city located next to the rest area on I-15 on my way to Salt Lake City. Who remembers that rest area? It has since been torn down to make room for the exit to Pleasant Grove Boulevard. In 1990, the population of Pleasant Grove was 13,927. Today, 37,970 people call Pleasant Grove home and is the 24th largest city in the state. I am lucky to have had a front-row seat to watch this tremendous growth during the last 30 years. Once a town that only had a handful of fast-food restaurants and one major grocery store, Pleasant Grove now has a plethora of dining options and a number of large grocery store chains. The city has attracted many businesses to this area. Among them are two national companies that intentionally chose Pleasant Grove as their first location in the state. Last year, Everbowl opened up its first location in Utah. “We saw Pleasant Grove as an up-and-coming city in Utah and thought it would be a great place to plant our new concepts,” explained Brad Barber, operations and development manager of Wags Capital. Keep your eye out; they aren’t done growing. There are some pretty exciting plans for the property they own in the Valley Grove area. Not only new to Utah but new to the west is Express Oil Change and Engineers. Franchise owners Joel and Carol Harris moved here from Birmingham, Alabama. They were drawn to Utah after frequent trips here to visit family and to ski. Looking for the next step after retiring, they were impressed with the company and values of Express Oil and decided to help it grow and to bring it to Utah.

“The mentality of this company is, ‘If you’re a good neighbor, then you’re going to be successful,’” Carol Harris said. She and Joel are excited to be part of our community. “The unique thing about this oil change facility is you can stay in your car while they change your oil,” Carol explained. Now, tell me if young mothers aren’t going to love this concept with sleeping children who can be left undisturbed in their car seats! While some residents won’t always welcome this growth, we still hope everyone can adapt and be good neighbors. To reiterate the mantra of Express Oil, “If you’re a good neighbor, then you’re going to be successful.” I hope we can reach out to not only our new neighbors but our long-time ones and support each one of them to keep Pleasant Grove an amazing place to live.

Lisa Flinders

Lisa Flinders Public Relations Manager Pleasant Grove City

Raising kids can be a messy job. Finding the right pediatrician shouldn’t be.

9 Utah Valley Locations! 2 Offices Near You Orem — Cherry Tree

801-224-4550

UVPediatrics.com

Find a convenient location

Orem — Timpanogos

801-224-0421

UVP PG Lindon Chamber Ad 4-8-21.indd 1 Pleasant Grove-Lindon

Call for an appointment Today!

4/8/21 10:47 AM 21 Chamber of Commerce | www.pglindonchamber.org

Strawberry Days

2021 STRAWBERRY DAYS For complete information/times about each of this year’s events, visit strawberrydays.org

SATURDAY, JUNE 12 Fireman’s Pancake Breakfast Pickleball Courts Ribbon Cutting Honorary Colonels Car Show & Car Cruise Main St. Concert & Food Trucks 6-10pm

SUNDAY, JUNE 13 Concert: PG Players Broadway Musicals

MONDAY, JUNE 14 Children’s Art & Photography Show Free Family Swim Children’s Parade Garden Tour Kiwanis Children’s Relay Race

With more than a million drones entering the airspace, innovation from Fortem Technologies monitors the airspace and ensures that people and property are protected. Based here in Pleasant Grove, Utah, the company is privately held and backed by Toshiba, Boeing, DCVC, Mubadala Investment Company, Signia Venture Partners and others. We’re hiring interns and engineers! Email us at hrdirect@fortemtech.com Learn more at fortemtech.com 22

www.pglindonchamber.org | Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce

TUESDAY, JUNE 15 Children’s Art & Photography Show Family Safety Fair Fitness Night Concert: Hartley Road

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16 Children’s Art & Photography Show Golf Tournament Baby Contest Carnival Pickleball Tournament Strawberries ’n’ Cream Strawberry Days Rodeo

THURSDAY, JUNE 17 Children’s Art & Photography Show Princess Party Carnival Pioneer Tours Strawberries ’n’ Cream Strawberry Days Rodeo

FRIDAY, JUNE 18 Children’s Art & Photography Show Huck Finn Day Carnival Pie Eating Contest 4x4 Volleyball Tournament Pioneer Tours Strawberries ’n’ Cream Strawberry Days Rodeo

SATURDAY, JUNE 19 Guns & Hoses 5K Walk/Run Tennis Tournament Spikeball Tournament Children’s Art & Photography Show Mammoth Parade Carnival 4x4 Volleyball Tournament Chalk the Lot Pioneer Tours Strawberries ’n’ Cream Strawberry Days Rodeo

HEART, SOUL, MUSCLE, & MIND

WWW.BIG-D.COM

Sunday, June 20 Concert: Funeral Potatoes Band Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce | www.pglindonchamber.org

Miss Pleasant Grove 2019-2020 Miss Pleasant Grove Brooklin Allen has had the amazing and remarkable experience serving our city for two years. The extraordinary events of 2020 and the COVID-19 pandemic led to the invitation and opportunity for Allen to serve for an additional year. She was honored, grateful and excited to continue serving our city with her whole heart and shared a message she is passionate about: The Ripple Effect - Spreading Kindness, Positivity and Hope both online and offline. The Ripple Effect is a nonprofit organization that educates, inspires and promotes the need for and benefit of kindness in our lives while providing inspiration and opportunities to act with intentional kindness. The ripple of kindness spreads through individuals, businesses, school kindness clubs, community workshops for women and girls, kindness service events and city kindness months. You can follow along on Instagram at @the.ripple_effect. During the past year, Allen has put kindness into action in our community planning and implementing many kindness events. On Veterans Day, she placed 150 beautiful mums mingled with American flags at the veterans memorial in our community for residents to come by and pick up since there would not be a memorial event due to COVID-19. Each mum was picked up, and Allen received many wonderful messages from veterans who felt seen and loved that day. At Christmastime, she reached out again asking our community for help with donations for refugee teens in Salt Lake City. She gathered books, games, hats and handwritten cards and made 350 Christmas boxes to donate to refugee teens. In an effort to share this message of kindness and raise money to donate to Childrens Miracle Network hospitals, Miss America Organization scholarships and her kindness service projects and events, Allen designed a line of kindness sweatshirts and T-shirts. During the past two years, Allen raised more than $12,500 to donate to CMN and MAO scholarships as well as $2,000 for The Ripple Effect Kindness service projects. You can order a kindness sweatshirt and donate to these great causes on her website at thepositiverippleeffect.com. During the month of February, Allen presented a proclamation to the mayor and city council to designate February 2021 as Choose Kindness Month for the second year in a row. The month started off with a shoe drive in all Pleasant Grove schools and a kick-off drive-through event where community members dropped off shoes for SOLES4SOULS and picked up a calendar and bag full of supplies to put kindness into action. More than 6,500 pairs of shoes were donated to this great cause. Also during February, daily invitations were posted on Instagram at @the.ripple_effect and at @choosekindnesspg with inspiring and intentional ways to put kindness into action. Allen worked closely with the kindness clubs within each of our schools where more than 150 signs of gratitude were made and placed to say thank you to our healthcare workers at American Fork Hospital and six care centers in Pleasant Grove. Allen partnered with Salon Prichett where a workshop was held for 90 women who came and were inspired to be kind to themselves. The month ended with a Kindness is Golden workshop hosted by Al-

len for girls ages 8 to 17 where they came together and learned how to be kind to themselves and to others and put service into action. Allen is currently a sophomore at Brigham Young University studying psychology with the goal to be an eating disorder therapist. She also teaches dance at The Dance Conservatory where she has been teaching for five years. One of her greatest loves is teaching PALS, a dance class for adults with special needs. Serving as Miss Pleasant Grove these past 2 years has been the most rewarding, incredible and life changing experience. She is “forever changed” from the amazing experiences she has had sharing something that she is so passionate about, and serving a city she loves.

