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To Place an Ad Call Vernal (435) 938-7112 or Roosevelt (435) 938-7111

Vol. 44 No. 43

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PUMPKIN CARVING, A HALLOWEEN TRADITION story and photos

By Helen Mallas On October 31st, families across America celebrate Halloween. It is a holiday geared toward children who enjoy wearing costumes, trickor-treating, and pumpkin carving. But have you ever thought about how carving a pumpkin began?

Many European cultural traditions believe that Halloween is a time when magic is most powerful, and the spirits

can make contact with the physical world. In Christian times, it became a celebration of the evening before All Saints' Day. Carving pumpkins is a popular Halloween tradition that originated hundreds of years ago in Ireland. At that time; however, pumpkins were not yet discovered and instead, the Irish used turnips, beets, and potatoes to carve out scary faces. It wasn't until the Irish immigrants arrived in America in the 1800’s when they discovered

how plentiful it was to find a pumpkin or two. They also realized pumpkins were bigger and easier to carve, and

then the new Halloween ritual was born.

Sophie Petrogeorge, a mother of two, continues to carve pumpkins each year with her family. Petrogeorge admitted that her kids are getting older, but they are still willing to help mom in the SEE Pumpkin on Page 18

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• Choice of Floor plan & square footage.

• Ground level and upstairs suites.

• Excellent location, excellent rates.

Call Jeff 781-1556 or 789-4104

Sophie and Christie Petrogeorge Carving pumpkins Christie Petrogeorge talking about her Halloween Costume with her mother Sophie.

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UINTAH COUNTY HOME INVASION Jack Gillund

jgillund@ubmedia.biz

Following up on rumors concerning a shooting in Naples late last month, the Vernal Express discovered that the incident may have taken place at the Lamplighter Apartments located at 1220 South 500 East in Vernal. The lead agency for this incident is the Uintah County Sheriffs Department, who released the following statement last week: “On the night of Sept.

21, just before 10 p.m., law enforcement from multiple agencies responded to a 911 call at the apartments located at 1220 South 500 East in Vernal. It had been reported that two females had ran out of an apartment yelling for help.

“As deputy’s arrived on scene, they obtained information that three men came into an apartment armed with multiple weapons.

SEE INVASION on Page 19

Basin Nickel Ads Classifieds Autos Autos Misc Auto WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE Motorcycles ATV’s Side by Sides UTV’s Go carts Dune buggy’s ETC Running or not, Wrecked or rolled, will pay cash 1-801-654-8888 CASH FOR cars.

Capps Auto $100$300 a piece, 435789-4793 or 435-7906332. Free pickup.

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for rent - approximately 2,500 sq ft or 6,000 sq ft - Call Tina for details 435-790-4620

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wood Creek Subdivision in Roosevelt.

Nice, beautiful neighborhood. Sits on 1-acre lot. Large fully landscaped front/back yard.

2000 square foot.

Hot tub. Built in 1999. $275,000 obo. Call/text Drake for more information or to come look at it.

435-823-4010

Uintah Basin Assistance Council has 1, 2, & 3 bedroom rental units available in Vernal and Myton. Income limits do apply. For more information and to apply, contact the management office at 435-781-4156 or 435722-3952 3-bdrm 1-bath centrally located. Newly remodeled apartment in Vernal. $600/mo.

1100 sq. ft. spacious and family & pet friendly. Call Nelson 435-621-4007.

HISTORIC 3-BDRM HOME/OFFICE. 1-year lease. No smoking or pets. $800/mo. plus security deposit. All utilities.

709 West Hwy 40, Vernal. Appointment only. 801-819-3094.

NEWER DUPLEX, 3-bedroom, 2-bath, central air, garage, fully vinyl fenced yard, energy efficient, NO SMOKING. $795/mo., $600.00/deposit. Application and references required. See at 2152 W 900 N Vernal.

Available late October to early November 435-790-7207.

HOUSE FOR RENT. 3-bdrm, 1.5-bath;

Tuesday, October 23, 2018

For Rent fenced backyard, 1-car garage, close to rec center, NO pets. $650/mo;$650/deposit required. Lease required. You pay utilities. 970-620-0917; 435-789-9892.

