You have to have your own transportation.
Contact the City Office
Tuesday, April 15, 2025
The 2025 statewide Utah Shake Out
The 2025 statewide Utah ShakeOut is on April 17, when Utahns will participate in earthquake drills at work, school, or home, practicing earthquake safety and other aspects of their emergency plans.
While we encourage you to participate with everyone, you can register your ShakeOut drill for any day of the year, and drill at a time of your choice. You can also include people in multiple locations through video conferencing.
After you register your ShakeOut participation, go to beready.utah.gov to learn how to prepare for earthquakes and other disasters.
Monday, April 14, 2025
Ghana Service Project-You Can help! We have a small group of folks heading to Ghana for a service project in Jun/July 2025 There are approximately 15 empty suitcases to fill. CALL TO ARRANGE A DONATION COLLECTION, OR FOR MORE INFO, YOU MAY NEED TO LEAVE A MESSAGE IF I’M NOT AVAILABLE, I’LL RETURN CALLS BARBARA 435.265.6410
HELP!!
We need
donations
YOU CAN
HELP!!
We need
donations
What you can donate:
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New or Gently used White Shirts for
boys and men all sizes
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New underwear for male and
female all sizes
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Financial help
How you can help:
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Donate requested items
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Spread the word!!! Tell your friends
and neighbors
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Requested items only, as their space
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Rich County Commission Meeting April 9th notes
10:00 Rich
County Sanitation, Lyn Weston and Camille Shinkle, discussed some of their concerns with the Commissioners about
customers who do not want to pay for trash pick up after they have received a
Certificate of Occupancy. One particular customer says he doesn’t/hasn’t used
the trash service as he just built his house. The commissioners will visit with
Rich County Lawyer, Ben Willoughby, to see what can be done. (We have a home in
Mesa and pay our trash service while we are gone. My opinion is that if you are
lucky enough to have two homes then you should pay for services provided).
10:45
Sara Kratsas, Swan Creek CPA, requested a business
license for her CPA work. Approved.
11:00 Grant
for Utah DNR Water Element Plan for $6,000 was approved.
11:05 Quit
Claim deeds for lots 80 & 81 on Cisco Rd. was approved.
11:20 Kim
Wilson, County Assessor, reviewed the private exemption list with the
commissioners. Approved.
11:30 Tyler
Stuart, engineer, reviewed the bids for the Round Valley Rd, Woodruff Rd., and
Randolph Rd. Consolidated Paving won the bid as the lowest bidder. Approved.
11:45 Trails
Board members are: Wes Thompson, Mark Smoot, Brad Davis and
They have
met with Emily Meadows from the Outdoor Recreation Board to gain a grant of
$6,000 to inventory existing trails. And they met with the USFS to work out
Forest access.
11:50 The
board appointed Mark Hislop to the Garden City Cemetery Board.
11:55 The
Commissioner signed the yearly contract with the State District Court which
brings in $31,000.
11:58
Approved the minutes and the expenditures.
(This editor
was pleased to see that 96 people had viewed the proceedings on You Tube. Thank
you Commissioners).
12:00
Executive Session
Rich School District-Job posting
April 1, 2025
Rich School District is accepting
applications for the following position:
MIDDLE SCHOOL GIRLS VOLLEYBALL COACH
Applications available at our
website: www.richschool.org.employment
Send applications to:
Rich Middle
School
Principal
Alan Schwab
PO Box 129
Laketown, UT
84038
Phone:
435-514-1288 x 201
Fax 435-514-1189
Email: aschwab@richschool.org
This position will remain open, and
applications accepted until filled.
Rich County Clerk's Office employment
The Rich County Clerk’s Office will be hiring a Full-Time Deputy
Clerk (35 hrs/week) with benefits.
Opening Date: March 31,
2025
Closing Date: Position will remain open until a
qualified individual is found.
Starting Pay: $21
per hour
Job Description:
Performs a variety of administrative and clerical
duties, including managing & preparing documents, maintaining records,
assisting with elections, basic accounting, and providing customer service to the
public over the phone, in-person, and via email.
May assist the Clerk/Auditor with any of the
following: financial audits and reports, accounts payable and receivable,
administration of benefits for county employees, payroll, District &
Justice Court proceedings, elections, business licenses, marriage licenses,
commission meetings, planning and zoning meetings, tax commission appeals,
general correspondence and record keeping. This description is not
comprehensive, and applicants must be willing to accept additional assignments
as needed.
Occasional evening work and travel is required
for planning and zoning meetings, out-of-town training, etc.
Requirements for Employment:
1.
High School Diploma or GED; and
2.
Must consent to and pass a background
check
Candidates should be confident working in a busy
office atmosphere with frequent interruptions. Preference will be shown to candidates
who can demonstrate computer and writing skills.
Anyone wishing to apply for this position can
pick up an application at the Rich County Clerk’s Office on Monday – Friday
from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed from 12:00-1:00 pm for lunch).
Applications can also be found on the Rich County
website: richcounty.gov under Departments – Human Resources – Forms – Rich
County Job Application
Please submit both an application and
a resume to:
Rich
County Clerk’s Office
PO
Box 218
Randolph,
UT 84064
Or to apeart@richcounty.gov
Please contact Anneliesa Peart with any
questions: 435-793-2415.
Sunday, April 13, 2025
Future Plans for insight to the future of Garden City-Bear Lake Valley Chamber of Commerce
The Sunrise Resort Conference Room
April 16 at 6:30 PM
865 North Harbor Village East Dr., Garden City, UT 84028
Friday, April 11, 2025
Brandee Mills Hired as Executive Director of the American National CattleWomen, Inc.
Brandee Mills Hired as Executive Director of the American National CattleWomen, Inc.
April 7, 2025 – The American National CattleWomen,
Inc. (ANCW) is pleased to announce Brandee Mills as its new Executive Director.
With her experience in nonprofit leadership, advocacy for the beef industry,
and proven ability to drive strategic initiatives, Mills is poised to lead the
organization into its next phase of growth and success.
Mills brings a wealth of experience and a deep understanding
of the cattle industry to the Executive Director role. As a long-time advocate
for agriculture, she has held leadership positions, including Immediate Past
President of the Utah CattleWomen’s Association and a member of the Utah Beef
Council. Her extensive experience in managing nonprofit organizations,
overseeing membership engagement, and coordinating large-scale events aligns
perfectly with the responsibilities outlined by ANCW.
“I am honored to step into the role of Executive Director
for the American National CattleWomen, Inc.,” said Mills. “ANCW plays a crucial
role in advocating for cattlewomen and the beef industry, and I look forward to
working closely with the leadership and membership to further the
organization’s mission and ensure its continued success.”
“We are thrilled to have Brandee Mills as our new Executive
Director,” said Nikki Weston, 2025-2026 ANCW President. “Her communication and leadership
skills, vast expertise, and deep passion for the cattle industry make her the
ideal fit to guide ANCW into the future. She is well-equipped to lead our
efforts in advocacy, membership engagement, and the development of strategic
initiatives that will continue to benefit ANCW and the beef community.”
About American National CattleWomen, Inc.
The American National CattleWomen, Inc. (ANCW) is a national
membership-based organization that supports women involved in all aspects of
the beef industry. ANCW’s mission is to promote the interests of cattlewomen,
provide leadership and educational opportunities, and advocate for the
long-term success of the beef industry.
Contact:
American National CattleWomen
Email: ancw@ancw.org
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