www.pglindonchamber.org | Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce

Recreation Outdoor pickleball coming to Pleasant Grove

Years ago, Pleasant Grove City hired Linda Weeks as a recreation coordinator, and she introduced pickleball to the staff at the Pleasant Grove Recreation Center. It wasn’t long before the city invested in nets and paddles and created opportunities to play indoors at the Recreation Center. The city was amazed at how quickly the sport caught on. Open play filled up quickly; more nets were purchased and more times set apart to keep up with the demand. The beauty of pickleball was the wide array of ages of those showing up to play. Young and old could compete against each other on a pretty level playing field. Experience, regardless of age, was the key component to a good pickleball player. As the excitement for the sport grew in Pleasant Grove, the question being asked was, “When will Pleasant Grove get outdoor courts?” Over the past few years, Pleasant Grove City has purchased homes along Locust Avenue between Veterans Park and the Recreation Center. The intent was to expand Veterans Park at some time in the future. Last year, the Pleasant Grove City Council set aside funds to follow through on that expansion. Included in the expansion were new restrooms, a new pavilion and eight new pickleball courts. The courts are being built with top-of-theline construction techniques and they will be lit at night. The new courts will help fill the ever-expanding need to accommodate those using pickleball as a form of recreation and exercise. The pickleball courts are scheduled to open on Saturday, June 12. A ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held that day at 11 a.m. as part of the 100th Strawberry Days Celebration. We invite all to attend the ribbon cutting and also use this new facility.

Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce | www.pglindonchamber.org

PG Cares Program helping youth, adults through difficult times Through its first year of operation, PG Cares has taken its message of hope and help to youth and adults through classrooms and chalk drawings, and it has more work planned for the future. PG Cares, a Communities that Care coalition, was organized in the spring of 2020 in Pleasant Grove with a goal to educate residents about issues such as abuse, addiction and suicide as well as link them to available resources. Communities that Care is a program utilized nationwide to promote healthy youth development, improve youth outcomes and reduce problem behaviors. The local program is funded through a partnership between Pleasant Grove City and Utah County as well as grants. “I’m definitely passionate about prevention because if we just look at what’s wrong, it can feel really heavy and hopeless, but if we look at what we can do and how we can improve and all the resources that are out

there, there’s actually so much hope that we can do better,” said Tamara Oborn, coordinator of the PG Cares program. “As a mother, that feels really good.” PG Cares partnered with United Way’s EveryDay Strong program to offer the Chalk the Lot activity during Strawberry Days last year. Residents were invited to have fun together creating chalk drawings in the Pleasant Grove Recreation Center’s parking lot while also learning more about EveryDay Strong, a program meant to help Utah County youth struggling with anxiety and depression. Those who signed up for the EveryDay Strong parenting class received a Sodalicious gift card. PG Cares plans to again offer the Chalk the Lot event during the 2021 Strawberry Days celebration. PG Cares received a grant from the county during the past year meant specifically to fund drug prevention work. Through those funds, PG Cares implemented an eight-week

www.pglindonchamber.org | Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce

pilot program in Grovecrest and Valley View elementary schools called Positive Action. This program offers curriculum designed for different grade levels that teaches students how positive thoughts lead to positive actions and vice versa, leading to a positive outlook on life and a desire to learn. Implementing this program came from a desire to address problems in the local community with youth depression rates and family conflict. Oborn said in Pleasant Grove, 30 percent of youth feel they are in a home that has a high rate of family conflict, and 60 percent of youth are struggling with symptoms of depression. “The good news is more people are getting

help. There are way more services available than there ever have been before,” Oborn said, “and people are more likely to reach out than they ever have before.” This first offering of Positive Action has been conducted as a once-a-week, after-school program with about 25 children participating at each school. The lessons are about 15 minutes long. “The kids have loved it. They seem to enjoy it and seem to be learning,” Oborn said. “I know as a parent going through the training (to implement the program), I learned so much and was excited to teach things to my kids in a more understandable way about their self-worth and being honest with themselves and then how to treat others with respect after they have learned to respect themselves.” Oborn said teachers have loved the program as well, and the hope is to eventually move these programs into local classrooms. PG Cares will provide the curriculum for schools as they show interest. PG Cares staff has also recently been

trained to facilitate classes in the Guiding Good Choices parenting program, a fiveweek course that helps parents improve family relationships and strengthen bonds with their children so they are more likely to make good choices. These classes will be offered in the evening free of charge at the Pleasant Grove Recreation Center. Those interested can learn of upcoming dates by following the PG Cares Facebook page. “Guiding Good Choices is just a great way to really build better family relationships and improve bonding, which we know helps our kids make better choices,” Oborn said. “It’s about teaching parents why their relationship with their kids is so important and plays such a big role in the choices their kids make and how to do that better.” A community-wide underage vaping prevention program is currently in the works and will eventually be introduced by PG Cares. Volunteers are being sought to help with PG Cares efforts. Those interested may contact Oborn at toborn@pgcity.org.

Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce | www.pglindonchamber.org

Lindon Mayor’s Message First, I would like to express my appreciaThe city is excited to welcome and break tion to everyone in our city – the residents, ground for a new temple of The Church business owners, civic leaders and volunof Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to be teers – for all the good each of you are doing constructed in our community. We continue to make Lindon City a wonderful place to to see investment throughout the community live. It is the community spirit that each of by developers and citizens. you puts forward in good times and challengIn addition, our city council recently aping times that builds a strong community. proved $2.1 million in road maintenance projI want to recognize all the businesses who ects that will occur this summer and fall. We are striving to weather the storm of the curwill continue to see population and economic rent business environment. We are all going growth in Utah County. through ever-changing times. Everyone is I would like to encourage all of us to be trying to figure out the new normal of how we safe and mindful of how our decisions impact interact with each other. each of us. We should look for ways that we I know we will get through this challenging can support our local businesses and serve time and come out a more connected and each other. I believe the key to success in all community and share those thoughts and unified community. we do is to look outside ourselves and find ! suggestions with your city council. In spite of recent challenges, we have ways we can help and serve others. Let’s all work together to move forward in a seen many achievements this past year that Acts of kindness and thoughtfulness will ! 1400 North 200 East united way to be stronger and more connecthave and will lead to economic success with- go a long way in building and strengthening ! ed as we in our city. Lindon City is still seeing! growth a community. Look for ways youAmerican can get in- Fork UT create the new normal. Thank you 1400 North 200 East with new office, retail, office/warehouse 1400 North 200 East volved in making a difference. I would invite 84003for all you do. 1400 North 200 East American Fork UT and residential construction. The cityFork is also American UT you to be a positive influence by serving your American UT Jeff Acerson 84003 seeing reinvestment into the community with Fork community. 84003 84003 Lindon Mayor existing businesses growing and expanding. Look for things that will improve our