1 bedroom studio apartment for rent (no pets). Temple View. $400/month. Washer/ dryer, kitchenette, bathroom. 435-7904260 2 bedroom trailer for rent. Background check required (no pets). 435-790-4260.

ROOMS FOR RENT Month to month, separate entrance, utilities included, non-smoker/drinker, looking for professional individuals. Brand-new house 4300sqft on .5acre(room to park trailer). Full-kitchen, laundry, walk-in closets, internet. Dave 435-828-2028 VERNAL MAIN Street office space available.

Various sizes. 435790-4960.

SINGLE MAN LOOKING TO RENT 1-bdrm.

Will pay $500-$600/ mo. Call 435-2195716.

Help Wanted Oil Field Miller Fabrication, LLC is looking to hire Laborers and Field Supervisors for Oil & Gas Operations. This position supports a wide variety of tasks including but not limited to, assembling or repairing oil field equipment, using hand and power tools and other tasks as needed. Job duties will vary considerably from day to day. Must pass a drug screen and be willing to travel.

Call 307-358-4777 for more info or stop by 508 10th St Wheatland, WY 82201 to pick up and application. Applications available via email per

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Misc Help Wanted General Manager needed-Qualifications: At least two years experience in managing business, projects, personnel.

A degree in business or management.

Knowledge of public administration, financing, budgeting, purchasing, engineering.

Knowledge of water

laws and water supply, transmission and distribution. More indepth job description is available 435-7891651. Send resume to UWCD 78 W 3325 N, Vernal, UT 84078 or uwcd2@easilink.com.

Need quarry hands, stone stackers any experience in equipment a plus. Must pass drug test. Will pay for online training. Long term workers housing terms

NALCO Champion An Ecolab Company Administrative Support Specialist Nalco Champion, an Ecolab Company, is seeking to hire an Administrative Support Specialist for our Vernal, UT location to manage daily operation of the office, with heavy AR focus. Incumbent will work closely with customers and internal departments to resolve order and/or inventory issues.

Minimum Qualifications: *High School degree or equivalent required. *SAP/ERP systems experience preferred, but not required. *Excellent written and verbal skills. *Strong Excel Skills. *Strong PC skills including demonstrated proficiency in Word. *Excellent organizational skills *Strong attention to detail. *3-5 years’ experience providing support at an intermediate level *No immigration sponsorship offered for this role For immediate consideration, log into jobs.ecolab.com. Type job id number “R00065915” into search box and apply online.

For assistance, please call Nalco Champion Houston office and ask for Recruiting Department.

Nalco Champion an Ecolab Company offers excellent pay, 401 K w/ company match, full medical and dental benefits.

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JOB ANNOUNCEMENT AIRPORT MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN Opens: October 15, 2018 Closes: When filled POSITION: AIRPORT OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN SUMMARY: Performs a variety of skilled duties as needed to ensure timely maintenance, repair and upkeep of airport runways and associated pavements, airport property, vehicles and buildings. Works under the general supervision of the Airport Manager.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: • Performs maintenance and specialized skilled work on regional airport facilities, including electrical systems, high voltage airfield lighting, plumbing, grounds, runways, taxiways and navigation aid light systems; • Conducts daily inspections of runways, ramps, fuel supply, equipment condition, navigational equipment and weather reporting equipment; • Operates heavy equipment, inspects vehicles and equipment daily and performs routine maintenance and operation on airport vehicles and heavy equipment; • Responds to aircraft and airport emergencies, helps oversee airfield operations, and in the absence of higher airport authority, must be prepared to make decisions affecting airfield operations.

• May be asked and Must be able to pass 40 hour Airport Firefighting course and fulfil fire fighter duties.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: • High School Diploma or equivalent + 3 years experience in equipment operations and general maintenance, including electrical, plumbing, and pavement repair; • Must pass a drug and alcohol screen prior to employment and periodically thereafter; • May be required to attain TSA Security Coordinator certification to serve as alternate coordinator; • Aviation experience preferred.

WORKING CONDITIONS: • Will work indoors and outdoors; • On Call WORK SCHEDULE & SALARY: • Part Time without benefits • DOE For a copy of this announcement or a full job description please see Tami at the UTSSD office at the address below.

