Richfield Utah Politics

For any who live in Salina, or know's someone who does. Let them know.
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NOTICE OF PROPOSED TAX INCREASE SALINA CITY
The SALINA CITY is proposing to increase its property tax revenue.
-The SALINA CITY tax on a $150,000 residence would increase from $213.35 to $330.74, which is $117.39 per year.
-The SALINA CITY tax on a $150,000 business would increase from $387.90 to $601.35, which is $213.45 per year.
-If the proposed budget is approved, SALINA CITY would increase its property tax budgeted revenue by 55.01% above last year's property tax budgeted revenue excluding eligible new growth.
All concerned citizens are invited to a public hearing on the tax increase.
PUBLIC HEARING
Date/Time: 8/13/19 7PM
Location: NS Community Center
373 West 400 North
Salina
To obtain more information regarding the tax increase, citizens may contact SALINA CITY at 435-529-7304. ... See more

Richfield Utah Politics

Proposal and handouts given during a joint session of the RIchfield City Council and Sevier County commissioners, along with state representatives, school district, Snow college and others. Each picture may have some notes under, and on the picture from the meeting. ... See more

Richfield City Police

Richfield Christmas Parade is Saturday at 6

Don’t forget to come out and enjoy Richfield’s annual light parade. Saturday night at 6:00 pm. Main Street will shut down about 10 minutes before that so find a good spot, stay warm, and enjoy.

Parkview Family Restaurant

Taqueria La Gringa.

This weekend, because so many have asked for it, TAMALES!
Available Today while supplies last!
The Tamales are Ready now, come buy some 😎😍😅😋😋☺️☺️😄😄🙌👇👆👊❤️💛💚 ... See more

Richfield City Corporation

The only place Richfield residents are allowed to post yard sale signs, from now on, is on the new sign in front of NAPA Auto Parts on Main Street.

Dear Friends:

One man’s trash is another man’s treasure. I love yard sales! Where else can you find a gently used velvet masterpiece depicting dogs playing poker? Seriously, yard sales are a great tradition in our area, and serve the worthy purpose of connecting buyers and sellers of used items..

There’s one thing, however, that I definitely don’t like about yard sales. It’s the stapling, taping, and otherwise attaching of signs to virtually every possible flat or not-so-flat surface in our community. It’s unsightly, it’s damaging, it’s a safety hazard, and it’s against the law. And Richfield City is doing something about it!

With the great cooperation of our friends at NAPA Auto Parts, the City has placed a large sign on the corner of Main Street and 300 South. It’s marked off in a grid to accommodate 8 ½” x 11” signs. The Richfield Reaper has also graciously agreed to post their yard sale advertisements on this sign each week.

By providing this organized posting location, we hope to give buyers and sellers the convenience of a one-stop connection point. The new sign is positioned so folks can even snap a smart phone photo of the week’s postings without getting out of their car!

Please take note that this location will be the only place to post yard sale signs in Richfield. Signs will not be allowed on any other public property, including light poles, power poles, stop signs, etc. When signs are found in those places, they will be removed. Any future damage to these facilities from the illegal posting of signs will be charged to those responsible.

Let’s all get together and make this work! Our community will look better, and everyone will still be able to enjoy the yard sale tradition.

Mayor David Ogden ... See more

Trail of Evidence – Cops track down man suspected in string of thefts

Recent car burglaries solved.

It took weeks of tenacity, but Friday night Richfield City Police were able to solve a string of car burglaries that have been plaguing the town since July.

Red Hills Middle School

Richfield City Corporation

A message from the Mayor of Richfield.

Dear Friends:

I had all kinds of things to write about this week; the very successful Trail Days celebration, a new effort to clean up neighborhoods and to make our city more beautiful; a plan to rid the community’s light and power poles of florescent yard sale posters, and many more ideas floating around in my mind.

Then, we had a tragedy that puts everything into perspective. The national epidemic of teen suicide hit home in our own community. I feel it’s my duty to try to help in some way.

I spent an hour with our police chief, Trent Lloyd, this morning. I have never seen him so sad and feeling so powerless. Please know that our great officers and those of the Highway Patrol who responded to this incident will be suffering for some time. Professional help is real help and we have had that. Time will heal wounds to some extent, but this tragedy will sting without a sure balm for healing.

Faith, blessings and understanding can help us negotiate the twists and turns we face in our journey. We encounter things that we won’t fully understand in this life. But hope and faith are closely related, and I truly believe blessings can be asked for and expected. The hope necessary to keep on going has been promised and has already been manifested to many.

There’s a tendency to speculate about the “woulda, coulda, shouldas” of life. Don’t! Instead, use sincere interest and concern to be a positive force for good with our youth. Their journeys are different than ours were. This tragedy has certainly brought that to light. Only one thing is certain to me. Many of our youth are hurting and we must help them any way we can.

Mayor David Ogden ... See more

Richfield City Police

Richfield City residents we are having a rash of Vehicle Burglaries and Stolen Cars. Please take in your keys and lock your vehicles.

Richfield City residents we are having a rash of Vehicle Burglaries and Stolen Cars. Please take in your keys and lock your vehicles.