Terrill Musser for Hildale Town Council

01/05/2022

Today is the day! Come ONE, Come ALL. You are each invited to attend the Administration of Oaths of Office to Mayor-elect and Councilmembers-elect: Utah Lieutenant Governor Deidre M. Henderson will administer the Oaths of Office to re-elected Mayor Donia Jessop and Councilmembers-elect Brigham Holm and Terrill Musser.

Lt. Governor Henderson, Mayor Jessop, Councilmember Holm and Councilmember Musser will provide brief remarks.
A short recess will be called after the remarks.

Thank you ALL that continue to get up everyday to create a brighter future for us all.

Utah Public Notice
Hildale City
Hildale City Council Meeting
Notice Date & Time: 1/5/21 6:00 PM

Description/Agenda:
Agenda
Notice is hereby given to the members of the Hildale City Council and the public, that the City Council will hold a public meeting on Wednesday, January 5, 2022 at 6:00 p.m. (MDT), at 320 East Newel Avenue, Hildale City, Utah 84784.
Councilmembers may be participating electronically by video or telephone conference. The meeting will be broadcast to the public on Facebook Live under Hildale's City page. Members of the public may also watch the City of Hildale through the scheduled Zoom meeting.
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Roll Call of Council Attendees: City Recorder Cawley
Welcome, Introduction and Preliminary Matters: Mayor Jessop
Pledge of Allegiance: By Invitation of Mayor Jessop
Approval of Minutes of Previous Meetings: Council Members
1. December 8, 2021 Regular Council Meeting Minutes
Administration of Oaths of Office to Mayor-elect and Councilmembers-elect: Utah Lieutenant Governor Deidre M. Henderson will administer the Oaths of Office to re-elected Mayor Donia Jessop and Councilmembers-elect Brigham Holm and Terrill Musser.
Lt. Governor Henderson, Mayor Jessop, Councilmember Holm and Councilmember Musser will provide brief remarks.
A short recess will be called after the remarks.
Conflict of Interest Disclosures: Mayor and Council Members
Presentations:
2. Proclamation declaring January 23 - 29, 2022 as Hildale School Choice Week.
3. Student Intern presentation from Paulie Barlow concerning Dogs at large and recommendations.
Public Comments: (3 minutes each - Discretion of Mayor Jessop)
Council Comments: Council members comments not concerning items on the agenda. (10 minutes total)
Oversight Items: (20 minutes - Mayor Jessop)
4. Financial Reports and Invoice Register Approval
5. Administrative Reports:
Public Hearing: None
Appointments to Boards or Commissions: None

Unfinished Council Business: None
New Council Business:
6. Consideration, discussion, and possible approval of a request to expend American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, also called the COVID-19 Stimulus Package or American Rescue Plan, funds for the Hildale City Fire Department in the amount of $19,049.45. (10 minutes - Fire Chief Kevin Barlow)
7. Consideration, discussion, and possible approval of Ordinance 2022-001, an Ordinance of the Mayor and Council of the City of Hildale approving the Fine/Bail Schedule for City Code violations. (10 minutes - CA Hood)
Calendar of Upcoming Events: (5 minutes - CR Cawley)
8. Council Retreat January 7-8, 2022.
Executive Session:
9. Closed meeting held in accordance with Utah Code 52-4-205 to receive legal advice concerning potential litigation.
Scheduling: As needed
Adjournment: Mayor Jessop
Agenda items and any variables thereto are set for consideration, discussion, approval, or other action. Council Members may be attending by telephone. Agenda is subject to change up to 24 hours prior to the meeting. Individuals needing special accommodations should notify the City Recorder at 435-874-2323 at least three days prior to the meeting.


Notice of Special Accommodations:
NOTE: PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES REQUIRING REASONABLE ACCOMODATIONS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY RECORDER AT 435.874.2323 AT LEAST 24 HOURS PRIOR TO MEETING.

Notice of Electronic or telephone participation:
Council Members may be attending by telephone.

