Occasionally, I have the opportunity to walk through the City Hall/Public Safety building construction and get a first hand look at how this new facility is coming together. Amazing progress is being made there and it is fun to see all the parts becoming a whole. For those employees who will call this new facility home, I am certain that you are going to really enjoy being there. It has a lot of space, room to grow and some excellent security features that strike the balance between safety against threats and transparency for the public we serve. We are just about a year away from moving in, and we will keep you informed as things get closer.
In the meantime, if you would like to take a group of employees through the building to size up your department's new digs, please have your director reach out to Scott Henderson or Dick Blackham.
CORONAVIRUS STATS
NEWS YOU CAN USE
- Utah Inland Port Authority has named Brad Andrews the VP of Business Development and executive team member.
- The drought this year keeps on going, and some are saying it is worse than the Dust Bowl in the 1930's, while human-caused wildfires continue to spread throughout the state.
- A study by Monmouth University showed a lot of statistics, including that one-third of Americans believe that there was election fraud in 2020. It also shows that most Americans believe in easier access to early voting, and support for requiring photo ID is 91% for Republicans, 87% for independents and 62% among Democrats.
PROVO SOCIAL MEDIA
THE MAYOR'S DAY
Today, Mayor Kaufusi:- Participated in American Public Power Association's National Conference in Florida
FUN STUFF
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.