801-756-3594 801-756-3594 801-756-3594 801-756-3594 You Now Can Book Tee Times Online at

You Can TeeTee Times Online at YouNow Now CanBook Book Times Online You Now Can Book Tee Times Onlineat at www.foxhollowutah.com www.foxhollowutah.com www.foxhollowutah.com www.foxhollowutah.com

We WeProvide: Provide: We Provide:

We Provide:

•• 18 Hole, Par 72 Championship Golf Course with a fullaPar service 18 Hole, 72 Championship Golf Course with a full service 18 Hole, Par 72 Par Championship Golf •Course with service • 18 Hole, 72 Championship Golf Course withfull a full service practice facility including a large lighted driving range, putting including a large lighted driving range, putting practicepractice facilityfacility including a large lighted driving range, putting practice facility including a large lighted driving range, putting green, practice bunker and grassand tees green, practice bunker grass tees green, practice bunker and grass tees green, practice bunker and grass tees • Full service including: pro shop,pro snack bar, andbar, and •! Fullclubhouse service clubhouse including: shop, snack • Full service clubhouse including: pro shop, snack bar, and • advance timestee online ! tee Full service clubhouse including: pro shop, snack bar, and advance times online advance tee times online • Annual Season Passes • advance tee times online Annual Season Passes Annual Season Passes 1400 North 200and East •• Corporate Passes and Tournaments • Corporate Passes Tournaments • Annual Season Passes Corporate Passes and Tournaments • • Weddings, Luncheons and Corporate Events Events Fork UTand Corporate •American Weddings, Luncheons • •

1400 North 200 East American Fork UT • 84003 $5.00 $5.00

Corporate Passes and Tournaments Weddings, Luncheons 84003 and Corporate Events

Weddings, Luncheons and Corporate Events

801-756-3594

$5.00 ow Can OFF Book OFF Tee Times Online $5.00 OFF www.foxhollowutah.com 18 HOLES WITH18A CART HOLES WITH A CART

18 HOLES WITH A CART

BUY ONE LARGE BUY ONE LARGE BUCKET BUY ONEBUCKET LARGE GET $4.00 GET OFF A $4.00 OFF A BUCKET SECOND LARGE SECOND LARGE GET $4.00 OFF BUCKET BUCKET A

SECOND LARGE BUCKET

Coupon Coupon needs to be needs to be

OFF w72Can Book Tee Times Online at Championship Golf Course with a 18 HOLESfull WITH Aservice CART

Coupon needs to be

www.foxhollowutah.com

BUY ONE LARGE BUCKET GET $4.00 OFF A SECOND LARGE BUCKET !

$5.00 OFF 18 HOLES WITH CART

BUY ONE LARGE BUCKET GET $4.00 OFF A SECOND LARGE BUCKET

North 200 East Coupon needs to be presented Coupon needs to be 1400 presented

American Fork UT ity including a large lighted driving range, putting Expires 9-30-2021 Expires 9-30-2021 Coupon needs to be 84003 ce bunker and grass tees clubhouse including: pro shop, snack bar, and times online on Passes You Now Can Book Tee Times Online at Championship Golf Course with a full service sses and Tournaments www.foxhollowutah.com uncheons and a Corporate Events driving range, putting y including large lighted We Provide:

801-756-3594

bunker and grass tees • 18 Hole, Par 72 Championship Golf Course with a full service 28 www.pglindonchamber.org | Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commercepractice facility including a large lighted driving range, putting bhouse including: pro shop, snack bar, andgreen, practice bunker and grass tees BUY ONE LARGE BUCKET• Full service clubhouse including: pro shop, snack bar, and

Lindon At-A-Glance Lindon At-A-Glance GOVERNMENT

Lindon City operates under the six member council form of government. The powers of this form of government are vested in a council consisting of six members, one of which is a mayor.

12,134

8.54 SQ. Miles

1850 1924 Founded Incorporated

Current Population

17,000 Build-Out Population

TOP EMPLOYERS

RBM Services, Inc. Bamboo HR LLC Norvax LLC Vivint Inc. Youngevity International, Inc. Jive Communications Inc. Walmart Canopy Mortgage LLC Pharmatech Inc. American Crafts Dynamond Building Maintenance Universal Industrial Sales, Inc.

Mayor

Jeff Acerson

2021

City Council

Van Broderick

Jake Hoyt

Carolyn Lundberg

Randi Mike Powell Vanchiere

Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce | www.pglindonchamber.org

History of Lindon The early settlers of Utah began to spread throughout the area after their arrival in 1847. The first pioneers came to Pleasant Grove on Sept. 13, 1850. At that time, Pleasant Grove encompassed all the area from American Fork Canyon to Provo. As the population grew, some began to spread south along the trail. This area was then called “Stringtown.” This began in about 1861. Certain events occurred that encouraged the growth. The transcontinental railroad connected at Promontory Point on May 10, 1869, which led to further railroad connection south into Utah County. This growth made mail delivery more necessary. Mail was delivered to Lindon at a point along State Street near a large linden tree (on the west side of the street). The first post office was then opened in the Cullimore Store just across the road on Sept. 25, 1889. This area became a very important

place in Lindon, not only for mail delivery but also in the name of the city and area when the city was granted incorporation in 1924. Evidently, the area described as near the “linden tree” was misspelled and Lindon was accepted as the area’s incorporated name. It also became an important place for travel. As the all-electric railway came from Salt Lake through all the cities in Utah County to Payson, one stop was near the tree. This privately funded transportation was way ahead of its time. It ran right through the center of each city

INNOVATIVE VENDING SOLUTION! OUR SERVICE

• No Cost To You • No Contract Or Long Term Commitment • Custom Healthy & Traditional Menu Options • Remote Monitoring To Ensure Product Delivery

OUR MACHINE

• All In One Compact Design • Touch Screen Technology • Energy Efficient And Eco-Friendly • ADA Compliant • Accepts Cash, Mobil Pay, Credit & Debit Cards RALT Vending INC. • Info@raltvending.com Tony Anderson 801.691.4002 • www.raltvending.com

and was very comfortable and very inexpensive (1.5 pennies per mile). By 1912, it ran to Provo and on to Payson by 1916. Many came to the Lindon stop, left the train and were transported by local horses and buggies or wagons to the Geneva Resort, a popular resort area on the east shore of Utah Lake. The resort offered good food, music, dancing, a beach, fun people and even opportunities to hand-feed a black bear that wandered through the crowd. There was also a 50-foot-high water slide. Lindon continues to grow. It’s home to good people and fun places to be and offers great views of the mountains and valley. Those early settlers laid a great foundation for us. May we remember them, their hard work and their goodness. As we learn about and remember them, may we strive to be like them in our little bit of country.

• Contact lenses for any prescription • Glasses for any personality • Diagnose and treat eye disease • Free LASIK consultions

Bring in this ad for 30% off one pair of eyewear. Restrictions may apply. Please call or see store for details.

