Posted in January 13, 2011 ¬ 12:00 pmh.Jesse
Local government is the most important level of government there is. No level has more power to directly impact your day-to-day life with services such as police, fire, garbage pick-up, and plowing. Because of this impact, it’s important to try and keep up with what they’re doing. It can often be really hard, though, to [...]
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Posted in October 18, 2010 ¬ 12:00 pmh.Jesse
Every year, I spend a considerable amount of time studying each candidate and, if needed, attempting to contact them to get answers to specific questions. I would strongly encourage each of you to do the same. Here are my picks for the constitutional amendments and county ballot questions. State Constitutional Amendment A: This amendment is [...]
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Posted in October 15, 2010 ¬ 12:00 pmh.Jesse
Every year, I spend a considerable amount of time studying each candidate and, if needed, attempting to contact them to get answers to specific questions. I would strongly encourage each of you to do the same. Here are my picks for the county and local offices. Salt Lake County Council At-Large B: I was thankfully [...]
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Utah2010 election, Beau Babka, Canyons School Board #5, Canyons School District, Diebold, Gary Ott, Gregory P. Hawkins, Holly Mullen, Jeff Hatch, Jeremy Votaw, Jim Winder, Jonathon W. Grimes, K. Wayne Cushing, Lee Gardner, Liz Fehrmann, Lohra Miller, Maria O'Brien, Melody Shock, Michael Nadeau, Reid Demman, Richard Snelgrove, Salt Lake County, Salt Lake County Assessor, Salt Lake County Auditor, Salt Lake County Clerk, Salt Lake County Council At-Large B, Salt Lake County District Attorney, Salt Lake County Recorder, Salt Lake County Sheriff, Salt Lake County Surveyor, Salt Lake County Treasurer, Sherrie Swenson, Sim Gill, Steve Wrigley, Unified Police Department, UTOPIA, Warren T. Rogers, William F. Anderson
Posted in October 11, 2010 ¬ 5:39 pmh.Jesse
As a resident of an unincorporated township, I have a special interest in who gets elected to the Salt Lake County Council. After all, I depend on the county for police, fire, garbage, plow, and a host of other municipal services. Sadly, I’m finding that the two candidates I’d like to choose from don’t appear [...]
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Posted in February 15, 2010 ¬ 8:53 pmh.Jesse
Local governments all around are facing some tough times and Salt Lake County is no different. The county had to make some deep cuts, over 17%, to make ends meet. Certainly lean times lead to creative solutions, but I’m not so sure about the way that the Unified Police Department has chosen to go about [...]
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Posted in January 11, 2010 ¬ 3:17 pmh.Jesse
As of late last week, the field for governor shaped up as a battle between sorta incumbent Gov. Gary Herbert and Salt Lake County Mayor Peter Corroon. Herbert hasn’t been at the helm for very long, but I already have a pretty good feel for where he’s heading, and I’m not entirely sure I like [...]
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