Cottonwood Heights City Hall

Cottonwood Heights City Hall is a bowling alley in Cottonwood Heights, UT. It holds a rating of 4.50 and serves residents and visitors throughout the city and the surrounding Salt Lake County area.

The business operates from the city's council chambers at 2277 East Bengal Boulevard and acts as the seat of municipal government, with public meetings held on site, including a truth in taxation public hearing scheduled for August 11, 2026, at 6:00 p.m., with virtual participation available. Cottonwood Heights was incorporated in 2005, and the city's story stretches back further, to the era when Mormon pioneers settled the area and families such as the Butlers and McGees homesteaded the land and hauled lumber out of the canyon for homebuilders. City services administered through the building include building permits, business licenses, fire department coordination, pet licenses, planning and zoning, police, public works, and utilities. Staff listed in the directory include City Manager Jared Gerber, Communications Manager Beatriz Mayorga, Public Health Coordinator Sondra Stephens, Administrative Services Director Barbara Higgins, Administrative Services Manager Cienna Brummell, City Recorder Tiffany Janzen, and Sydney Pierce in business services. City Hall also hosts a General Plan Open House on July 22, and the building closes for Pioneer Day on July 23 and 24, with regular business hours resuming July 27.

The building sits on Bengal Boulevard, just off Highland Drive in the Cottonwood Slopes area. Antczak Park is about a quarter mile away, and Brighton High LDS Seminary is within walking distance to the north.

Fireworks are permitted only in non-restricted areas between July 22 and 25, 2026, with hours running from 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., and until midnight on July 24, and the public can review the restricted area map online.