A resume and application must be submitted by mail, fax or in person to Mailing address: Uintah Transportation Special Services District 320 North Aggie Blvd., Suite 138R Vernal, Utah, 84078 Phone: 435-789-4636 | Fax: 435-789-3125

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price of $26,950 will include 3000 watt Honda generator.

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Construction solutions: any kind of construction/ remodeling job we can help: drywall, stone, tile, sheetrock, decks, basements, etc. Guarantee work. License and insurance company. 435-219-5648; 435-621-1643

CONCRETE WORK Rip out, replace, Foundations, flat work, footings, curb, stamp, color, patchwork, patios, Countertops, driveways, yard work. Dirt work, demolition.

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$13,000

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2010

Toyota

Highlander

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SPORT PACKAGE, 88K MILES

$15,000

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2016

Subaru

Impreza

Blue

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$18,000

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2006

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is accepting applications for the following positions for the 2017-18 school year

Positions Currently Available Aides 25 hour per week aide position in Tabiona Applications may be obtained at www.dcsd.org or by calling Duchesne County School District. We recommend that applicants be registered for work at www.jobs.utah.gov. Please submit application, current resume, letter of interest, and letters of recommendation to:

Duchesne County School District, Attn: Tammy Remund 1010 E 200 N. Roosevelt, UT 84066 • 435-738-1245 • tremund@dcsd.org We are an equal opportunity employer committed to providing career opportunities for all people without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin or disability.

Applicants for teaching positions must have or be able to obtain a valid Utah Teaching License with appropriate endorsements. All positions are open until filled unless otherwise stated.

These positions are listed with Utah Department of Workforce Services, and are posted on our website at www.dcsd.org.

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JOB ANNOUNCEMENT AIRPORT MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN Opens: October 15, 2018 Closes: When filled

Services

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Miscellaneous

women, children.

Walk-ins welcome.

435-621-3495 or 435630-1184.

3495 or 435-630-1184.

Auto, Boat, ATV, etc.

Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm.

ity Brands. HEC, 1218 West Hwy. 40. Vernal.

435-789-1997.

wood stoves, mostly GM car parts of all kinds and ages, 5 engines, decals, motorcycle parts, Harley and others, shovel head, motor , vintage items, decals, tanks, etc. Estate of Joe Mastro.

For more information call Steve Claypoole, CP Auction Service, 970-260-5577. See web www.cpauction. com. “Call us about a sale for you.”

House-keeping, flat rates, immediate Vernal area only.435-621-

UPHOLSTERY WORK done locally at Creative Decor & Upholstery, 638 East 1500 North, Vernal 435-789-3075 Residential, Commercial,

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POSITION: AIRPORT OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN SUMMARY: Performs a variety of skilled duties as needed to ensure timely maintenance, repair and upkeep of airport runways and associated pavements, airport property, vehicles and buildings. Works under the general supervision of the Airport Manager.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: • Performs maintenance and specialized skilled work on regional airport facilities, including electrical systems, high voltage airfield lighting, plumbing, grounds, runways, taxiways and navigation aid light systems; • Conducts daily inspections of runways, ramps, fuel supply, equipment condition, navigational equipment and weather reporting equipment; • Operates heavy equipment, inspects vehicles and equipment daily and performs routine maintenance and operation on airport vehicles and heavy equipment; • Responds to aircraft and airport emergencies, helps oversee airfield operations, and in the absence of higher airport authority, must be prepared to make decisions affecting airfield operations.

• Must be able to pass 40 hour Airport Firefighting course and fulfil fire fighter duties.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: • High School Diploma or equivalent + 3 years experience in equipment operations and general maintenance, including electrical, plumbing, and pavement repair; • Must pass a drug and alcohol screen prior to employment and periodically thereafter; • May be required to attain TSA Security Coordinator certification to serve as alternate coordinator; • Aviation experience preferred.

WORKING CONDITIONS: • Will work indoors and outdoors; • On Call WORK SCHEDULE & SALARY: • Full Time with benefits • DOE For a copy of this announcement or a full job description please see Tami at the UTSSD office at the address below.

