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Santaquin City, Utah 275 W Main 801-754-3211 www.santaquin.org July 2019
Office ClosureThe City Offices will be closed Thursday, July 4th in observance of Independence Day and Wednesday, July 24th
in observance of Pioneer Day.
Photo Contest Winner
Utah County Fair 2019
Congratulations Chelsea Rowley! Her picture of second graders watching a veteran raise the flag at the Chieftain Museum won the 'What Do You Love About Santaquin?' Photo Contest for May. Enter your pictures of Santaquin at [email protected] for a chance to win!
Q & AHave you had the chance to watch the informative Q & A Videos that are on the city website and social media outlets? You can submit your questions to [email protected] .
The Utah County Fair will be held August 14th-17th. Senior Citizen and Veteran’s Day will be Thursday, the 15th.
Visit www.utahcountyfair.org for information on all events.
ORCHARD DAYS 2019 - July 27 - August 3: Registrations for the Home Run Derby, Little Buck-a-Roo, Horse Shoe Tournament and the Grand Parade are now available!
Visit santaquin.org for all of the details.
The Santaquin Fire Department would like everyone to have a safe Independence Day and Pioneer Day.
Remember that fireworks may only be discharged July 2nd through 5th from 11:00 am to 11:00 pm, and until midnight on the 4th and July 22nd through 25th from 11:00 am to 11:00 pm, and until midnight on the 24th.
Fireworks of all kinds, shapes and sizes are restricted on the east bench, all areas east of I-15, and in Summit Ridge.
Firework Information
Cori has headed up the Little Miss Orchard Days pageants for the past several years. She organizes all aspects from registration to final pageant judging and beyond, mentoring the girls through all pageant preparation, service projects, and parent information night. She makes sure that each contestant feels like a winner, even if they don't go home with a title. When the pageant is over she organizes the winners and coordinates with the Orchard Days Rodeo for the ride-through on rodeo night in addition to organizing the pageant winner parade entry during Orchard Days. Her countless hours of unpaid service are a stressful joy in her life. Cori is a wife and mom of 3 busy kids and in her spare time serves as a volunteer EMT and lieutenant for the Santaquin Fire Dept.
Congratulations Cori!
If you have an interest in or want to be a part of the CERT TEAM you can contact Chris Lindquist at 801-319-6439.
Santaquin Emergency Radio Communication (ERC) NetWe invite all Ham Radio Operators in the Santaquin area to join us every Tuesday at 8:30 pm for the Santaquin ERC Net on 446.500 MHz (FM Simplex).For more information visit our Facebook page: Santaquin ERC or email us at [email protected].
Hidden Picture ContestHidden in this newsletter is a photo like the one to the right. If you spot it, send an email to
[email protected] or [email protected] with the location of where you found it and your contact information. You will be entered into a drawing for a prize.
The winner for May’s hidden picture contest is Gracie Dymock. Her name was selected in a random drawing from all of the entrants. Congratulations Gracie!
Newsletter Hidden Picture Winner
The book for July 25th is “Sky Raiders (Five Kingdoms Bk. 1)”by Brandon Mull.
Satisfied customer!!
Summer Reading 2019 Thanks to all who attended the kick-off event! Be sure to come in weekly from Tuesday to Saturday to get your log books signed off.End of Summer Reading CelebrationThe End of Summer Reading Celebration will be on Tuesday, July 30th at 4 pm at the library. There will be prize drawings and a treat.
YOU MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN!For questions call 801-754-3030. The Santaquin Library is located at 20 W 100 S.
Book Club:
Every second Thursday of each month at 7 pm at the library.
During America's most divisive war, both the Union and Confederacy
NEW BOOKS!
COME AND CHECK OUT MORE THAN 300 NEW TEEN AND CHILDREN’S BOOKS PURCHASED WITH A SPECIAL GRANT!The library buys 50 to a 100 books monthly withregular funds, but it received a $4,900 grantthis year that will be used to buy additionalbooks! The library has a great selection offiction and nonfiction books, board books andpicture books. You’ll love the selection.
The library will provide barbecue sliders so bring your own beverage and a side dish or dessert to share.
This will be our summer party!
Books are available at the library for registered book club members. You may check one out if you sign up. Call with any questions 801-754-3030.
Stepping out of line and into battle, these women faced clandestine missions, treason, and death, all because of their passionate commitment to their cause.
