Pleasant Grove City Hall 70 South 100 East, Pleasant Grove, UT 84062

"I love PG. The staff, city employees and government officials are very friendly and hard working. Our Police Officers and Firefighters are amazing people who do amazing things for our community. I am proud to be part of such a wonderful community."

"I LOVE Pleasant Grove! We have some of the friendliest city workers who will work hard to ensure your experience in our city is a positive one. We also have some of the best trained and most friendly police officers. Our council works hard to balance the many difficult decisions they’re faced with and they genuinely care about what’s best for most (can’t please everyone). What I love most is that they’re all willing to meet personally with anyone who feels they need clarification on a decision or issue in our city. They make our 35k+ population feel more like a small town, they way they take care to reach all of us."

"What a great place to own a business. I have a small in-home business. It was so easy to set up and the city was very welcoming. If I had any questions regarding licensing and setting things up, the ladies were very eager to help me. I am impressed with the staff. I still feel like I am valued and am not just another number. This city is a great place to raise a family with wonderful family values."

"I have nothing but great things to say about this city and the people who live in it and run it. All of the people I have met who work here also live here so they have everyone’s interests at heart. They are open with any communication and are trying their hardest to please people. Apparently the keyboard warriors having a bad day feel compelled to write baseless claims about this city to drive down ratings. But ask around; it’s a great city with great leadership."

"Pleasant Grove City. A perfect example of government failure. A government entity sues a company that an entire county depends on for a free green waste service. Once company is destroyed, city has no plan to provide service replacement service option. How about a city who has arguably the worst roads in utah. Instead not repairing the roads for its tax paying citizens , they build a 15+ million city building, fire station and police building. Comfort status, and pomp comes before the lowly citizen. Did I mention they have tiller (ladder) fire truck for a small town with no high rises.....? And there is nothing we peasants can do about government overreach, corruption, or abuse of power. It wouldn't surprise me if you had to get an expensive permit to protest."