MyHometown Layton City | Layton City Economic Development

myHometown Service Project: Holmes Creek Reservoir Clean-Up

Community Development, Davis County Tourism, Outdoor Recreation, Tourism | community recreation, Fire Mitigation, Holmes Creek Reservoir, Litter Removal, MyHometown Layton City, neighborhood volunteers

Under the guiding theme of “Listen, Love, and Lift,” the myHometown Layton initiative brings together Layton City, local faith-based organizations, civic groups, businesses, and neighborhood volunteers to strengthen community bonds and revitalize local spaces. By combining municipal resources with grassroots effort, the program focuses on long-term neighborhood improvement, property upkeep, and joint service. While past […]

Community Volunteers Clear Rail Trail: myHometown Day of Service

Community Development, Davis County Tourism, Outdoor Recreation | Days of Service, Denver and Rio Grande Western Rail Trail, myHometown initiative, MyHometown Layton City, volunteers

On Saturday, August 15, 2026, dozens of local volunteers gathered along Layton’s Rio Grande Rail Trail for the latest myHometown Day of Service. The multigenerational team tackled a major trail cleanup, removing overgrown weeds, clearing debris, and trimming back unruly tree branches and bushes. Spanning from Phillips Street at the south end of town to […]

myHometown Layton Sponsors

Business Resources and Information, Community Development | MyHometown Layton City, MyHometown Sponsors

myHometown Layton lifts neighborhoods to become places where neighbors want to invest their time, money, efforts, and have a desire to stay. We create opportunities to build camaraderie and strengthen friendships Support and enhance educational opportunities Improve the appearance of our neighborhoods And strengthen the community Visit myHometown Layton for […]

Volunteers Help Neighborhoods During myHometown Day of Service

Community Development | Day of Service, MyHometown Layton City, neighborhood cleanup, volunteers, yard cleanup

On Saturday, May 16, 2026, approximately 125 local volunteers of all ages gathered in Layton’s Vae View and Camelot neighborhoods for the latest myHometown Day of Service. This multigenerational team tackled a massive neighborhood cleanup, identifying local needs and coordinating efforts to complete essential yard and property projects. Volunteers rolled up their sleeves to mow […]

MyHometown Layton City Initiative helps Neighborhoods, Residents

Community Development, Major Projects | educational opportunities, improving housing, MyHometown Layton City, resilient communities, revitalizing neighborhoods

The newly implemented MyHometown Layton City initiative is a community-driven program aimed at revitalizing neighborhoods by fostering collaboration among residents, local governments, faith-based organizations, nonprofits, businesses, and volunteers. The core philosophy is “neighbors helping neighbors” through improving housing, building social connections, and providing educational opportunities, creating resilient communities where people want to invest their time, […]