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Tooele Business News Volume 9, Number 1
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January 2012
Calendar of Events For a complete list of upcoming Chamber and community events, please check out our website www.tooelechamber.com Business After Hours Thursday, January 26th Hosted by: Cottage Glen 1892 Aaron Drive, Tooele 5:30pm-7pm Chamber Installation Banquet Saturday, January 28th Deseret Peak Convention Center 2930 Hwy 112 6:30pm Past Presidents Social 7:00 pm Dinner and Program Ribbon Cutting Dollar Cuts Wednesday, January 25th 12:00 noon 1351 N. Main St., Tooele Luncheon Wednesday, February 8th Hosted by: Rise Services Chamber Building 12pm-1pm
(left - right) Kris King, Chad Fullmer, Dr. Jed Winder and Mike Jensen
New Chamber Executive Officers for 2012 T he Tooele County Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce the newly elected Executive Committee for 2012. Dr. Jed Winder, Tooele Vision Center, was elected by the board of directors to serve as Chair for the 2012. Dr. Winder has served on the board since 2009. Chad Fullmer, Denny’s, has been elected to serve as first vice chair for 2012 and will serve as Chairman of the board of directors for 2013. Chad previously served on the board from 2006 to 2009. He was elected last October to serve another 2 years on the board. Kris King, Mountain America Credit Union, has been elected to serve as second vice chair. Kris has served previously on the board in 2008-2009 and was elected again
to serve for 2011-2012. Mike Jensen, Tooele County Auditor, will serve as the secretary/ treasurer for 2012. Mike also served on the board during 2011.
Dr. Jed Winder, Tooele Vision Center, Board Chair 2012 “I am very honored for the opportunity to serve as the chairman of the Board. We have a great blend of business leaders who will contribute much to the ongoing growth of the Chamber in 2012. I am so excited to see the new building completed and envision it as the future hub or nucleus for Chamber work, welcoming and informing visitors to our great County; a place for business networking and resources, and to be open to the public. We
live in such a great community! I look forward to working with the business leaders of the Chamber in continuing collaboration with our local Government leaders, Higher Ed and School Board leaders, and the citizens of the County to make this County a better place to live, shop, raise families, and operate business.”
Chad Fullmer, Denny’s, Board First Vice Chair 2012 “I am honored to serve as your first vice chair for the Board in 2012. It is a privilege to be presented with the opportunity to work with fellow business owners, community leaders, and Tooele County citizens so that our membership may recognize an even greater value to being part of this Chamber.”
2012 Chamber Board Members
Front row, left to right: Grantsville City Mayor Brent Marshall, Tooele City Mayor Pat Dunlavy, Chad Fullmer (1st Vice Chair)Denny’s, Dr. Jed Winder (Chair) Tooele Vision Center, Kris King (2nd Vice Chair) Mountain America Credit Union, Tooele County Commissioner Colleen Johnson, Mike Jensen (Secretary/Treasurer) Tooele County Auditor. Second row, left to right: Bill Upton, Tooele First Assembly of God; Hollis Hebdon, Miller Motorsports Park; Sheldon Birch, Birch Family Pharmacy; Kelly Duffin, Mountain West Medical Center; Shawn Milne, Click Audio Video; Jack Bell, Quality Automotive Group. Back: Dean Johnson, Zions Bank; Debbie Winn, Chamber Executive Director, Spiros Makris, Sostanza; Carrie Cushman, Holiday Inn Express; Kathy Boltz, HeritageWest Credit Union. Not pictured: Joyce Hogan, Energy Solutions; Tooele County School District Superintendent Terry Linares, Scott Bryan, Tooele County School District Board President
Chamber Ribbon Cutting Joyce Hogan, Chamber Board member and former Building Committee Chairman; cuts the ribbon to celebrate the grand opening of the new Chamber building and offices located at 154 So. Main, Tooele. Chamber members who joined in the celebration included (front row)Chris Sloan, Group 1 Real Estate; Sandy Critchlow, Prudential Utah Real Estate; Berna Sloan, Group 1 Real Estate; Vicki Griffith, Prudential Utah Real Estate; Tooele County Commissioner Colleen Johnson; Debbie Winn, Chamber Executive Director; (second row) Crystal Allred, Chamber office manager; Doug Allred, All-Tech Electric; Clarence Allred, All-Tech Electric; Chad Fullmer, Dennys and Chamber First Vice Chair; Shawn Milne, Click Audio Video; Kris King, Mountain America Credit Union and Chamber Second Vice Chair; Tooele County Commissioner Bruce Clegg; (third row) John Parkinson, HeritageWest Credit Union and Ambassador Vice Chair; Tooele County School District Superintendent Terry Linares; Kathy Boltz, HeritageWest Credit Union; Wendy Guay, Dennys and Carrie Cushman, Holiday Inn Express. The Chamber staff encourages all members of Tooele County to stop by and see the new building. We are deeply appreciative of the many volunteers, donations and contractors who spent countless hours on the renovation.