Expires 8/30/2021

Two Convenient Locations

801.756.4731

Lehi 3397 North 1200 East, Suite 104

www.pglindonchamber.org | Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce

American Fork 60 South 200 East

Lindon Days AUGUST 2-7, 2021 Join us this summer for Lindon Days! We have a fun week planned for the whole family. More information to come at lindonrecreation.org/lindon-days.

MONDAY, AUGUST 2 Car Show Teen Pool Party

TUESDAY, AUGUST 3 Foam Party City Council Ice Cream Social Movie in the Park

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4 Grandparents Night Huck Finn Fishing

THURSDAY, AUGUST 5

SATURDAY, AUGUST 7

Family Arena Events

Mayor’s Breakfast Cardboard Boat Regatta Free Swim Day (Lindon residents) Food Trucks Concert in the Park Fireworks

FRIDAY, AUGUST 6 Lindon Days Grand Parade

Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce | www.pglindonchamber.org

Economic Development Lindon planning for future development Lindon City is putting plans in place to ensure that as the city’s last large parcels of undeveloped land are filled, there is direction in place to guide that development. The Lindon City Council recently approved a land use plan for 700 North between State Street and 1700 West. This plan sets forth a vision for how the city would like to see the land develop, a vision that can be also be used as an economic development tool in attracting businesses to the city. “It’s our gateway into Lindon City,” said Mike Florence, Lindon City planning and economic development director. “This is our last area to develop in the city, and so we want to make sure it’s planned appropriately.” Located just one mile from Exit 275 on Interstate 15, the 700 North corridor is the location of “basically our last vacant land in the city,” Florence said. The approximately 128-acre area contains the last remaining large contiguous set of land parcels available

in Lindon where a unique development could be created, the land use plan states. Currently, about 21,000 vehicles drive through the area daily, and UTA has plans to create a Bus Rapid Transit route through the area. Just south of the corridor, Ivory Homes is constructing its Anderson Farm Development, a 850-unit residential development with a mix of single-family homes, townhomes and multi-family structures. “The 700 North site is envisioned as a gateway to Lindon City and fosters unique experiences for the community to gather,” the plan states. “High design standards will preserve and enhance the quality of the city. The site will be developed with community spaces, retail, restaurants, employment center, services, and other experiential attractions to create an environment for a live-work-play community.” The land use plans outlines four goals for development of the 700 North corridor: 1. Enhance the 700 North corridor to

NEW PATIENT DEAL For $80.00

create a gateway into Lindon. 2. Create a walkable town center. 3. Support and plan for future transit. 4. Support economic development. The proximity of the Anderson Farm Development and the freeway entrance make the 700 North area an excellent location for a Mixed-Use Center. This kind of center would provide a central community gathering place with a mixture of shops, restaurants, office space and entertainment options. With a Bus Rapid Transit route planned in the area as well as the possibility of a future TRAX light rail line, the area also offers the opportunity for transit-oriented development. Florence said the area is planned in a way that is true to the roots of the city but also embraces the vision of creating a regional destination area that provides services and places to gather for both Lindon residents and those living outside the city. “The city is being proactive in developing

Includes: X-Rays, Exam and Cleaning (The cleaning is for prophylaxis)

385-269-0550 Dr. David C. White DDS • Family & Implant Dentistry Monday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Tuesday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Wednesday 10:00 am - 7:00 pm

www.pglindonchamber.org | Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce

Friday 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Saturday By Appointment No Insurance? Not A Problem.

*Ask about our in-office membership

a land use plan so developers don’t have to guess on what the city wants there,” Florence said. “This sets a vision saying this is where we’d like certain kinds of uses.” Adding to the future quality of life for Lin-

don residents is the Anderson Farms Park, which is being created at 1550 W. Lancaster Way as part of the Anderson Farm Development. This 10-acre city park will include a pavilion, playgrounds, pickleball courts,

basketball courts and soccer fields. The park is anticipated to be completed this fall. “We’re excited. It will be a great amenity for both Lindon residents and as a regional park,” Florence said.

Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce | www.pglindonchamber.org

Chamber Membership Directory ACCOUNTING & FINANCE AJL Accounting & SBSS Payroll 26 S. 1185 East Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 822-8536 ajlaccounting.com Laudie & Associates 48 W. 200 South Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 224-0504 facebook.com/Laudie-Associates-186059098092435 Wasatch CPA Services LLC 1450 E. 820 North Orem, UT 84097 (385) 444-1023 wasatchcpaservices.com ADVERTISING, MARKETING Bennett Communications 424 W. 800 North, #201 Orem, UT 84057 (801) 802-0200 utahvalley360.com Burning Sands Media 2275 W. 250 South Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 214-1606 burningsandsmedia.com Daily Herald 86 N. University Ave., #300 Provo, UT 84601 (801) 373-5050 heraldextra.com Explore Utah Valley 220 W. Center Provo, UT 84601 (801) 851-2101 utahvalley.com

Onvoy Promotions 77 E. 640 North Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 358-6941 onvoypromos.com

Jiffy Lube 625 N. State Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 592-1070 jiffylube.com

Strawberry Days Association 66 S. 800 East Pleasant Grove, UT 8 4062 (801) 735-9859 strawberrydays.org

Martins Collision Repair Inc. 225 S. State Orem, UT 84058 (801) 226-2969 martinscollision.com

Tiny Wurld 405 S. 1300 East Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (435) 630-4077 instagram.comlindon_makers_ market

Murdock Hyundai 452 Lindon Park Drive Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 226-8194 murdockhyundailindon.com

Utah Sign & Print Co. 626 N. State Orem, UT 84057 (385) 262-4138 utahsignco.com

Pleasant Grove Express Oil Change LLC 1405 W. State Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 899-9578 expressoil.com

Villager Magazine 2202 N. 1560 West Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 372-8059 villagermagazine.com

Powerhouse Motorsports 25 W. State Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-2244 powerhouseusa.com

AUTO DEALERS/SERVICES BMW of Pleasant Grove 2111 W. Grove Pkwy. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 443-2000 bmwofpleasantgrove.com

Quick Quack Car Wash 1991 W. 680 North Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (817) 528-3864 dontdrivedirty.com

Dastrup Auto 475 N. State Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 787-6711 dastrupauto.com

BAKERY Crumbl 677 N. State Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 623-3216 crumblcookies.com

Fleet Services 1548 W. 200 South Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 785-9550 fleetservicesutah.com

The Insomniac 326 E. State Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 361-5173 theinsomniacut.com

www.pglindonchamber.org | Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce

Trustee/Community Partners Gold Membership Kolache Krave 1926 W. Pleasant Grove Blvd. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 980-0138 kolachekrave.com BANKING SERVICES Alta Bank 290 E. State Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 642-3430 bankaf.com Bank of Utah 144 S. State Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 342-5373 myambank.com

Silver Membership Bronze/Home-Based Membership

BUSINESS CONSULTING Interior Concepts Design House 175 S. 1300 West Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 226-0331 interiorconceptsdesignhouse.net Lindon City 100 N. State Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 785-5043 lindoncity.org Pleasant Grove City 70 S. 100 East Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-5045 plgrove.org

TeamLogic IT 64404 439 E. 1000 South Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (385) 330-1830 teamlogicit.com Wilkinson Trophy 240 W. 1230 North Provo, UT 84604 (801) 377-2476 wilkinsonstrophy.com BUSINESS NETWORKING Fortem Technologies Inc. 2015 W. Grove Pkwy., Suite H Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (385) 375-3233 Fortemtech.com

