Find us on Facebook
Mona City
  • Home
  • About
  • City Government
    • City Directory
    • Mona City Code
    • City Council >
      • City Council Members
      • City Council Agendas and Minutes
    • Business Licenses
    • Permits, Applications, and Maps
    • Planning and Zoning >
      • Planning and Zoning Information
      • Planning and Zoning Agendas and Minutes
      • Subdivisions
    • General Plan
    • Mona City Newsletters
    • Fee Schedule
    • Utilities >
      • General Information
    • Employment Opportunities
    • Employee Information
  • Community
    • Mona City 24th of July Celebration
    • Mona City Businesses
    • Schools
    • Mona CIty History, Historical Markers, and DUP
    • Places to Visit
    • Mona Irrigation Company
    • Juab County Landfill information
    • Six County Association of Governments
  • Facilities
    • Mona City Office
    • Community Center
    • City Park and Cemetery
    • Green Waste Site
  • Recreation
    • Programs
    • Ball Field Rentals
    • Seasonal Recreation Jobs

Mona City History, Historical Markers, and the local DUP 

Mona City has a rich pioneer history. Mona's Pioneer Park is a historical pioneer cemetery and cabin. It is located on Main Street. If you are interested in touring the cabin, please call Maureen at 801-358-8019, or Pam at 623-0146.

The local DUP has collected histories and remembrances of Mona City from it's earliest days. Click on the following links for some of those histories. 



How Mona received its name

History of the Mona City Post office

The first flag in Mona CIty

History of the Mona School

Mona Bicentennial Park

Mona's Bicentennial Park has the bell from Mona's original school that was erected in 1907. It is a memorial to the school and Mona's pioneer heritage. The bell is on display next to the city office and the park, located at 50 W. Center St.  

Daughters of Utah Pioneers

The Daughters of Utah Pioneers is an organization that is committed to preserving the past for the edification of the future. You don't have to have a Utah pioneer ancestor to join. They welcome anyone who desires to learn of, and help, the community appreciate its history. They meet at 11:30 the first Monday of each month September through May. If you would like to know more call Virginia at 435-580-9178.
MONA CITY                    
20 West Center St. 
Mona, UT 84645
Phone: 435-623-4913

monacitygov@gmail.com
Office Hours: Monday, Tuesday,  and Wednesday 11-5
Thursday 9-4
Closed Friday-Sunday & Holidays