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Cottonwood Heights City

Cottonwood Heights City

A Unified Fire Authority Community

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STATION #110 COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS

1790 Fort Union Boulevard
Cottonwood Heights UT, 84121
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STATION #116 WASATCH

8303 Wasatch Boulevard
Cottonwood Heights UT, 84121
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In 2005, Cottonwood Heights took its first steps as an incorporated city. The tale of Cottonwood Heights began in the early days after Mormon pioneers came to settle in the area.

By the 1860’s, logs were being brought out of the canyon for homebuilders and the railroad, while granite blocks were chiseled out of Little Cottonwood Canyon to supply stone for the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Conversely, shipments were also going up the canyon bringing food and supplies to workers and their families living in the growing towns of Alta and Mineral Basin.

The original settlement was called Butlerville, named after one of the prominent families who settled the area. Over the next century, Butlerville grew and progressed until it started to take shape as the city we know today, assisting in some of the most important changes that took place in the valley.

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70th So. and Butler Hill 1930's_Slider
Image Courtesy of Cottonwood Heights.
70th So. area late 1950's
Image Courtesy of Cottonwood Heights.

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