Other information:
Location:
320 East Newel Ave, Hildale, 84784

Contact information:
Athena Cawely , [email protected], (435)874-2323

https://www.hildalecity.com/

11/03/2021

Greetings to all in Hildale and Short Creek, our hometowns:

I am honored and humbled to be elected your City Councilman for the period 2022-2025. I want to say to all who voted for me, thank you for your support. I promise I will not let you down and will work tirelessly to advance this vision of Hildale and all of Short Creek as a healthy and prosperous place to live for all of us. I will be your representative on the Council, will always listen to your concerns and your hopes and dreams for the fulfillment of what we want to become in the future.
To those who did not vote for me, I want to emphasize that I respect your opinions and will represent you as well. I will work to earn your respect and support during this upcoming four-year period.

I want to repeat my message that every single one of you is important to our community. Your opinions matter, your lives matter, your well-being matters to the future of our town. Please know that I am always open to talk with you, hear your viewpoints and then build a consensus for the advancement of our community to the best of my abilities.

This community is my life. I love this beautiful place, its history and its people; I am excited by the progress we have made in the past four years and the possibilities the future holds for us. We still have a way to go and there is much work to be done to get to where we want to be. We have to ensure a stable water supply and address the school dropout problem that limits the prospects for our youth, among other issues. We will progress on these matters by working together. To everyone in Hildale: Think of how far we have come from a low point in our past! The future is bright! Together we can make it happen!

Sincerely,
Terrill Musser

10/26/2021

Utah Public Notice
Hildale City Utility Board
Hildale/Colorado City Utility Board Meeting
Notice Date & Time: 10/28/21 6:00 PM

Description/Agenda:
Agenda

Notice is hereby given to the members of the Hildale/Colorado City Utility Board and the public, that the Board will hold a public meeting on Thursday October 28, 2021 at 6:00 p.m. (MDT), at 320 East Newel Avenue, Hildale City, Utah 84784.

Board members may be participating electronically by video or telephone conference. The meeting will be broadcast to the public on Facebook Live under Hilldale's City page. Members of the public may also watch the City of Hildale through the scheduled Zoom meeting.

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Meeting ID: 957 7017 1318
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Comments during the public comment or public hearing portions of the meeting may be emailed to [email protected] or privately messaged to Hildale City's page. All comments sent before the meeting may be read during the meeting and messages or emails sent during the meeting may be read at the Mayor's discretion.

Roll Call of Board Attendees: Utility Administrative Deputy Director LaCorti
Welcome, Introduction and Preliminary Matters: Presiding Officer
Pledge of Allegiance: By Invitation of Presiding Officer
Conflict of Interest Disclosures: Board Members
Approval of Minutes of Previous Meetings: Board Members
1. August 26, 2021 Meeting Minutes
Public Comments: (3 minutes each - Discretion of Presiding Officer)
Financial Report:
2. Financial Report and Invoice Register (5 minutes - Deputy Director LaCorti)
Reports:
3. Interim Director Report (10 minutes)
4. Deputy Director Administration Report (10 minutes)
5. Deputy Director Operations Report (10 minutes)
6. Consultant Report (10 minutes)
Unfinished Board Business:
7. Consideration and discussion of the Hildale City Culinary Water IFFP 2021 report. (20 minutes - Sunrise Engineering)
8. Consideration, discussion, and possible approval to initiate bid/request for proposal process for utility systems rate review for possible adjustment. (10 minutes -Interim Director Duthie)
9. Consideration, discussion, and action concerning the Maxwell Park Water Resale change of location for Commercial fill station. (10 minutes - Deputy Director Barlow)
New Board Business:
10. Consideration, discussion, and possible action concerning the Wastewater Lagoon Headworks Reconstruction Project. (10 minutes - Deputy Director Barlow)
11. Consideration, discussion and possible action concerning large purchases. (10 - Minutes Deputy Director Barlow)
A. Propane Tanks
B. Pump Cartridge
C. Filter Media
D. Sewer Lift Pump
Board Comments: (10 minutes total)
Board members comments of issues not previously discussed in the meeting.
Executive Session: As needed
Adjournment: Presiding Officer

