Monticello

by David Boyle News Director Members of the Monticello City Council heard a presentation about developing Circle Park into affordable housing, approved a grant letter to address the visitor center roof, and made progress on the agreement with the new hospital at their latest meeting. Monticello...
Turning the shovel on a new San Juan Hospital in Monticello are: (left to right) Clayton Holt, Allen Barry, Ashley Reynolds, Steve Simpson, Doug Christensen, Representative Carl Albrecht, Senator David Hinkins, Paul Sonderegger, Laurie Schafer, Steph Williams, Dr. Jeanne Wigant, Alicia Begaye, Alisa Nielson, and Bruce Adams.  Crews will begin moving dirt this week and construction is expected to be complete on the $40 million project in two years. Staff photo
by Bill Boyle San Juan Record Editor A new hospital is under construction in Monticello after a groundbreaking ceremony took place on October 10. More than 100 people participated in the event, including health care workers, hospital administrators, health board members, state healthcare officials...
by David Boyle News Director Members of the Monticello City Council received a report on the new hospital, including plans for annexation and water agreements, and received flood mitigation funds for city properties at their latest meeting. At the October 8 meeting, the city council heard from...
by David Boyle News Director The Monticello City Council spoke about funding for projects related to water at their special meeting held on September 30. Members of the city council approved an application to the Utah Permanent Community Impact Fund Board (CIB) for a grant for flood mitigation. The...
By David Boyle News Director The Monticello City Council tabled a water application and approved support for a highway 191 project at their latest meeting. At their September 24 meeting, members of the city council approved a letter to support a grant application to widen lanes on highway 191 north...
by David Boyle News Director Members of the Monticello City Council restructured the planning commission, approved vehicle leases and made plans with the county to increase enforcement of codes related to different motorized travel in the city at their latest meeting.  The city council met with the...
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Homecoming Queens court for Monticello High School. Left to Right on the photo attached: Ms Congeniality - Ayla Carling First Attendant - Alexis Bailey, Second Attendant - Marah Long, MHS Queen - Alli Young
A new statue displayed outside the Monticello County Library building. Courtesy photo
by Sally Jack Contributing writer A beautiful new statue has a permanent home in front of the library in Monticello. The sculpture was gifted to the library by the T.R Paul Family Foundation on behalf of Flight Services LLC in memory of R.D. and Vee Carroll of Monticello. Flight Services LLC built...
by David Boyle News Director Members of the Monticello City Council made plans to shrink the size of the planning and zoning commission, abandoned plans for a not-developed dead end road and made a purchase of airplane fuel at their latest meeting. Members of the city council made plans to reduce...
The new Founders Pavillion at the Hideout Golf Club in Monticello. Staff photo
Local golfers raised more than $5,000 at the second annual Founders Golf Tournament, held at the Hideout Golf Club in Monticello on August 31. Winners of the scramble tournament, for the second year in a row, are Manuel Torres, Rafe Saunders, Kristyon Saunders, and Javlen Pierce. Zac Martinez and...

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