Central Bank 801 S. Pleasant Grove Blvd. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-9844 centralbankutah.com Mountain America Credit Union 1953 W. Pleasant Grove Blvd. Pleasant Grove , UT 84062 (385) 323-5380 macu.com

Equipment For Homeowners Equipment For & Contractors Homeowners & Contractors Equipment ForFor Homeowners &&Contractors Equipment Homeowners Contractors Equipment For Homeowners & Contractors

Equipment For Homeowners & Contractors

Rock Canyon Bank 475 E. State Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 222-9006 rockcanyonbank.comASP/home. asp Sound Commercial Capital 881 W. State, #120-423 Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (903) 386-3464 sound.com Utah Community Credit Union 105 E. State Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (800) 453-8188 uccu.comhome/home

Move-It

Rental Move-It Move-It Move-It Move-It

Rental Rental Rental

Rental

Equipment For Homeowners & Contractors

Equipment For Homeowners & Contractors Equipment For Homeowners & Contractors Equipment For Homeowners & Contractors Equipment For Homeowners & Contractors

Move-It Rental Move-It Rental Move-It Move-It Rental Rental Move-It Rental Rental Receive AMove-It Receive Receive Receive A A AA A Receive Receive Move-It Rental

Free Pair Pair Free Pair Pair Pair of Gloves! Gloves! on your next rental ofofof of with thisthis with this with Gloves! Gloves! Gloves! on your next rental rental on your next Equipment For Homeowners & Contractors

Free Free Free Free

while supplies last

No cash value.

with this with this with this coupon coupon Exp.coupon June 30, 2020

onon your on next your rental next rental your next rental www.timprental.com whilesupplies supplieslast last while

Nocash cashvalue. value. No

POM

Exp.June June30, 30,2020 2020 2021 Exp. coupon coupon coupon POM

POM

whilewhile supplies while lastsupplies last supplies last www.timprental.com 2020 Exp. JunePOM30, 2020 POM Exp. 30, June 30, POM 2020 No cash No cash Exp. value.June No value. cash value.

www.timprental.com Orem American Fork Orem American Fork www.timprental.com www.timprental.com www.timprental.com Orem 225-0309 American Fork (801) (801) 763-7615 (801) 225-0309 (801) 763-7615

225-0309 155 W. 800 N. 136 N. West State Rd. (801) (801) 763-7615 Orem Orem 155 W. 800 N. American American Fork American Fork 136 N. West State Fork Rd. Orem 155 W. 800 N. 136 N. West State Rd.

(801) 225-0309 (801) 225-0309 (801) 225-0309 (801) 763-7615 (801) 763-7615 (801) 763-7615 Pleasant Grove-Lindon ChamberRd. of Commerce | 155 www.pglindonchamber.org 155 W. W. 800 N. W.N. 800 N. 35 155 800 136136 N. N. West 136 N. State West Rd. State West State Rd.

Chamber Membership Directory KCP Travels 10 S. State Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 830-4525 kcptravels.com Mountain Point Medical Center 3000 N. Triumph Blvd. Lehi, UT 84043-4999 (385) 345-3306 mountainpointmedicalcenter.org Strawberry Days Association 66 S. 800 East Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 735-9859 strawberrydays.org

BUSINESS SERVICES Airborne Trampoline Park 635 N. 1700 West, Suite 100 Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 854-5150 airbornesports.com ASP-America’s Swimming Pool Company of Utah County 1350 W. 200 South, Suite 5 Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 608-5139 asppoolco.com AT&T 161 Inverness Drive West Englewood, CO 80112 (303) 513-8826 att.com

Deseret Industries 435 S. 500 East American Fork, UT 84003 (435) 668-1295 deseretindustries.org Design Spectrum 185 W. 200 South Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 318-7881 designspectrum.biz Enevive 527 W. State, Suite 104 Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 993-0080 enevive.com Explore Utah Valley 220 W. Center Provo, UT 84601 (801) 851-2101 utahvalley.com

Come see why we won New Business of the Year!

Visit us at wokthelines.com | 1865 S Pleasant Grove Blvd Suite E, Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 36

www.pglindonchamber.org | Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce

Trustee/Community Partners Gold Membership

Silver Membership Bronze/Home-Based Membership

Ghost Long Boards 844 S. 800 West Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 893-8016 ghostlongboard.com

Water Gardens Theaters 912 W. Garden Drive Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 376-1444 watergardenstheatres.com

Heartland Payment Systems 1961 N. Main Orem, UT 84057 (801) 318-9965 heartlandpaymentsystems.com

Wilkinson Trophy 240 W. 1230 North Provo, UT 84604 (801) 377-2476 wilkinsonstrophy.com

IoT Security 610 Grove Creek Drive Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 719-0382 iotmyway.com

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce 70 S. 100 East Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 960-5936 plgrovechamber.org

Republic Services 675 S. Gladiola Street Salt Lake City, UT 84104 (801) 924-8471 republicservices.com TeamLogic IT 64404 439 E. 1000 South Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (385) 330-1830 teamlogicit.com Timpanogos Symphony Orchestra 50 N. Center, Suite# 6 American Fork, UT 84003 (801) 473-5226 thetso.org Vent Pros 1523 W. Aspen Trail Drive Bluffdale, UT 84065 (801) 792-6900 ventprosutah.com Wasatch CPA Services LLC 1450 E. 820 North Orem, UT 84097 (385) 444-1023 wasatchcpaservices.com

ASP-America’s Swimming Pool Company of Utah County 1350 W. 200 South, Suite 5 Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 608-5139 asppoolco.com MCR Recycling 550 N. Geneva Road Orem, UT 84059 (801) 225-0001 mcr-recycling.net COMMERCIAL LENDING Sound Commercial Capital 881 W. State, #120-423 Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (903) 386-3464 sound.com

CHIROPRACTOR Renegade Chiropractic Orem, UT 84057 (801) 919-4729

CONSTRUCTION Big-D Construction 1788 W. 200 North Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 769-7300 big-d.com

CLEANING Ace Intermountain Recycling Center 11629 S. 700 East Draper, UT 84020 (801)-840-1660 aceintermountain.com

We have over 500,000 cartridges of experience!

CATION

NEW LO

Bonneville Asphalt & Repair 1380 W. 200 South Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 225-3544 bonnevilleasphalt.com

L WE FIL 100% FULL!

www.thinkinkutah.com

OFF ONE INK

CARTIDGE REFILL

S 50%AVE MO OR RE INK ON !