A resume and application must be submitted by mail, fax or in person to Mailing address: Uintah Transportation Special Services District 320 North Aggie Blvd., Suite 138R Vernal, Utah, 84078 Phone: 435-789-4636 | Fax: 435-789-3125

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$359,000 Have it all, away from it all. Enjoy all the amenities in quiet seclusion! The house boasts a spacious kitchen with granite counter tops, an island and an extra large pantry.The Great Room is a work of art with its large picture windows, rustic open-beam truss, hand-hewn railings and rock fireplace that streches to the second story vaulted ceiling - a true must see! The main level master suite has a garden tub and a huge walk-in closet. The remaining 5 bedrooms are upstairs with the large family room and den which look over into the great room. Beautiful views of the mountains in the back and of the green valley out the front. Outside there is a spacious rear deck for entertaining and a large side patio for the kids close to the play set. There is plenty of room for the kids and/or animals to roam among the trees and grass areas. And don’t forget the 30’ wide by 35’ long garage that is also extra tall - one side has room for a side by side and a car! MLS #1531220

$245,000 Unique Country Style, Two-Story Log-Home in beautiful Altonah on 5 acres! Crystal clear view of the High Uinta Mountain range. Fifteen minute drive from Moon Lake and Upper Still Water Reservoir. Don’t miss the chance to see this one! INT. FEATURES: New Stainless Steel Appliances. Walk-in pantry, custom craftsman wood shelving in kitchen, ‘Blaze King’ wood stove with new DraftMaster chimney cap. Tons of storage throughout, including eave storage the entire length of the house. Newer water heater and furnace. Unfinished master bathroom upstairs...is plumbed and has working toilet. EXT. FEATURES: New water spigots.

Large piped corrals with water spigot for livestock. Mature Apple and Apricot Trees. Vegetable Garden. Serviced by Upper Country Water Improvement District which is the “best drinking water around” according to locals! MLS#1553650

ROOSEVELT PRICE REDUCED

ROOSEVELT PRICE REDUCED

$240,000 Enjoy this beautiful countryside home with heavenly views. Horse property, small pond, vegetable garden, sprinkler system, kids playhouse and shed with power. Home has an office, man cave, large kitchen, 2 family rooms, 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Large deck to relax and take in all of the scenic wildlife views. INCLUDES WATER SHARES! MLS #1498661

$177,900 Totally remodeled, vacant, and move-in ready!!

Beautifully updated kitchen with new appliances and a large pantry! 4 bedrooms, 2 baths! Big living room upstairs, and big, sunny family room downstairs! Basement entry into the laundry room. Gas forced air plus a woodstove downstairs!

The deck is terrific and looks out over the fenced back yard!

Room for your 4-wheeler under the deck. We can show it any time! Give us a call! MLS#1521791

VERNAL PRICE REDUCED

DUCHESNE NEW LISTING

$169,900 It’s bigger than it looks! 2992 Square feet according to the county. 5 bedroom 2 bath home plus 2 other rooms that could be bedrooms! Full basement with an interior entrance and also it’s own separate exterior entrance! A fireplace upstairs in the formal living room, and a woodstove downstairs in the family room! 3 bedrooms and a bath upstairs. 2 bedrooms and a bath, along with a family room and kitchenette downstairs for the possibility of a separate apartment! PLUS an office with built-in desk, bookshelves, cupboards, and more. So much storage upstairs and down!!

Upstairs has a formal dining room, laundry room, and french doors out to the fenced back yard. Attached 1 car garage, plus plenty of outdoor parking for your motorhome, boat, and RV’s! Located a block or so from the school, the parks, and church. This home has so much to offer. Please come see! MLS#1495395

$129,000 244 West Main in Duchesne. Frontage on Hwy 40! Zoned Commercial or Residential! 3 bedrooms, 2 bath.

ADA accessible! All utilities. Covered deck. Fenced mature yard with many trees! Garage/Shop plus shed. Bring your home business! MLS #1557068

VERNAL

VERNAL

$125,000 Large bedrooms, Master bath with a garden tub, and a workshop. There’s a fire pit and a vegetable garden with it’s own water in the backyard.

