Tuesday, June 27, 2023
4th of July facts
The 4th of July was first celebrated as a Federal Holiday in what year?
What was the day that the Declaration of Independence finally held all the required signatures?
Can you name the 4 men who drafted the Declaration of Independence? One became a later president, one was a diplomat, and one had a last name that is similar to a guy in Garden City who owns an orange bus.
The old saying "put your John Hancock here" is in reference to what?
Can you name the 4 presidents who signed the Declaration of Independence and later died on the 4th of July?
3rd of July Celebration in Garden City
JULY 3RD! ITS GOING TO BE AN EPIC NIGHT!
Dustin with Firefly Bikes and Caribbean Custard (on the Pickville corner) is putting so many great things together for that evening. He has an awesome offer for business advertising with the 4,000 PING PING BALL DROP. 
check it out and click the link, it's easy to get your businesses on the PING pong balls! https://bit.ly/bearlakegiveaway2023
check it out and click the link, it's easy to get your businesses on the PING pong balls! https://bit.ly/bearlakegiveaway2023David Nail will be the entertainer.
Monday, June 26, 2023
Monarch sightings in Rich County
Hi all! I wanted to invite those in Rich county and interested
in Monarch butterflies to join our Monarchs of Northern Utah Facebook group.
Right now, there is a contest for first monarch siting by county. Rich County
hasn’t had a sighting yet that I know of. Cache County just had its first
siting on Saturday. You need a photo and a GPS location, you could win $50!
https://m.facebook.com/groups/monarchsofnorthernutah/?ref=share&mibextid=S66gvF
City of Randolph Budget Hearing
Laketown Planning & Zoning Meeting
Laketown Planning & Zoning Commission Agenda
June 28, 2023
8:00 PM
10 N. 200 E., Laketown, UT 84038
Welcome
1. Pledge of Allegiance
2. Minutes
3. Report from City Council
4. Gary Earley Building Permit
5. Review of Conditional Use
Permit
6. Other
7. Around the Room
Tuesday, June 20, 2023
Celebrate Summer at the Garden City Park Sponsored by the Chamber and the Family Place
Bring a potluck dish. Hamburger and hotdogs provided. 5-8 PM
Important Medicaid Information
Unwinding Continuous Medicaid Eligibility
Continuous Eligibility Background
At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, the federal government declared a public health emergency or PHE. During the PHE, state Medicaid agencies have been required to continue Medicaid coverage for all members, even if their eligibility changes. As a result, Utah Medicaid members have stayed covered during the PHE so they don't have to worry about their health coverage during this challenging time.
On December 23, 2022, Congress passed the FY 2023 Consolidated Appropriations Act. One part of this bill separated the federal PHE and Medicaid’s continuous enrollment policy. This Act establishes April 1, 2023, as the end of the continuous enrollment requirement for Medicaid. The federal PHE will end on May 11, 2023, which will also end the COVID-19 Uninsured Coverage Medicaid program.
Unwinding Medicaid Eligibility
On March 1, 2023 the Department of Workforce Services (DWS) will begin to review all Medicaid cases over the next 12-month unwinding period. This is being referred to as “unwinding.” Members will be assigned a review month and their case will stay open until their scheduled review month. Members are encouraged to continue using their benefits as normal until DWS completes their review.
To monitor this process over the course of those 12 months, DWS will provide transparent tracking data which will be available and updated on the Continuous Eligibility Unwinding Dashboard.
Call to Action
Many people moved during the pandemic. It is critical that the state is able to reach members when it is time to review their eligibility. Utah Medicaid is asking members to:
- Keep their contact information current
If a member moved during the pandemic or if any of their contact information like their phone number or email address has changed, please call their health plan, DWS (1-866-435-7414 or jobs.utah.gov/mycase), or an HPR (1-866-608-9422) to update this information.
- Watch for DWS letters
Members should pay close attention to their mail and/or email for notices and respond timely to reviews. After February 11, members can check myCase to see their review date.
- Complete review
All medical programs are renewed each year. In a member’s assigned review month, DWS will try to complete the review without member involvement and send the member a notice saying their review is complete. If DWS does not have enough information, the member will be asked to complete their review.
Monday, June 19, 2023
Woodruff Town Meeting
Budget hearing for Randolph City
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