1074 W 700 S | Suit B Pleasant Grove | 801-756-5295 Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce | www.pglindonchamber.org

Chamber Membership Directory Complete Restoration 1342 W. 200 South Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 224-2400 completerestoration.com

Niels Fugal Sons Co. 590 W. 1100 North Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 592-4422 fugal.com

Eagles Quality Construction LLC 10453 N. Cottonwood Drive Cedar Hills, UT 84062 (209) 985-3491

Roofers Supply Inc. 125 S. 1550 West Lindon, UT 84401 (801) 769-0404 roofersutah.com

Graebridge Stone 15 S. 1400 West Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 301-8981 graebridgestonelindon.com

Green House Center for Growth & Learning 135 W. Center Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-1169 greenhousecenter.org Instructure 2100 Pleasant Grove Blvd. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (385) 267-9655 instructure.com

SERVPRO of Provo/North Utah County 967 W. 240 North Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 785-5228 servproprovo.com

Home Repair Services Quinta Maintenance LLC 76 W. Main, Suite 1 American Fork, UT 84003 (385) 831-5222 quintamaintenance.com

TestOut 50 S. Main Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (385) 233-5340 testout.com

EDUCATION Custom Fit Training - Mountainland Technical College 2301 W. Ashton Blvd. Lehi, UT 84043 (801) 335-0896 mtec.edu/custom-fit/

K-Tech Plumbing 928 S. Main Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-0779 k-techplumbing.com

Utah Valley University 800 W. University Pkwy. Orem, UT 84058 (801) 863-8484 uvu.edu FINANCIAL SERVICES Apiary Fund 383 W. Lakeview Road Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 885-4709 apiaryfund.com

Enevive 527 W. State, Suite 104 Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 993-0080 enevive.com

Lucas Construction 309 N. 300 East Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-5032 lucasconstructioninc.comhome

Done For You Real Estate 920 E. 800 North, Suite 203 Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 830-5585 dfy-realestate.com

RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL AND AND COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL PEST CONTROL PEST CONTROL

HERA L ILY DA LY H E R A D LD I A D

Y HE R A RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIALDA IILLY HE R ALL D RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL A D D PEST CONTROL RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL PEST CONTROL PEST CONTROL OF O E E F H H T T PEST CONTROL OF THEUTAH VALLEY OFO THE E UTAH E OVALLEY THE BEST FY H E R THE BESTOF THE BEST OF E R A TH B ST F E EILY HO EA L ES O L IL UTAH VALLEY

AW S’ C HOICE

2020 S’

IL DA

Y HE R AL

IL DA

BDAST

F D

BESTOF

UTAH VALLEY

TH2E0 2 0

C HO I C E

AW S’ C HOICE

S’

C HO I C E

AD RE

utahpestsolutions.com utahpestsolutions.com utahpestsolutions.com AR

2019

Y HE R AL

utahpestsolutions.com utahpestsolutions.com UTAH VALLEY AR

UTAH VALLEY

IL DA

utahpestsolutions.com

2020

S’

www.pglindonchamber.org | Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce

C HO I C E

B ES ST T BE

Y HE R AL

UTAH VALLEY

UTAH VALLEY 2020

2019

AD RE

BEST

HERA

S’

2020

AR AR DS DS

AR AR DA S D S R

B T

UTAH VALLEY

E R 2 0 1E R9 2 0 1W9E W O2 F0 1 9 S’ T A HE A S E R ’ C H O I C EC H OWI C E A UTAH VALLEYR S ’ C H O I C E A W S’ C HOICE

ILY

AD AD R E ERADE

AD RE

2019

HERA

AD AD RE RE

UTAH VALLEY UTAH VALLEY DA

ILY

AR DS

HERA

AR DS

ILY

B BEESSTT

W SICE2A 0 2 0 AW C HO E R ’ C HO I C E W A S’ C HO I C E

Heartland Payment Systems 1961 N. Main Orem, UT 84057 (801) 318-9965 heartlandpaymentsystems.com

Trustee/Community Partners Gold Membership Laudie & Associates 48 W. 200 South Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 224-0504 facebook.com/Laudie-Associates-186059098092435/ FLORAL Just Because Flowers 645 E. State American Fork, UT 84003 (801) 756-4185 justbecauseflorist.com GOLF COURSE Fox Hollow Golf Club 1400 N. 200 East American Fork, UT 84003 (801) 756-3594 foxhollowutah.com GOVERNMENT Lindon City 100 N. State Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 785-5043 lindoncity.org Pleasant Grove City 70 S. 100 East Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-5045 plgrove.org HEALTH & BEAUTY ASEA 1488 W Pleasant View Drive Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 928-2100 aseaglobal.com BeneYOU LLC 730 N. 2800 West Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 645-7830 beneyou.comus/en/

Silver Membership Bronze/Home-Based Membership

doTERRA 389 S. 1300 West Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 437-4182 doterra.com Massage Essentials 9838 Oxford Court Highland, UT 84003 (801) 787-5550 massageessentialstherapy.com MoreEnergy Health 1064 S. North County Blvd. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 318-7894 moreenergyhealth.com Saratoga Jewelry 515 W. 550 North Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 785-3888 ringsutah.com Soaplicity 93 S. Main Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 319-5900 soaplicity.com Taylor Drug 265 N. State Lindon, UT 84042 (385) 440-1222 taylordrugaf.com Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork 140 S. Main, #3 Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 899-3904 utahtherapeuticmassage.com Tiny Wurld 405 S. 1300 East Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (435) 630-4077 instagram.comlindon_makers_ market

HEALTH & FITNESS American Fork Hospital 170 N. 1100 East American Fork, UT 84003 (801) 855-3300 americanforkhospital.org American Fork Physical Therapy 636 E. State American Fork, UT 84003 (801) 492-6577 afphysicaltherapy.com Custom Fit Training Mountainland Technical College 2301 W. Ashton Blvd. Lehi, UT 84043 (801) 335-0896 mtec.edu/custom-fit doTERRA 389 S. 1300 West Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 437-4182 doterra.com Dry Creek Physical Therapy 564 W. 700 South Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 753-9060 drycreekpt.com Green House Center for Growth & Learning 135 W. Center Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-1169 greenhousecenter.org Jill’s Tight Body Boot Camp Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (385) 495-4416 jillnix.com More Energy 1064 S. North County Blvd. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 318-7894 moreenergyhealth.com

Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce | www.pglindonchamber.org

Chamber Membership Directory MoreEnergy Health 1064 S. North County Blvd. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 318-7894 moreenergyhealth.com

Voyage Direct Primary Care 1248 E. 90 North, Suite 203 American Fork, UT 84003 (801) 396-9795 voyagedpc.com

Priority Law 526 W. Center Street, N105 Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 960-2750 prioritylawfirm.com

Mountain Point Medical Center 3000 N. Triumph Blvd. Lehi, UT 84043 (385) 345-3306 mountainpointmedicalcenter.org

INSURANCE Buckner 2100 W. Pleasant Grove Blvd. Pleasant Grove, UT 84065 (385) 323-5201 buckner.com

Rogers & Russell 519 W. State, Suite 103 Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 899-6064 roruss.com

Power HIIT Fitness 663 W. State Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 796-8062 powerhiitfitness.com Schroeder Insurance Agency 955 N. 500 East American Fork, UT 84003 (801) 362-4693 ushagent.comScottSchroeder Snuck Farm 504 W. 1100 North Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 899-9568 snuckfarm.com Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork 140 S. Main, #3 Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 899-3904 utahtherapeuticmassage.com

LegalShield 1548 W. 50 North Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (931) 252-0773 jriches.wearelegalshield.com

MEDICAL DEVICES American Fork Hospital 170 N. 1100 East American Fork, UT 84003 (801) 855-3300 americanforkhospital.org

Schroeder Insurance Agency 955 N. 500 East American Fork, UT 84003 (801) 362-4693 ushagent.comScottSchroeder

Massage Essentials 9838 Oxford Court Highland, UT 84003 (801) 787-5550 massageessentialstherapy.com

