The Town Council meeting in Virgin, Washington County, Utah, on July 22, 2025, focused primarily on the rebranding of the town's municipal code. Council members discussed the need to clarify the terminology used in official documents, specifically whether to refer to the code as the "Virgin Town Code" or the "Virgin Municipal Code."

During the meeting, a council member expressed a desire to adopt a single, comprehensive document that consolidates the town's regulations. This new format would replace the previous separate codes and simplify references for residents and officials alike. The discussion highlighted the importance of clear language in legal documents, as it affects how citizens understand and interact with local laws.

The council agreed to move forward with the title "Virgin Municipal Code," with plans to formally vote on this decision in the next meeting. The change aims to enhance clarity and accessibility for residents, ensuring that the town's regulations are easily identifiable and understood.

In addition to the title change, the council discussed the procedural steps necessary for the republication of the code, emphasizing the importance of proper adoption language to ensure legal validity. The meeting concluded with a commitment to finalize the new title and update the documentation accordingly, marking a significant step in the town's efforts to streamline its governance framework.