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State Archives seeks Records Volunteers

Jun 25, 2009

Any one with an interest in local government records is invited to volunteer.

Volunteers should be able to commit a minimum of 4 hours per week. Business hours at the State Archives (located at 346 South Rio Grande Street [455 West]) are Monday through Thursday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Scheduling is flexible.

To volunteer or request additional information, contact Rosemary Cundiff at 801-531-3866 or rcundiff@utah.gov.

H1N1 Flu Report

Jun 25, 2009

Get the latest data and information on the spread of H1N1 (Swine) flu in Utah.  This report is from 6/24/2009.

Repatriation of Ancient Human Remains

Jun 23, 2009

Because ancient human remains are uncovered with some frequency in Utah, the repatriation process is crucial. According to a process spelled out by state law, repatriation is a collaboration between the Division of Indian Affairs and the Division of State History, assisted by leadership of the Department of Community and Culture.

UDOT Releases Request for Proposal for I-15 Core

Jun 17, 2009

On June 16, 2009, UDOT released the Request for Proposal (RFP) for I-15 CORE to the three pre-approved design-build teams, who will continue in the bidding process for I-15 CORE.  I-15 CORE will add two additional northbound and southbound lanes from American Fork to Provo, rebuild or reconfigure interchanges, replace or modify bridges and extend the express lane from Orem to Provo.

New Tax Forms and Publications Tool

Jun 17, 2009

The State Tax Commission has redesigned a convenient tool to help find the tax form or publication you are looking for. 

Shurtleff to Warn Congress about Drug Disposal Dangers

Jun 17, 2009

Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff will testify before Congress on Thursday that the current plan for disposing of pharmaceutical drugs is a prescription for danger to our health and water supply. Shurtleff will be speaking before the House Judiciary Committee's Sub-Committee on Crime, Terrorism and Homeland Security about H.R. 1359-the Secure and Responsible Drug Disposal Act.

Hiring in the Midst of Firing

Jun 17, 2009

Even during a recession, there are plenty of job opportunities.  This article explains.

Specialty Crop Production Grants 2009

Jun 10, 2009

The Utah Department of Agriculture and Food (UDAF) is seeking proposals for the Specialty Crops Block Grant Program. Specialty crops are defined as fruits and vegetables, dried fruits, horticulture and nursery crops (including floriculture).

Plan Ahead for the Utah Shakespearean Festival

Jun 10, 2009

The 48th season of the Utah Shakespearean Festival will be packed with love, romance, jealously, intrigue, and all things Shakespearean.

Running through Utah

May 27, 2009

The St. George Marathon is one of the many great running events happening in Utah this year.  Learn more about it.

Joining Forces to Make Utah Roads Safer

May 27, 2009

Utah is getting a boost in its efforts to make the streets safer for pedestrians. A team from the Utah Departments of Health (UDOH), Public Safety, and Transportation (UDOT), along with the Salt Lake Valley Health Department and Salt Lake City Division of Transportation, will attend a pedestrian safety workshop in the nation’s capitol June 2-3, 2009.

Utah Taxpayers Association presents Award to Commissioner Hendrickson

May 26, 2009

Former Sevier County Assessor Pam Hendrickson received the “Excellence in Public Service” award from the Utah Taxpayers Association earlier this month.
Hendrickson, who has served as a Utah State Tax Commissioner for the past 12 years, was presented the award at the Taxpayers Association annual conference on May 8. She has served as Commission chair since 2000.

Governor Huntsman Tapped as US Ambassador to China

May 18, 2009

Utah Governor Jon Huntsman issued the following statement:

"It is in the spirit of placing country before self or politics that I have accepted the request and nomination by President Obama, and with the consent of the United States Senate, to serve as United States Ambassador to China.

May Issue of the Connection, a Multicultural Health Newsletter

May 14, 2009

Visit this issue to learn more about Utah's demographic transformation.

SR 108 Road Project Update

May 13, 2009

UDOT plans to widen or re-stripe S.R. 108 where needed to provide a three-lane roadway (one traveling lane in each direction with a center turn lane) between Antelope Drive (1700 South in Syracuse) and 1900 West in West Haven.

Mural Projects in Utah

May 11, 2009

The Utah Arts Council highlighted murals from across the state of Utah at its annual Mountain West Conference on the Arts.

A Guide to Guardian Services in Utah

May 11, 2009

Sometimes people become incapable of making minimally adequate decisions about medical treatment, everyday life or other important matters, and as a result their health and safety are in jeopardy. Under Utah law, a court may appoint a guardian to make decisions for a person when this happens and there are no voluntary arrangements through which the person can be assisted in making adequate decisions.

Provide Your Input to the Wasatch Canyons Master Plan

May 11, 2009

The Wasatch Canyons Tomorrow process seeks to engage the public in setting priorities and identifying long-term strategies to enhance the value of the canyons for current residents and future generations.

2008 Motorcycle Fatal Crash Report

May 07, 2009

published by the Utah Department of Public Safety

A few remaining Prehistory Week activities this weekend

May 07, 2009

Join the petroglyph trip in Vernal or learn about Anasazi pottery in Provo.

Pesticide Education Program Helps SL Schools Win Award

May 07, 2009

The Salt Lake City School District was recognized for its efforts to increase
pesticide safety at the 6th International IPM (Integrated Pesticide Management)
Symposium in Portland, Oregon March 24th.

Learn about UDOT's project to widen SR-92 in Northern Utah County

May 07, 2009

S.R. 92 is the main east-west corridor for the communities of Alpine, Highland Cedar Hills and north Lehi, as well as the primary access road for American Fork Canyon. Thousands of vehicles travel this corridor every day for a variety of reasons: for access to and from I-15, local travel or recreational purposes.

Utah Pandemic Flu Hospital and ICU Triage Guidelines

May 07, 2009

These guidelines were developed by the Utah Hospitals and Health Systems Association (UHA) Triage Guidelines Workgroup. The purpose is to guide the allocation of patient care resources during an influenza pandemic or other public health emergency, when demand for services dramatically exceeds supply.

Facts about Exposure to H1N1 Virus During Pregnancy

May 07, 2009

Learn about the risks from exposure to the H1N1 (swine) flu virus during pregnancy from the Pregnancy Risk Line.

Overall Homeless Rate Rises in Utah as Chronic Homelessness Drops

May 06, 2009

A snapshot survey shows that Utah’s total homeless population increased by eight percent while chronic homelessness decreased by nearly five percent since last year. In Salt Lake County where more than 200 housing units have been provided for the chronically homeless, there has been a 24 percent reduction from last year. This has allowed private and non-profit agencies who provide services to the homeless, to focus their efforts on housing them.

New Rule Adopts Guidelines for Triage, Transfer, and Transport of Trauma Patients

May 06, 2009

Published in the May 1 issue of the Utah State Bulletin.

Utah Job Outlook Through 2016

May 06, 2009

A guide for making informed career decisions.

Submit Your Ideas for Strengthening Utah's Democracy

May 05, 2009

Together, we can create a stronger democracy, with greater participation by the people of Utah.  Supported by the Governor's Commission on Strengthening Utah's Democracy.

Utah Schools Earn Medals

May 05, 2009

Across Utah, 219 elementary schools received Gold Medal School (GMS) recognition and 9 junior/middle schools received the Power-Up recognition. The schools are among a total of 334 schools committed to creating a healthier generation by making policy changes that inspire faculty, students, and the community to get more physical activity, eat better, and live a tobacco-free life.

Department of Corrections Seeks "Most Wanted" Fugitives

May 05, 2009

See the Department's website for information and photos of these offenders.