LEGAL LegalShield 1548 W. 50 North Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (931) 252-0773 jriches.wearelegalshield.com

Taylor Drug 265 N. State Lindon, UT 84042 (385) 440-1222 taylordrugaf.com

UTAH COUNTY EMISSIONS & INSPECTIONS! Test Only Station • Safety & Emissions Testing

ON THE SPOT RENEWAL • WE LOVE MOTOR HOMES 3 BAYS, 2 TECKS NO WAITING 524 West State Road, Pleasant Grove, UT 84062

385-219-0909

UtahCountyEmissionInspection@gmail.com 40

www.pglindonchamber.org | Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce

MORTUARY Olpin Family Mortuary 494 S. 300 East Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-3503 olpinmortuary.com NEWSPAPER, MAGAZINE, MEDIA Bennett Communications 424 W. 800 North, #201 Orem, UT 84057 (801) 802-0200 utahvalley360.com

Trustee/Community Partners Gold Membership Burning Sands Media 2275 W. 250 South Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 214-1606 burningsandsmedia.com Daily Herald 86 N. University Ave., #300 Provo, UT 84601 (801) 373-5050 heraldextra.com Villager Magazine 2202 N. 1560 West Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 372-8059 villagermagazine.com

Silver Membership Bronze/Home-Based Membership

PERSONAL SERVICES Aardvark Pest Solutions 1579 E. 480 South Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 477-8727 utahpestsolutions.com Aero Dynamic Jets 1180 N. 600 West Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 592-9989 aerodynamicjets.com Coconut Cove 496 E. 1750 North Vineyard, UT 84058 (801) 704-5567 coconutcoveplay.com

Visit Pleasant Grove’s first sushi restaurant

Follow the Flag P.O. Box 1261 Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 319-9926 followtheflag.org Ghost Long Boards 844 S. 800 W Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 893-8016 ghostlongboard.com GingerEllas 28 N. 100 East Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 899-2618 gingerellasshop.com

Opening Late May!

UN D E R W RA PS HANDROLLS

SAS H I M I

I Z A KAYA

Visit us at underwrapssushi.com | 1043 S Valley Grove Way Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce | www.pglindonchamber.org

Chamber Membership Directory Hyatt House Provo/Pleasant Grove 544 S. Pleasant Grove Blvd. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (385) 498-3700 sequoiadevelopment.comproject/ pg-hyatt-house/ Interior Concepts Design House 175 S. 1300 West Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 226-0331 interiorconceptsdesignhouse.net KCP Travels 10 S. State Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 830-4525 kcptravels.com LightUp Discount Tobacco & Glass 1545 W. 200 South, #200 Lindon, UT 84042 (817) 901-7018 lightupdiscounttobaccoandglass. com Macey’s 931 W. State Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 796-6601 maceys.com/pleasant_grove PDSI - Pilot Door Systems 406 Industrial Drive, Suite 2 Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 796-5933 pilotdoorsystems.com Premier Throwing 564 W. 700 South, Suite 201 Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (385) 498-4385 premierthrowing.com

Quick Quack Car Wash 1991 W. 680 North Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (817) 528-3864 dontdrivedirty.com

K-Tech Plumbing 928 S. Main Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-0779 k-techplumbing.com

Rabbit Rentals 840 E. Grove Creek Drive Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 787-2130 rabbitrentalsut.com

PRINTING CPS Graphix 383 S. Main Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 885-4099 cpsgraphix.com

Saratoga Jewelry 515 W. 550 North Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 785-3888 ringsutah.com Tabitha’s Way Local Food Pantry North County 920 E. State American Fork, UT 84003 (801) 830-3951 tabithasway.org

McNeil Printing 1189 S. 1480 West Orem, UT 84058 (801) 221-2555 mcneilprinting.com Printegrity LLC 400 N. Geneva Road Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 735-2130 print-integrity.com

Vent Pros 1523 W. Aspen Trail Driv e Bluffdale, UT 84065 (801) 792-6900 ventprosutah.com

Utah Sign & Print Co. 626 N. State Orem, UT 84057 (385) 262-4138 utahsignco.com

Water Gardens Theaters 912 W. Garden Drive Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 376-1444 watergardenstheatres.com

REAL ESTATE - COMMERCIAL L.A. Lee Enterprises LP 119 S. State Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 380-5773 lee.net

PLUMBING, ELECTRIC, HVAC Aquatherm 825 W. 600 North Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 805-6657 aquatherm.com

www.pglindonchamber.org | Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce

Mountain Land Realty 590 W. State Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-5013 mountainlandrealtyinc.com St. John Properties 1982 W. Pleasant Grove Blvd. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 899-7991 sjpiutah.com

MENTION THIS AD AND GET

20% OFF

YOUR ASSESSMENT FUEL . MOVE . REST . REPEAT

We provide GOLD STANDARD TESTING that was once only available to professional athletes and researchers. Our tests include: • InBody 770 Body Composition Scan • ReeVue Resting Metabolic Rate • CardioCoach VO2Max • Personal Health Assessment • Blood Test/Lab Work With this REVOLUTIONARY PROCESS we provide a comprehensive, IN DEPTH EVALUATION on: • Body Composition • Disease Risk • Metabolism • Nutritional Status • Fitness Levels

INDIVIDUALIZED HEALTH PLAN We use this information to create your

helping you with:

INCREASING YOUR ENERGY

CREATING AND MAINTAINING A

HEALTHY LIFESTYLE

EXCELLING YOUR

WEIGHT-LOSS

PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE GOALS

START YOUR JOURNEY TOWARDS MORE ENERGY TODAY!

CALL OR TEXT 801-683-1970 OR VISIT US ONLINE AT

WWW.MOREENERGYHEALTH.COM 1064 S. NORTH COUNTY BLVD. PLEASANT GROVE

Chamber Membership Directory WagsCap Food Services LLC 1881 W. Traverse Pkwy. Lehi, UT 84043 (801) 870-0090 everbowl.com

DAI 14034 S. 145 East Draper, UT 84020 (801) 495-3414 daiutah.com

Washburn Real Estate 1286 E. 900 South Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 227-0900 washburnre.com

Done For You Real Estate 920 E. 800 North, Suite 203 Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 830-5585 dfy-realestate.com

REAL ESTATE - RESIDENTIAL Angii Hansen, Realtor 777 E. 1100 North Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 376-7071 angiihansen.com

Mountain Land Realty 590 W. State Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-5013 mountainlandrealtyinc.com

RECEPTION CENTERS Eleve Event Center 439 S. Pleasant Grove Blvd. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 207-9717 eleveeventcenter.com

Owner Financed Homes Utah 76 W. Main American Fork, UT 84003 (801) 822-1430 homesinutahstate.com

www.pglindonchamber.org | Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce

Fox Hollow Golf Club 1400 N. 200 East American Fork, UT 84003 (801) 756-3594 foxhollowutah.com

Trustee/Community Partners Gold Membership

Silver Membership Bronze/Home-Based Membership

Stone Gate Weddings and Events 886 W. 2600 North Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 847-7827 stonegatearts.com

Coconut Cove 496 E. 1750 North Vineyard, UT 84058 (801) 704-5567 coconutcoveplay.com

Panda Express 538 N. Mill Road Vineyard, UT 84058 (385) 283-6076 pandaexpress.com