A double gate opes to plenty of space for your RV. Lots of light from the big windows, and a newer stone drive and walkways. Square footage figures are provided as a courtesy estimate only and were obtained from measurements . Buyer is advised to obtain an independent measurement. MLS#1553200

Duchesne Office: Susan Hamilton 435-822-2314 Mele Rasmussen 435-671-6876 Brendette Sweat 435-724-7680 Angie Brandt 541-264-1111 Doug Jensen 435-631-0660 Robin Helms 907-252-6788

$99,900 Investment opportunity!!! Cute 3 bedroom older home needs T.L.C. Near Rec. center. Bring offers.

MLS#1543862

Roosevelt Office: Bobby Drake 435-724-4300 Se Habla Espanol Frank Smith 435-722-1095 Shannan Cook 435-790-4245 Cody Marx 435-401-0916 Donny Hopper 435-841-7969

Brett Biggs 801-372-3811 Kassidy Brotherson 801-592-9545 Vernal Office: Brittany Von Arx 801-860-3214

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Computers/Electronics

DISH TV $59.99 for 190 channels. $14.95 High Speed Internet.

FREE Installation, Smart HD DVR Included, Free Voice Remote. Some restrictions apply. Call 1-866-360-6959.

Misc for Sale

Firewood-lodgepole-1 foot cut not split-several cordsc a s h a n d c a r r y. $100.00 per cord.

Boyd 801-913-7516

Miscellaneous

Ranch-broke. Two AQHA geldings. Ages 17 and 13. Brush roped, packed elk, solid and sound. One could be kids’ horse. $1500/ea. Amanda 790-1969 text/call

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It didn’t take long on Oct. 9 for the Uintah School Board candidates to set themselves apart from one another. During the Meet the Candidates event, held at Vernal Middle School, three decided to make a stand for what they felt was right.

“It’s just a question of how we’ve normally done things and how people don’t want to go along with the plan,” said Marsha Curtis, Uintah County Education Association president, as she told the audience why the event was starting late. “So, we are trying to come up with a new plan.”

According to Mark Caldwell, though, the association knew a few days prior to the event that he, Harlan “Scoot” Wilkins and Dave Chivers were unhappy with the way the event was being run. In a letter dated Oct. 6, 2018, the candidates shared their concerns with the UCEA Executive Board.

“We understand in all prior years that after the Meet the Candidates Event was held, your members would decide if the UCEA would endorse and support any of the candidates. We believe this process of hearing from each candidate in the Meet the Candidates Event before judgment and endorsement of any candidate is fair, proper, and wise,” the letter states. “Sadly, we have learned from your advertisement of the Meet the Candidates Event in the October 2, 2018, Nickel Ads Newspaper the UCEA has already, before the Meet the Candidates Event, decided which candidates to endorse. “ According to information in the letter, Caldwell, Wilkins and Chivers also felt slighted that they had not been included in an email survey that the UCEA sent to its members seeking input on which candidate the

members support. Wording in the letter suggests that other instances added to their negative feelings in advance of the Meet the Candidate event and that they only wanted to ensure they were treated fairly.

“To address our concerns, we believe and request the UCEA take the following minimum steps,” they stated in their letter: Provide all candidates the questions to be asked in advance of the Event.

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“In response to our letter, UCEA was unwilling to grant any of our requests. At the event, we requested that all the candidates be allowed to remain in the auditorium and that request was also denied,” Caldwell said. “We believed this would have provided greater transparency to all involved. We believe transparency is a good thing.

As a result we felt we needed to stand up for ourselves and chose to remain in the audience and listen to each candidate. If we are unable to stand up for ourselves how will we ever be able to stand up for the Taxpayers, Teachers and Students.”

“We felt like they (the UCEA) had already gave their support to the three individuals,” said Wilkins about why he, Chivers and Caldwell were allowed to remain in the audience. “To start with, we had never been invited to anything they’ve had. The lady caught us out in the parking lot after one of the meetings and informed us that this was going to be going on.”

Wilkins said that he was unaware of the rules of the event until he showed up at the middle school on Oct. 9,

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and he, Chivers and Caldwell just wanted to make sure that the event was being run fairly.

“An email was sent out to all candidates on October fourth,” Curtis said.

They were told the process, that they couldn’t have cell phones and that they would

be sequestered so that they wouldn’t know the questions.”

A copy of the email, forwarded to UB Media by Curtis, does list much of what she says the candidates were told but does not specifically mention that the candidates would be sequestered.

