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Primary Election Results are scheduled to begin posting online on Tuesday, June 28, 2022, at 8:45pm Mountain Time.
RFP Extended to Friday, June 24th, 2022
Request For Proposal for:
Lighting Control & Fixtures Replacement
in Ballroom & Garden Room
at the Dixie Convention Center
Washington County Convention & Tourism Office is requesting proposals for replacement of the Lutron Lighting Control System and the lighting fixtures in the Ballroom and Garden Room at the Dixie Convention Center.
Interested and qualified parties must send us a Letter of Intent to Participate along with information about your company’s history, qualifications, background and referrals from past installations and projects you have completed.
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RFP for Replacement of the Lighting Control & Fixtures
at the Dixie Convention Center
Proposals will be accepted until Friday, June 24th, 2022. Proposals may be submitted by email with subject line of “DCC BR & GR Lighting Replacement”:
miloh@dixiecenter.com Attn: Milo Hughes Subject: "DCC BR & GR Lighting Replacement" Dixie Convention Center 1835 Convention Center Drive St. George, UT 84790 (Google Maps) (435) 628-7003
Direct any questions using the contact information above either by phone or email.
Publish on: June 21, 22 and 23, 2022
Washington County, Utah (the “County”) previously adopted a resolution declaring its intent to designate the Washington County Harmony Heights Paving Project Special Assessment Area (the “Assessment Area”). The County has received 21 valid written protests from property owners within the Assessment Area, which constitute 40.4% of the total lots proposed to be included within the Assessment Area.
Request For Proposal for:
Lighting Control & Fixtures Replacement
in Ballroom & Garden Room
at the Dixie Convention Center
Washington County Convention & Tourism Office is requesting proposals for replacement of the Lutron Lighting Control System and the lighting fixtures in the Ballroom and Garden Room at the Dixie Convention Center.
Interested and qualified parties must send us a Letter of Intent to Participate along with information about your company’s history, qualifications, background and referrals from past installations and projects you have completed.
Download
RFP for Replacement of the Lighting Control & Fixtures
at the Dixie Convention Center
Proposals will be accepted until Monday, June 13th, 2022. Proposals may be submitted by email with subject line of “DCC BR & GR Lighting Replacement”:
MiloH@DixieCenter.com Attn: Milo Hughes Subject: "DCC BR & GR Lighting Replacement" Dixie Convention Center 1835 Convention Center Drive St. George, UT 84790 (Google Maps) (435) 628-7003
Direct any questions using the contact information above either by phone or email.
Publish on: June 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12, 2022
Members of the Utah State Bar in good standing are invited to apply for the following Washington County Special Victim Public Defender contract:
Special Victim Public Defender (1): $64,356 annual compensation plus CLE subsidy. Successful candidate will represent indigent clients charged with serious crimes including homicide and attempted homicide as assigned by Fifth District court judges in Washington County.
Click here to download Special Victim Public Defender Contract.
Contract (see above link), Resumes and letters of interest should be submitted by June 10, 2022 to:
Nicholle Felshaw, County Administrator 111 East Tabernacle St. George, UT 84770 (Google Maps) nicholle.felshaw@washco.utah.gov
Join us for an interactive Q&A session with your Washington County Commissioners Adam Snow, Victor Iverson, and Gil Almquist.
Wednesday, June 22, 2022
6:00pm – 7:30pm
Washington City Library
Community Room
220 N 300 E
Washington, UT 84780
(Google Maps)
This morning, Rep. Travis Seegmiller notified Speaker Brad Wilson of his intent to resign from the Utah House of Representatives, effective July 1, 2022. Rep. Seegmiller and his family plan to move outside the boundaries of his current district, requiring the representative to forgo his elected position and withdraw from his current election.
“I appreciate Rep. Seegmiller’s service and accept his resignation,” said Speaker Wilson. “I wish Rep. Seegmiller and his family well in their future plans and endeavors.”
Rep. Seegmiller has represented House District 62 in Washington County since his appointment to the Utah House of Representatives in February 2018. The Washington County Republican Party will hold a special election to fill House District 62’s vacancy in the coming months.
In accordance with UCA 20A-4-104, testing of the automatic tabulating equipment will be held at the Washington County Clerk’s Office, 111 E Tabernacle St, St. George, Utah (Google Maps) on Friday, June 3, 2022 at 12:00 pm.
Ryan Sullivan
Washington County Clerk
90% of Utah’s population lives in Active Earthquake Zones. The Great Utah ShakeOut is our chance to practice together how to protect ourselves, and for everyone to become prepared. The goal is to save lives and prevent disasters from becoming catastrophes. In order to act quickly, you must practice what to do – ShakeOut is that opportunity.
As part of the Great Utah Shakeout, Washington County activated the Emergency Operations Center (EOC). The EOC is the hub for information management, decision making, and resource support and allocation during an emergency response. Partnering with different agencies within the community, the EOC serves as a one-stop-shop to help Incident Commanders coordinate disaster relief efforts.
At 10:00 am, 21 April 2022, the Washington County EOC activated with participants from the county EOC office, the Washington County GIS department, the finance department, the Sheriff’s Office, the Washington County Public Works Department, the Washington County Assessor’s Office, the Civil Air Patrol, the Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES), the Southwest Utah Public Health Department, and other community volunteers. As part of the activation, the EOC practiced logging onto the WebEOC portal, walked through communicating with each other, practiced making requests, evaluated the finance approval process, created maps, and the ARES group reached out on the Ham radios and other communication tools.
In an actual earthquake, you may only have seconds to protect yourself before strong shaking knocks you down, or something falls on you. It is critical to practice “quake-safe” beforehand? When the adrenaline kicks in, you may not act safely if you haven’t practiced the Drop, Cover, Hold On drill before that moment. Don’t wait until the shaking. Check out the Great Utah Shakeout website for additional information https://www.shakeout.org/utah/resources/.
The goal of the EOC is to support incident commanders in the field and promote community preparedness. Whether it be: earthquakes, floods, fires, or whatever else might happen, regular practice and training will make all the difference in responding efficiently. Washington County is actively working to make this a great place to live, even when things go bad. In a real emergency, connect with us on Facebook at Washcosafety for all the latest information and guidance.
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