Our Heritage
"As the water flowed over the pink cliffs of what is now
known today as Water Canyon, shouts of
acclamation was heard through out the valley".
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"As the water flowed over the pink cliffs of what is now known today as Water Canyon, shouts of acclamation was heard through out the valley". |
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Welcome to TropicTropic, one of three small communities nestled in the valley of the red cliffs of Bryce Canyon National Park, a community, whose name reflects the beautiful fruit blossoms in the spring, green grass of summer, and the brilliant colors of fall. The climate is relatively mild, with the last frost usually occurring in the latter part of April and begins freezing in Mid-October. Winter bring cold temperature and snowfall.
Tropic is centered in some of the most beautiful scenery in the Western United States. Located in Garfield County on Utah's All American Road and Scenic Byway 12, just off Utah Heritage Highway 89 south of the City of Panguitch. In addition to Bryce Canyon, there are three state parks and a national monument all within a few miles; Kodachrome Basin, Escalante Petrified Forest, Anasazi Indian Village and the Grand Staircase National Monument. From its humble beginnings in 1892 with approximately 15 families, Tropic has prospered to a thriving community of over 550 residents; and continues to enjoy the benefits of country living. News & Announcements
Garfield County Residents: Our communities are being negatively impacted by a significant amount of Construction and Demolition material being placed in the County dumpsters. This is a reminder ~ ONLY HOUSEHOLD garbage should be placed in these containers. NO batteries, paint, motor oils, or liquids of any kind are to be placed in these containers! These items are to be disposed of properly. Also, The bin located in the Maintenance yard is NOT for household use ~ only appliances and other scrap metal items. Please haul discarded items such as mattresses, boards, and other unwanted items to the County landfill. A $50 fine will be issued for the misuse of this service.Individuals and businesses doing any construction is required to have an onsite container for construction/demolition waste materials. Ordinances are in place ~ any VIOLATION is publishable as a Class C Misdemeanor and subject to fines. (Garfield County Ordinance #2007-4 & Tropic Town Ordinance #4142009) We ask for your cooperation and be respectful using the County's services properly. |
Local Information Tropic Town Office Hours 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Monday - Friday Codes & Ordinance 2020 Monthly Meeting Schedule * Planning Commission 1st Tuesday @ 6 p.m. Agenda request must be made by Wednesday before 1:00 p.m. *Town Board Meeting 2nd Thursday @ 6 p.m. Fee Schedule Water Billing Water Bills are due the last day of each month. A $200 fee shall be applied for the disconnection and re-connection of services due to non-payment of water. Water Quality Report 2019 2020 Dog License Spayed/Neutered $10 Non-Spayed/Neutered $35 Senior Citizen Center Lunch ~ Order by 10 am Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 435-679-8666 Thrift Store * Panguitch Open: Monday - Saturday 10 am to 5 pm Daughters of the Utah Pioneers 3rd Monday of each month Tropic Heritage Center 435-679-8530 * 3:00 p.m. AA Meetings Wednesdays * 6:00 p.m. Tropic Town Heritage Center 20 North Main Contact Randall 435-679-8442 Alcohol Addition Resources Heat Assistance Sign Up for Heat Assistance Apply on line: sealapp.utah.gov Questions: 435-676-1411 Driver's License Renewal Garfield County Office DMV Panguitch - 2nd & 4th Wednesdays 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Garfield County Landfill No Personal Vegetation Control Burn June 1, 2020 - October 1, 2020 Contact Fire Chief Ron Harris 435-616-8834  Acknowledgment
Misc. Landscape photos
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