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County Commission Update: New Detention Center By Wade Mathews, Public Information Officer
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t’s hard to believe we’re already entering a new year. Where does the time go? I’m sure all of Tooele County’s citizens, and especially business owners, are hoping that the new year brings with it new prosperity and peace. The Tooele County Commissioners are hoping for a prosperous new year for the residents and businesses of the county as well. Commissioner Bruce Clegg said, “I’d like to see our local businesses growing this year. I’d like to see more stores move into the area. And I’d like to see more people shopping locally. Everyone benefits that way, with our sales taxes staying in the county and being used here instead of in Salt Lake.” The growth Tooele County has seen over the last decade or so has created another need. Sadly the crime rate is such that the current jail is continually filled to capacity and regularly overcrowded. The County Commission has worked with the Sheriff ’s Office to acquire a new jail facility. After only nine months since groundbreaking, the 25 million dollar jail facility is nearly completed and almost ready for use. It’s located on SR 36 at the south end of Tooele. I had the opportunity to walk through the new Tooele County Detention Center with Chief Deputy Duke North, Jail Commander Lt. Dave Harrison, and Support Services Sgt. Glen Murray. I have to agree with Chief Deputy Duke North who said, “This is the state-of-the-art, latest and greatest.” He said the building project c ontractor, World Links Group, wants this facility to be a show case for county jails. Commissioner Jerry Hurst is pleased with the final results of the project as well. He said, “The new facility is needed now. The old jail is always over capacity and in disrepair. We built this facility to handle our local needs as well as to house federal inmates. We receive money to keep federal inmates, which will subsidize our expenses and help pay down the bond.” “The new jail was designed with the future in mind by building the infrastructure, such as offices, kitchen, and laundry, big enough to handle another inmate area that could be added on later. The whole thing is state-of-the-
County Commissioners Bruce Clegg, Colleen Johnson and Jerry Hurst art and going to make it a lot easier to manage inmates,” Hurst said. While the contractors are finishing some of the last minute work items, Lt. Harrison is conducting training for his jail staff in the new facility before inmates are in place. Chief Deputy North said, “Lt. Harrison has been the driving force in getting this facility exactly the way we want it and ready to go.” Lt. Harrison is excited about the new facility, but especially about some new features. The jail will utilize the latest technology for its jail management system consisting of touch screen door, surveillance camera (91 cameras and counting), and intercom controls; electronic inmate commissary kiosks; and video visitation capabilities. While the staff would prefer to have the public at the facility as little as possible, there are allowances for that. Just through the front lobby is a room with six video visitation consoles. They allow a visitor to speak to an inmate just like using Skype. Visitors must pre-schedule a visitation time, for which there is a fee. Lobby hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Video visitations can also be made from home computers by logging into the jail system. The visitations may be recorded and monitored. This system will also notify an inmate’s relatives of any change in the inmate’s status. The video visitations are just one of the many ways the Sheriff ’s Office will cut costs with the new jail. It will eliminate the need for officers to escort inmates to a visiting area. The jail location also has a 9800 square foot warehouse that will allow the Sheriff ’s Office to buy many supplies in bulk. Already the jail has cut cleaning and paper supplies expenses in half by buying in bulk. Although it’s not a totally “green” building, it was constructed to be as energy efficient as possible. Sgt. Murray said the new Tooele County Detention Center nearly triples the capacity of the old facility, going from 104 beds to 277 beds. The inmate areas are controlled by four different control rooms, each looking like a bridge from a spaceship with the touch screen controls, and large windows with high angled views looking into the inmate areas. The jail has three separate inmate pods: a men’s pod, women’s pod, and medical pod. The men’s and women’s pods are