Information in the email states: · “The candidates will be interviewed by voting district.”

· “Each candidate will be interviewed one at a time in order to get an accurate picture of their views.” · “Candidates are not allowed to have their phones or any other electronic devices to get questions ahead of time.” · “Each candidate will have 2 to 3 minutes to introduce themselves and explain what their priorities will be as a school board member and how they will build trust be-

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“This is how the candidates wished to have the event go, so we are abiding and doing what they asked us to do,” Valerie Volga, former president of the UCEA, told audience members.

As for the concerns Caldwell, Watkins and Chivers, have in regards to the UCEA making up its mind prior to the event about who they would support, Curtis said that it is not unusual for the UCEA to put its support behind a candidate prior to the Meet the Candidates event. She added that the decision was made because Gillman, Dickson and McClellan were the only candidates who approached the UCEA prior to the event and asked for their endorsement. In addition, they were the only candidates who provided the UCEA with their platforms prior to the event.

“They approached us to endorse them from the get go, Curtis said. “Their information was on the survey (to UCEA members) because they provided it to us.”

Curtis added that Caldwell, Wilkins and Chivers did appear on the survey that was sent out for endorsement but, because they did not have the candidates’ platform information, association members had very little to go on when deciding who to support.

Even though Caldwell, Wilkins and Chivers were allowed to remain in the auditorium–providing 10 to 20 minutes for Chivers and Caldwell to think through the questions they had just heard (Wilkins went first and, as such, did not hear the questions in advance)–event moderator Cheryl Meyer told audience members that none of the candidates had been allowed to see or hear the questions prior to the event.

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Seeing a way to improve the Naples City Police Department, and foster interagency cooperation, Police Chief Mark Watkins pushed for the expansion of the city’s K-9 unit – a move that has saved Naples City taxpayers thousands of dollars while helping to deter crime for more than a decade.

“My philosophy is deterrence. That’s why we have cars with reflective markings that you can see a mile away and that’s why we have our dog program. If I can deter the crime from coming into this city then I’m that much further ahead.”

Watkins said that shortly before taking over as chief of police, he approached the Naples City Council about expanding their K-9 unit.

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“I saw an advantage here that we could come out ahead, get something great and start building that way” he said.

“Not because I knew that I was going to be chief, but I knew that would be a great benefit.”

According to Watkins, Naples first police dog cost taxpayers in the neighborhood of $24,000 to $25,000. That dollar figure included the price of bringing a quality animal to the area from Europe, as well as sending the animal, along with its handler, out of state for training. Now, because the training is conducted inhouse, Naples and other area cities save the costs of travel, lodging and meals, cutting the cost by more than half.

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aboard, not only for his experience but also for the K-9 (skills),” Watkins added.

Cox got his start with police dogs when he worked in Roosevelt, Utah. He said that he has been around and loved dogs his “whole life.” When the opportunity came up in Roosevelt, he volunteered for it and pushed it.

“I actually ran two narcotics, dual purpose dogs there,” he said. “I’ve been in K-9 for 20 years.”

Because of his scheduled training, the city of Naples was paying Cox for nearly two months before he arrived at his duty station.

“That was the deal,” Cox said. “When I came here, I had dates set for K-9 school in Indiana and I told the chief I’m not missing those dates.

After 11 years with Naples, though, Cox has more than paid the city back for his training. According to him, he has trained more than 100 police dogs for agencies throughout the Uintah Basin and the state of Utah.

“If I can help, or my department or officers can help, and assist the other agencies or citizens in the other jurisdictions, then we will do that,” Watkins said.

And help they do. According to Watkins, if another agency asks for help training their police dogs he and Cox are more than happy to assist.

“It’s all about teamwork,” Watkins said. “If I can help the neighboring agencies with something, I do. Backing each other up is such a benefit to the public.”

In addition to initial training of the police dogs, Cox said he meets with local K-9 handlers every Monday evening for ongoing training. While there is no additional pay associated with these extra hours, it’s a task he wouldn’t give up.

“It’s not about compensation,” he said.

Naples had just one police dog when Cox began his duties there. Today they have two.

“We have had up to four dogs in a seven-man department,” Watkins said. “That’s a great tool.”

