Monticello

2025 Monticello City Council Candidate Profiles

Pamela (Pam) Pearson-Fuller: Pamela (Pam) Pearson-Fuller Candidate for Monticello City Council I’m Pamela (Pam) Pearson-Fuller, and I’m proud to call San Juan County home. Born and raised in Monticello, I have a deep-rooted connection to this community, and I am committed to its growth and success...

Monticello approves new fee schedule

by David Boyle News Director Members of the Monticello City Council approved a new fee schedule, gave a 12-month extension on a building project, and approved participation in events celebrating the United States’ 250th birthday. Members of the city council approved a resolution updating the...

2025 Monticello High School Homecoming Court

The 2025 Monticello High School Homecoming Court was all smiles during the annual parade. Homecoming week included many fun activities and sporting events, culminating in the football game against Altamont on Friday, September 12. Members of the court include: (left to right) Second Attendant...

Honoring unsung heroes in the community: Gordon Kelley

For the past two years, Gordon has been the driving force behind Recovery Day in Monticello, dedicating his time and heart to creating a celebration of healing, hope and second chances. His commitment to individuals in recovery goes far beyond a single event – he works year-round to ensure that no...

Monticello city talks annexations, ADA park and fee changes

A public hearing about annexations, an update on the ADA park upgrade and an update to fees were all part of the latest Monticello City Council meeting. Members of the Monticello City Council held a public hearing for the proposed annexation policy plan at the September 9 meeting. The annexation...

Monticello revisiting ZAP tax, reviews unpaved road plan

by David Boyle News Director ZAP tax reauthorization on the ballot, road plans and updated fees were all part of the August 26 meeting of the Monticello City Council. Council approved a resolution to ask voters about reauthorizing a ZAP tax. The move by the council will allow the city to ask an...

Repaving project on Center St in Monticello

Work started on August 25 to rejuvinate over two miles of pavement on U.S. Highway 491 from Monticello Main Street past the port of entry. Work by the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) includes removing a top layer of asphalt and then repaving. Select pedestrian ramps on East Center Street...

Monticello proposes 10 percent increase in culinary water rates

by David Boyle News Director Monticello City moved forward discussions to increase water rates, approved the purchase of mower equipment for the Hideout, and heard concerns about the airport fuel system at their latest meeting. Members of the city council discussed proposed raises in culinary water...

Construction contines as $40 million new San Juan Health Hospital rises in Monticello

by David Boyle News Director Construction is underway in Monticello for the new San Juan Health hospital. The $40 million project includes upgrades and new amenities for patients with a completion date at the end of 2026. San Juan Health Chief Executive Officer Clayton Holt speaking with the Red...

Monticello moving secondary water rates from stage 2 to 3 starting August

by David Boyle News Director Members of the Monticello City Council approved higher secondary water restriction rates, held public hearings on water bonds and annexation policy and approved an agreement with Kigalia Fine Arts at their latest meeting. With increased concerns regarding severe drought...