completely separated from each other beginning from the time prisoners enter separate booking areas. Both pods have separate holding cells. They both have designated maximum, medium, and minimum security units. They both have group dormitories for inmate workers -- those inmates who are allowed to work in the jail performing kitchen, laundry, or cleaning tasks; and those who are granted work release outside of the jail. Both pods have separate recreation yards. There is a medical pod staffed with two full-time nurses and one on-call doctor. The medical pod has a medical control room, three exam rooms, one trauma room, four negative pressure quarantine cells, two medical holding cells, one padded cell, one dental suite (equipment isn’t funded yet), and an ambulance access door. There are four classrooms in the men’s pod and two in the women’s pod. They will be used to provide drug and alcohol treatment classes, transitional training, and GED courses. They will also be used for non-denominational church meetings and scripture study. They are also equipped to conduct video arraignments with the courthouse. The facility has a large staff area with several offices, space for future office cubicles, recep-
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New Chamber Members Chamber Business Renewals The Tooele County Chamber of Commerce extends a warm welcome to our newest members: The Ferguson Insurance Group 236 East Winchester Street Salt Lake City, Utah 84107 801-503-6262 801-281-9928 Fax Offers excellent property, auto, business, and life insurance
West Jordan, Utah 84088 801-280-9299 Fast Food Restaurant Lana’s Janitorial Services 348 East Warley Way Stansbury, Utah 84074 435-882-0284 435-882-0284 fax
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The Tooele County Chamber of Commerce would like to thank the following members for their continued support and for renewing their membership during the past month. A list of all Chamber members can be found at www. tooelechamber.com Business Membership
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Office Corrections Division will employee 60 people, including the courthouse security force. Not everyone will be able to get a personal tour like I did, but the Sheriff ’s Office is planning a public open house for the new Tooele County Detention Center. It is scheduled for January 12th and 13th. Chief Deputy North said he would prefer not to see any of our local citizens as residents in the new detention center. Of course, like everyone else, I wish we didn’t need a correction facility in Tooele County at all. But since that’s not the case, I’d have to say we couldn’t have asked for a better one.
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are what the hikers will be learning. The winter season could present a problem to many people as they do not want to walk in snow, but “Goat Shoeing” is available in the cold seasons. This activity consists of snow shoeing through the hills while the goats will have a gourmet lunch packed and ready to eat. This is a two night adventure where you will stay at Lauren’s bed and breakfast at her farm. While this deal starts February 1st, there are other workshops that Lauren and her husband perform for the public. Understanding wildlife and bird watching are available as well. As Planet Goat is a member of the Tooele Chamber of Commerce, chamber members save ten percent on any activity throughout the year. Planet Goat has been running for about ten years, taking in many international guests along the way. This unique local business can teach you many interesting and useful facts about nature. Tooele County has a fruitful background, and it’s never too late to educate yourself about your surroundings. As a local business owner, Lauren says,” Be patient. Start slowly, and don’t undercapitalize too quickly.” Be sure to hold onto these words, as they can help a local business owner striving to accomplish. Planet Goat is a fantastic way to get some exercise and education, so hop on the band wagon and learn how to take on these hikes and classes by going to www. planet-goat.com.
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Zaiden Clark (left) was the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce Coloring Book Contest winner in the 5 and under age group. Zaiden received a $25 gift card to Purple Cow Book Store. Congratulations Zaiden!
Jaylee Montague (right) was the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce Coloring Book Contest winner in the 6-10 age group. Jaylee received a $25 gift card to Purple Cow Book Store. Congratulations Jaylee!
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