Agenda items and any variables thereto are set for consideration, discussion, approval or other action. The Utility Board may, by motion, recess into executive session, which is not open to the public, to receive legal advice from their attorney(s) on any agenda item, or regarding sensitive personnel issues, or concerning negotiations for the purchase, sale, or lease of real property. Board Members may attend by telephone. The Agenda may be subject to change up to 24 hours prior to the meeting. Individuals needing special accommodations should notify the City Recorder at 435 874-2323 at least three days prior to the meeting.


Notice of Special Accommodations:
In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, individuals needing special accommodations (including auxiliary communicative aids and services) during this meeting should notify City Recorder at 435-874-2323.

Notice of Electronic or telephone participation:
Board Members may be attending by telephonically

Other information:
Location:
320 East Newel Ave, Hildale , 84784

Contact information:
Vincen Barlow , [email protected], (435)874-2323

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10/18/2021

Voting in a small town election is the most important vote you'll ever cast in your life. Your vote matters so much in a small town; it has impact. So many of us think our vote doesn't matter, but it does. I have seen many elections won by only one or two or just a handful of votes. Know that your vote matters and that you need to get registered in order to vote. It is easy and not complicated. If you don't know how to get registered, know that you have a whole team available that will help you if you reach out. I will help anybody register to vote that needs help, but I want you to know that it matters and your opinion counts.

We live in a community of freedom-loving, independent men and women who can think for themselves and have opinions worth hearing. You as an individual are important. Getting to know what's going on in your community is vital because if you know what's going on you can be a part of it, you can be a part of the change and you can be part of the solution to our challenges ahead. I want to repeat: I firmly believe that you as an individual are important, your opinion matters, your life matters to the well-being of our community. And this community means everything to me. So please vote in our city, county, state and federal elections. Make your viewpoint heard. If I am elected to your City Council, this will be my philosophy, to listen and value the participation of the citizens of Hildale and Short Creek Valley

10/12/2021

Greetings to my fellow residents of Hildale and the Short Creek Valley.
As you know I am a candidate for the Hildale City Council in the upcoming election of November 2, and I have been giving thought to the challenges and goals that we face in the future to make our community an ever better, healthier and more prosperous place to be.

I am struck by one underlying issue that is basic to everything, and that is education. If we can improve the education levels of our population, that will be a key to fixing many other problems.

I would like to share some numbers with you, and invite you to respond with ideas about what we can do. We definitely have a problem, and we have got to get it under control and come out of this.

I am attaching the state data so you can read the numbers for yourselves. If we work together we can improve on this and get to where we want to be. We all know there are historical reasons for this education problem but the past is the past, we should look to the future. The future is bright, but we have got to be educated so we can make it happen!
https://www.schools.utah.gov/file/e4223c68-b712-4563-92f1-0e81df8c2614

10/11/2021

The general election will take place on Nov. 2. The voter registration deadline is Oct. 22, with voter registration forms either dropped off in-person at the Washington County Clerk’s Office by 5 p.m. or postmarked by that date.

HILDALE — Five candidates are running for two seats on the Hildale City Council. The two elected will begin their four-year terms of office in January 2022. The candidates appearing on the ballot are: Jared Nicol (Incumbent) Brigham Holm Derick Holm Terrill Musser Council Member Maha Layton chose ...

10/08/2021

Creek Valley Prevention Coalition Su***de Prevention Education Night.

Mohave Community College Building 500

This evening Join Dr. Kane with over 20 Years of experience in the mental health industry, Dr. Kane speaks nationwide to families, schools, and corporations to provide guidance and solutions pertaining to mental health issues. Parents and youth are encouraged to attend this valuable educational event where they will learn about the research exploring the link between excessive social use and su***de.

There will be Light refreshments served afterwards.
It will truly take us all coming together in a authentic way to change the future and help guide our youth into a better tomorrow. The change starts today.