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KNEU 1250A man was escorted from a Duchesne County School Board meeting last week after refusing to wear a mask. “The Duchesne School Board had a mask rule in place (state building),” shares Roosevelt Police Chief Rick Harrison. “One person…in attendance refused to wear a mask. He was asked several times by school board officials and others in attendance to comply.
Local crime rates are on the rise and all are encouraged to take precautions. Roosevelt City Police Department shined a spotlight on the issue on Tuesday morning stating that “Roosevelt City and surrounding areas have seen a marked increase in burglaries, thefts and frauds the past several weeks.
Two schools in Duchesne County School District were placed on temporary lockdown as police dealt with an incident. The District shared the following information about the incident: At approximately 10 a.m. on Monday, September 14th, Myton Elementary and ConAmore schools were placed on temporary lockdown as police worked to apprehend a fugitive nearby.
A recent experience has led Craig Police Department and local realtors to help educate residents to a possible renters’ scam in Moffat County According to an article from the Craig Daily Press, Shannon Goodban thought she had found a great deal on a rental property.
The Uintah Fire Special Service District remains intact following the City/County meeting held at the Uintah Conference Center on Monday afternoon. The meeting allowed time for the Directors of the Special Service Districts as well as Ballard, Naples, and Vernal City to offer their own ideas and input on how to manage the steep decline in mineral lease monies that fund the Districts.
TriCounty Health Department announced on Monday a second COVID-19 death in the health district. The announcement states that it is a new confirmed COVID-19 death in Duchesne County that was reported by the Utah Department of Health. TriCounty Health explained that it was not included in Monday’s numbers because it was not yet confirmed.
The joint effort and grant program of Uintah County, Vernal City, Naples City and Ballard City has received a second round of CARES Act funds to help struggling businesses. The first round resulted in $2.1 million dollars granted to over 250 businesses in the Uintah County area but it's time again to take advantage of these opportunities.
Utah’s Division of Wildlife Resources has teamed up with sponsors to hold the free youth pheasant hunt that will be held near Myton, Utah. This hunt is for novice hunters, those 17 years old and younger, to help them have a better chance in harvesting birds.
The Uintah Basin has a lot of beautiful public lands that allow us to enjoy the outdoors. As a community we work together to keep those lands safe and clean. Still, the Utah Bureau of Land Management is asking everyone statewide to be more diligent.
A decision is anticipated today on the future of the Fire District and restructuring of other Special Service Districts in Uintah County. During a City/County meeting on August 24th, Uintah County Commissioners proposed that due to a severe decline in mineral lease funds several changes be made to the Special Service Districts.
A new Manager has been selected for the Vernal Regional Airport. The position opened up last May when Manager Doug Brown announced his resignation after accepting a new career opportunity in Wisconsin. In June, it was announced that Vernal City would be taking over management of the airport from the Uintah Transportation Special Service District.
The Governor’s Office of Energy Development has found another way to support businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic this year, this time utilizing $5 million dollars in federal CARES Act funds to help companies in the oil, gas and mining industries.