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“I think the fresh baked cookies get them in the kitchen a little quicker,” she laughs. “But really, the kids enjoy it and we have a lot of fun doing it together.”

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Uintah Transportation Special Service District will hold a public hearing to discuss submitting an application to the Permanent Community Impact Board for funding of the Bridge Project Ouray Bottoms Road, which includes the reconstruction of a portion of the Seep Ridge Road through the Ouray Bottoms area.

Uintah Transportation Special Service District will solicit comments concerning the size, scope and nature of the funding request for the above project. All interested persons shall be given an opportunity to be heard.

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DID YOU KNOW? Last week I addressed issues I had with an email sent by the business manager for the Uintah School District, Derek Anderson, on October 8, 2018 to all District employees contradicting several items I have used paid advertising to address. I will send a copy of the email to the newspaper and it is available to anyone who would like it. This week I would like to continue to address items included in this email.

District Email Quote #4: CLAIM: The District plans to spend $20 million to build a new district office.

REALITY: The District consulted with its architectural firm about three of its facilities: Central Cove, the Transportation building, and the District office facilities. After a walkthrough of all three facilities, the architects performed an analysis of whether it would be more cost effective to replace them or to renovate them.

They supplied the District the following information:

Response: • It is strange that Mr. Anderson says there are three different facilities, as several of the candidates running have offered their support for a “district complex” which would combine the bus depot, district offices and additional support staff offices. Has the district drawn up plans for such a facility?

Why do candidates, former employees of the district including Board President Kevin Dickson, believe plans exist and already support the plans?

• Notice how little information is offered by Mr. Anderson.

This disclosure is far from transparent. Consider the questions below: 1. What is the scope of renovation estimated by the architectural firm?

2. Do the replacement estimates above add square footage the existing buildings do not have?

3. Have alternative solutions been examined, like purchasing existing facilities built in the last boom which now sit vacant? (It is no secret that commercial and industrial buildings in the area sit vacant and are for sale at significantly reduced prices.)

4. Could the preschool facility be built near other district buildings, so it could share existing facilities for lunch rooms, playground equipment, parking and office/ maintenance areas.

There are many other ideas, I can’t list them all, that should be considered before any of the proposals listed by Mr. Anderson above should be acted on. It has been wonderful to hear members of the community give ideas on how these needs could be met while keeping costs under control.

One other point for the construction costs detailed above. Even if we go with the most expensive option of $20 million in capital expenditures, we would still have $8 million left over in the capital outlay account. In addition, the district is collecting $12 million in capital outlay in the 2019 budget, I assume some of that will be spent on the projects detailed above, however, no breakdown has been given to the taxpayer. Far from transparent!

Please Note: If the district has money in the capital outlay account to cover wanted projects, only a board vote is needed to spend the funds! On the other hand, if the project needs

funded, the taxpayers will have a vote to approve the spending. that would be tough to predict and would have to be available at the time a school was needed.

District Email Quote #5: It›s easy to use fancy terms in a discussion about the District›s finances, but at the end of the day do you honestly CLAIM: The inflation rate of construction costs is 7.15 percent. believe a bank would loan out money over time if it meant the REALITY: The inflation of construction costs is 3.47 percent, according to the National Association of Home bank would take a loss in the end?

Builders (NAHB). In simple terms, if a home cost $124,276 Response: to build in 1998, it would cost $237,760 to build in 2017, based on the NAHB inflation rate of 3.47 percent.

• Zions Bank is a big corporation that can’t respond to a question. What is the name and phone number of the The math can be verified with this equation: 124,276 (1+.0347)^19. spokesperson? I would love to talk to him or her and find out CLAIM: Paying cash for new facilities costs the actual questions they were responding to. Also, what do securities have to do with building capital outlay projects. taxpayers money due to time factors and inflation.

REALITY: This claim fails to account for the fact that our • I don’t disagree the answer above is correct, for the District earns interest on the money in its “Capital Projects” District. That was never the issue; it’s how much it costs “We the Taxpayers” every year to allow the District the fund, which all but makes up for inflation with the exception of half a percentage. luxury of taxing us and sitting on the money indefinitely.

