Town of Woodruff

 Notice Date & Time: 6/16/26 5:00 PM -6/16/26 6:00 PM

Description/Agenda:

        MEETING AGENDA 
Town of Woodruff
P.O. Box 154
Woodruff, UT  84086

Meeting Description:  Board Meeting__________________________________________________                
Date:  June 16, 2026               Time:  5:00 p.m.                                      Location:  Town Hall________
	Items to Be Discussed	
 1	Adopt new budget	
 2	Finalize 4th of July plans	
 3	Follow up from previous meetings	
 4	Approval of minutes from May meeting	
 5	Approval of June bills	
 6	Review and initial bank statements/credit card statement/monthly reports	
 7	Other board concerns	
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Rich County Coalition Family Event

 

NOTICE OF 2026 PRIMARY ELECTION

The 2026 Primary Election will be held on Tuesday, June 23, 2026. All active, registered voters within the Republican Party who have not opted out of receiving a mail-in ballot will receive a ballot by mail after June 2, 2026. All ballots must be received by 8 PM on Election Day, June 23rd.

24-Hour Ballot Drop-Off Locations (open until 8 PM on June 23rd): • 

69 N Paradise Parkway, Bldg B, Garden City • 10 N 200 E,

 Laketown • 20 S Main St, 

Randolph • 195 S Main St, 

Woodruff *

All locations are ADA Accessible Early Voting Center (June 9th - June 22nd) • ADA Accessible

 • Available In-Person Voting • Open Mon-Fri 9 AM to 5 PM • Rich County Clerk’s Office: 20 S Main St, Randolph 

Election Day Voting (June 23rd) • ADA Accessible • Available In-Person Voting • Both Locations Open 7 AM to 8 PM Rich County Clerk’s Office 20 S Main St, Randolph Voter Registration Deadline

 Garden City Town Office 69 N Paradise Parkway, Bldg. B, Garden City Online or by mail: October 12th by 5:00 PM. 

You can also register in person during early voting or on Election Day.

You must meet certain requirements to register to vote in Utah. 

You must be: • A US Citizen; • A resident of Utah for at least 30 days before the election; • 18 years old on or before the day of the general election on November 3rd; • 

Not currently serving a jail or prison sentence for a felony conviction 

*If you are 16 or 17 years old, you can pre-register to vote. If you pre-register, you will automatically be registered to vote when you turn 18 years old. Dated this 18th day of May, 2026. Anneliesa Peart Rich County Clerk

Get Out and Vote!

My name is Sim Bell, and to help people in Rich County to better understand who I am and what I stand for I wrote a brief description.

I was born and raised in Rich County, specifically in Randolph, UT, and my family has deep roots throughout the area. This community is home, and I have a strong appreciation for what makes it special.

I believe in preserving the qualities that define our county while also creating opportunities that allow our children and future generations to live, work, and thrive here. I know each end of the county has unique needs and some differences.

My background includes involvement in businesses that rely on both local agriculture and tourism-two vital components of our local economy. As a county, we should actively support and strengthen opportunities in both of these sectors.

Improving the essential services our county provides will be one of my top priorities. That begins with supporting our county employees and ensuring they feel valued and respected in their roles. When employees are supported, the entire community benefits.

Reliable infrastructure and services-such as roads, sanitation, and law enforcement-are fundamental to a well-functioning community. By investing in proper equipment, ongoing training competitive compensation, and strong leadership, we can continue to strengthen these departments for the benefit of all.

Every resident and visitor in our county deserves consistent representation, quality service, and protection, regardless of where they are located.

I welcome your comments, questions, and feedback.

Thank You

Sim Bell

Get out and vote!

 

I am currently serving as Rich County Commissioner and am running for reelection for Commission Seat A. I have been a lifelong resident of Rich County, I run and operate a small cattle ranch, and have provided mail delivery though out the county for many years. I love Rich County and its people and am very committed to maintaining the culture and heritage we enjoy for the good citizens that reside here, and make Rich County their home.

Why would I like to continue serving? I believe in upholding the Constitution and our personal liberties, and I would like to continue to be part of the conversation regarding the issues that affect our lives, our families and future generations. Rich County is very diverse in lifestyles that range from agriculture to recreation, and from year round residents to seasonal residents. This creates many challenges in balancing the growing needs of the citizens throughout the county. Important issues are facing the county at this time such as Affordable Housing, Economic Development, Human Services, Public Health, Sanitation, Public Safety, Public Lands, Water Quality, Transportation, and creating plans for the future.

I’m honored to serve on many boards and committees addressing each of these issues on a county, state and federal level. I have learned that being involved and part of the process guides the outcome for services, and protects our county and our lifestyle. I am on top of these issues and want to continue to be a voice for our citizens. If you want to discuss anything regarding our county, please feel free to contact me or comment or ask questions on this page. I am always happy to visit with people in our community. My cell phone number is 435-757-8248 and my email is wecox2@gmail.com. I look forward to hearing from you and would appreciate your support in the upcoming Republican Primary election on June 23, 2026.

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