Monticello

Zions Bank employees and volunteers after painting the home of Marva Butler in Monticello. Courtesy photo
A home in Monticello received a makeover by local Zions Bank employees during the company’s 32nd annual Paint-a-Thon service project. Bankers traded in balance sheets for brushes to paint and help landscape the home of Marva Butler, 93, who has lived in the house for 74 years.  More than 20...
by David Boyle News Director The Monticello City Council approved an updated city fee schedule at the June 11 meeting. Approval for the updated fee schedule followed a discussion at the May 28 meeting. Among the fee changes includes an increase for building inspection fees from $35 to $65. The...
by David Boyle News Director Members of the Monticello city council discussed equipment for the parks department, the future of the Big 4 tractor and the city fee schedule at their latest meeting. At the May 28 meeting members of the council heard a request for a new John Deere Gator for the Parks...
Monticello Class of 2024 Valedictorian Nial Reay
Monticello High Class of 2024 Graduation is scheduled for Wednesday, May 22 at 7:00 pm
by David Boyle News Director Monticello City Council members heard reports from the Office of Legacy Management and San Juan Public Health related to the cleanup, monitoring and health impacts of the former Monticello uranium Mill Site at their May 14 meeting. Members of the Monticello City Council...
by David Boyle News Director Members of the Monticello City Council approved regulations for electric vehicle charging stations, approved a reduction in parking spot requirements for a new business, and discussed speed shifts at their latest meeting. Members of the Monticello City Council discussed...
by David Boyle News Director Monticello City Council members set the secondary water rate, and set up a free dump for residents at the city landfill as part of the latest meeting. Members of the Monticello City Council received a report on water including the city staff recommendation to set the...
by David Boyle News Director Members of the Monticello City Council prioritized capital plans, discussed garbage and received reports on water on March 26. Members of the council continued a discussion from their previous meetings related to capital projects outlook. As part of the discussion, City...
by David Boyle News Director Members of the Monticello City Council recognized citizens, talked about garbage code and pursuit of a future truck stop at their latest meeting. Members of the Monticello city council recognized a handful of people at its February 27 meeting. Members of the Monticello...

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