• In response to the “fancy terms” comment: I apologize if terms have not been easy to understand, but please know the decisions being made are complex and should be treated as such. This is why I offered to have experts in the field come and discuss the issues with Mr. Anderson and the board to help them understand the complexities. I do want to try and make it easy for Response: everyone to understand so consider the facts below: Mr. Anderson has used the “compounding” interest rate here o The bank has been borrowing the district’s fund balances at 0.35% (2017 rate) and 2% (2018 estimated rate). to help argue a construction inflation rate lower than my rate of They then lend the District’s taxpayer money at 3% to 7.15%. Using his facts above the simple inflation rate would 5% yielding a net return off money that isn’t even theirs be as follows: $237,760 - $124,276 = $113,484 divided by the of 2.65% to 4.65% or a markup on funds of 757% to original cost $124,276 = .9132 (91.32%) divided by 19 years = 1,329%. Nobody gets a return like that. Who wouldn’t .048 (4.8%). The average increase per year was 4.8%. like that opportunity?

Unfortunately the current gap is 2.8% or $784,000. The money in the bank buys less in construction costs each year o In 2016 taxpayers were allowed a $3.5 million tax reduction for just the capital outlay fund. for capital funds that the previous board, led by Board The Associated Builders and Contractors Inc. (ABC) gave President Mark Caldwell, did not feel were needed. If a September 2018 12-month change in construction costs of taxpayers took this money and contributed to their employer’s 7.4%. The report can be found here: https://www.abc.org/News401(k) program, they would have earned $262,500 Media/Newsline/entryid/15852/construction-material-prices($3,500,000 X .075) in 2017 and $282,187 ($3,762,500 rebound-in-september. Loss of buying power using their amount X .075) in 2018 estimating a 7.5 rate of return (the district is $1,512,084 just for the Capital Outlay Fund. Way different than auditor’s estimated pension return on investment return) with the half a percentage difference claimed. compounding interest for a total of $544,687. o If the district had collected this amount, the money would be sitting in the capital outlay account and we would have District Email Quote #6: $31.5 million instead of $28 million. The interest the CLAIM: Paying cash for new facilities costs District would have earned would be $12,350 (.35%) in taxpayers money due to time factors and inflation.

2017 and $70,245 (2%) in 2018 for a total of $82,595 in REALITY: This claim fails to account for the fact that our interest income.

District earns interest on the money in its “Capital Projects” fund, which all but makes up for inflation with the exception o Thanks to the 2016 school board, our community had an opportunity to make $362,092 in the past two years it would of half a percentage. have lost if we had given the funds to the District. I’m not I asked Zions Bank Public Finance, a group that brokers naïve, some of our taxpayers likely used the money just to securities, to look at every calculation and scenario where make ends meet, pay off high rate credit cards or spend a using cash to pay for District facilities would be unwise, little extra on themselves in our great community but the based on current market rates. Its analysts determined concept is still the same and the gain for our community is that paying cash was better than taking on new debt real. We had the opportunity to make interest or pay down debt instead of a bank getting to loan it out and make over in every scenario they evaluated with the exception of a few 2.5% in interest on our community’s money. scenarios. These scenarios depend on market conditions

One other note: 12 years ago, a board levy was voted on to collect additional funds for capital outlay needs. At that time, projected incoming class sizes for our schools were over 750 students/year. As of last year (the most recent published data), we had approximately 520 students in our kindergarten class. Once the community’s circumstances and needs change, especially this dramatically, adjustments should be made – only a CEO who wants to go out of business uses 12-year-old data to make current decisions.

THE ONLY SURE CHANCE WE NOW HAVE LEFT OF FIXING THIS PROBLEM (SINCE THEY REFUSE TO LISTEN TO ANY THING “WE THE TAXPAYERS” HAVE TO OFFER) IS TO EXERCISE OUR RIGHT TO VOTE BY NOVEMBER 6TH. VOTE IN CHIVERS, CALDWELL AND WILKINS AND “WE CAN ALL WIN AGAIN”!!!

WRITTEN AND PAID FOR BY: JAMES G. DROLLINGER, CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT (RETIRED), CONCERNED CITIZEN AND UINTAH COUNTY PROPERTY OWNER. PHONE NUMBER: 828-7400