REPAIR/HANDYMAN Bonneville Asphalt & Repair 1380 W. 200 South Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 225-3544 bonnevilleasphalt.com

Costa Vida 881 W. State, #120 Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-8180 costavida.net

The Pizza Factory 291 W. 400 North Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 372-6681 pizzafactoryut.com

Dalton’s Steakhouse 131 S. State Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 465-9182 daltonssteakhouse.comhome

R&R BBQ 1977 W. Pleasant Grove Blvd. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 828-8480 randrbbq.com

Gandolfos Deli 715 S. Main Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 796-1200 gandolfosdeli.com

Rumbi Island Grill 987 W. 500 North, Suite 100 American Fork, UT 84003 (801) 756-3783 rumbi.com

The Insomniac 326 E. State Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 361-5173 theinsomniacut.com

Slab Pizza PG 148 S. Pleasant Grove Blvd. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 701-7970 slabpizza.com

Kolache Krave 1926 W. Pleasant Grove Blvd. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 980-0138 kolachekrave.com

Taco Amigo 239 E. State Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-4718 tacoamigo.com

Marco’s Pizza 569 N. State Lindon, UT 84042 (385) 233-3535 marcos.com

Village Baker 1865 W. Pleasant Grove Blvd. Herriman, UT 84062 (801) 921-9183 villagebakerfood.com

Mo’ Bettahs 855 W. State Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (385) 237-5758 mobettahs.com

WagsCap Food Services LLC 1881 W. Traverse Pkwy. Lehi, UT 84043 (801) 870-0090 everbowl.com

Complete Restoration 1342 W. 200 South Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 224-2400 completerestoration.com Home Repair Services Quinta Maintenance LLC 76 W. Main, Suite 1 American Fork, UT 84003 (385) 831-5222 quintamaintenance.com SERVPRO of Provo/North Utah County 967 W. 240 North Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 785-5228 servproprovo.com RESTAURANT Chick-fil-A 183 N. West State Road American Fork, UT 84003 (801) 717-0562 chick-fil-a.com Chubby’s Neighborhood Cafe 336 S. Main Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-1503 chubbyscafeut.com

Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce | www.pglindonchamber.org

Chamber Membership Directory Wok the Line 1865 W. Pleasant Grove Blvd., Suite E Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (385) 248-0008 wokthelines.com

Snuck Farm 504 W. 1100 North Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 899-9568 snuckfarm.com

RETAIL - GROCERY Costco Wholesale 198 N. 1200 East Lehi, UT 84043 (801) 653-2718 costco.com

RETAIL - HARDWARE Allred’s Ace Hardware 330 S. Main Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-2221 acehardware.com

Friends 95 W. Center Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-2641 friends-food-gas.business.site

Graebridge Stone 15 S. 1400 West Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 301-8981 graebridgestonelindon.com

Holy Cow Boutique 450 S. Towers Drive Salem, UT 84653 (801) 380-0027 holycowboutiques.com

Macey’s of Pleasant Grove 931 W. State Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 796-6601 maceys.com

The Puppy Store Utah LLC 576 N. Mill Road Vineyard, UT 84059 (801) 805-6502 puppiesforsalevineyard.com

The Puppy Store Utah LLC 576 N. Mill Road Vinyard, UT 84059 (801) 805-6502 puppiesforsalevineyard.com

Roofers Supply Inc. 125 S. 1550 West Lindon, UT 84401 (801) 769-0404 roofersutah.com

www.pglindonchamber.org | Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce

SCRAPBOOKING & STAMPING Close To My Heart 1199 W. 700 South Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 763-8395 closetomyheart.com SIGNS Black Canyon Signs 597 E. Grove Creek Drive Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 420-1912 blackcanyonsigns.homesteadcloud.com CPS Graphix 383 S. Main Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 885-4099 cpsgraphix.com McNeil Printing 1189 S. 1480 West Orem, UT 84058 (801) 221-2555 mcneilprinting.com TELECOMMUNICATIONS AT&T 161 Inverness Drive West Englewood, CO 80112 (303) 513-8826 att.com Niels Fugal Sons Co. 590 W. 1100 North Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 592-4422 fugal.com

WHO WE ARE

PG Cares is a prevention coalition dedicated to improving relationships and social health in the Pleasant Grove area.

OUR MISSION

We work to foster well-being for individuals, families, and neighbors. We offer classes, community events, and connection to local resources in an effort to create a safe and connected community.

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE

Connect with us to see what we can do for you, your family, and your neighborhood! Two of our current classes are listed below.

PGCares

PGCaresCoalition

toborn@pgcity.org

GUIDING GOOD CHOICES A 5–week workshop for PG parents of kids aged 8–14

Question. Persuade. Refer.

spells

Fam󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮 Im󰇴󰇴󰇴󰇴󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮 a󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇶󰇶󰇶󰇶 󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲 󰇶󰇶󰇶󰇶 󰇶󰇶 󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲 󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲 󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲 o c Ha󰇶󰇶󰈧󰈧󰈧󰈧󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲 co󰇳󰇳󰇳󰇳󰇳󰇳󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇳󰇳󰇳󰇳t 󰇳󰇳 li󰈫󰈫󰈫󰈫󰇶󰇶󰇶󰇶󰈫󰈫󰈫󰈫󰈫󰈫󰈫󰈫󰈫󰈫󰈫󰈫󰈫󰈫o

Avo󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇳󰇳󰇳󰇳󰇳󰇳󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮 b󰇶󰇶󰇬󰇬󰇬󰇬󰇬󰇬󰇬󰇬󰇬󰇬󰇬󰇬󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇮󰇬󰇬󰇬󰇬󰇳󰇳 St󰇶󰇶󰇶󰇶󰇶󰇶󰇶󰇶󰇶󰇶󰇶󰇶󰇶󰇶󰇶󰇶󰇶󰇶󰇶󰇶󰇶󰇶󰇶󰇶󰇶󰇶 fa󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲󰇲 bo󰇳󰇳󰇳󰇳󰇳󰇳󰇳󰇳󰇳󰇳󰇳󰇳

SUICIDE PREVENTION TRAINING What is QPR?

QPR is suicide prevention training for everyone. QPR stands for Question, Persuade, Refer: three simple steps to offer hope.

Why learn QPR?

Just like knowing CPR can save someone in a physical crisis, learning QPR will teach you to recognize and respond to an emotional crisis. It just may help you save a life.

Great Care. Great Health. Proud Sponsors of the Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce. mountainpointmedicalcenter.org | 385-345-3000 3000 N Triumph Boulevard, Lehi, Utah 84043

In Partnership with Physician Owners.

We invest in rising stars! “Central Bank believes in young entrepreneurs. I’m 20-years old and Central Bank believed in me, encouraged me, and helped me the entire way. I love Central Bank—I couldn’t have done this without them!”

Paige Osmond, Owner/Operator Drybar - Blow Out Salon & Blow Dry Bar See our

cbutah.com

Reviews

2021 Pleasant Grove Lindon Chamber Magazine

Articles inside

Lindon Mayor’s Message

History of Lindon

PG Cares

Strawberry Days

Recreation

Pleasant Grove Mayor’s Message

History of the Chamber

Chamber Events

History of Pleasant Grove

Chamber President’s Message

Miss Pleasant Grove 2019-2020