The book for July 11, 2019 is “Stealing Secrets: How a Few Daring Women Deceived Generals, Impacted Battles, and Altered the Course of the Civil War” by H. Donald Winkler.
took advantage of brave and courageous women willing to adventurously support their causes. These are the bold, untold stories of women shaping our very nation.
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Friends & Neighbors,
Summer is finally here. Kim and I want to wish you and your family a wonderful summer. It is an ideal time of year when we can begin planting and making our yards and gardens blossom. What a beautiful part of the world we call home.
It is also the time of year when city projects are fully underway. After such a wet spring, it is nice to enjoy the warmer weather where greater progress can be made on our many projects. From road projects such as the extension of Summit Ridge Parkway, construction of 500 West behind Santaquin Elementary School and the widening of 300 West, to water projects such as the
completion of a new Booster Pump Station and construction of a new East Bench Irrigation Tank, many projects are making great progress. The Soccer Field Park by Summit Ridge is also fully under construction along with the development of conceptual plans for a new Recreation/Aquatics Center, which we hope to have on the November, 2019 Ballot. We are also excited to have received the site plans and architectural plans, which are currently under review, for a New Grocery Store on a 32-Acre commercial development along Main Street and I-15. Great things are happening in Santaquin! I am so thankful for our exceptional city council members and city staff that have worked to
bring these projects forward. With a good summer and fall, we should have many of them complete.
I am also pleased by the wonderful turnout we have received by interested citizens who have a love and desire to serve on our City Council. The ten candidates are Kody Curis, Jennifer S Bowman, William Morgan, Lynn Mecham, Jordan G Wood, Michael David Weight, Douglas J Rohbock, Denise Prue Rohbock, David Hathaway, and Jessica Tolman whose picture appears on the left. (Names are in the order as they will appear on the ballot as outlined by the Lt. Governor’s Office.)
I hope you take the opportunity to learn about each and every candidate and that you cast your vote during our Primary Election on August 13th (Ballots will mailed 14-days prior to the election). Remember to register to vote at vote.utah.gov. I would like to wish each of them the best of luck throughout this campaign. It is truly an honor to serve. Until then, have a great summer!
General Fund Transfers In: Transfer From:
Fund Acct No Amount Fund Acct No AmountGeneral Fund 10-39-909 125,000$ P. Irrigation Fund (11.4% of Enterprise 54-40-790 125,000$ General Fund 10-39-910 600,000$ Water Fund (42.2% of Enterprise Fund) 51-40-900 600,000$ General Fund 10-39-911 450,000$ Sewer Fund (21.3% of Enterprise Fund) 52-40-830 450,000$
Total GF Transfer In 1,175,000$ Total Transfer Out: 1,175,000$
General Fund Transfers Out: Transfer To:
Fund Acct No Amount Fund Acct No AmountGeneral Fund 10-90-200 250,000$ Recreation Fund 61-39-100 250,000$ General Fund 10-90-205 8,300$ Royalty Fund 64-39-100 8,300$ General Fund 10-90-300 22,500$ Chieftain Museum 63-39-100 22,500$ General Fund 10-90-400 95,700$ Library Fund 72-39-410 95,700$ General Fund 10-90-500 38,500$ Seniors Fund 75-39-100 38,500$ General Fund 10-90-550 80,000$ Computer Capital Fund 49-39-100 80,000$ General Fund 10-90-600 260,000$ Capital Projects 41-39-100 260,000$ General Fund 10-90-700 85,358$ Capital Vehicles & Equipment 42-39-100 85,358$ General Fund 10-90-800 60,600$ Santaquin Events 62-39-100 60,600$ General Fund 10-90-860 389,000$ Fire Department Fund 73-39-100 389,000$ General Fund 10-90-870 631,500$ Road Capital Project Fund (New) 45-39-100 631,500$ General Fund 10-90-884 188,500$ Local Building Authority Separate Entity 188,500$
Total GF Transfer Out: 2,109,958$ Total Transfers In: 2,109,958$
Other Fund Transfers Out: Other Fund Transfers In:Irrigation Impact Fee Fund 60-40-915 150,000$ Capital Project Fund 41-39-312 150,000$ Culinary Impact Fee Fund 55-40-915 150,000$ Capital Project Fund 41-39-313 150,000$ Road Capital Project Fund 45-40-900 400,000$ Community Development Fund Separate Entity 400,000$ Water Fund 43-39-110 50,000$ Computer Capital Fund 43-39-110 50,000$ Sewer Fund 43-39-120 50,000$ Computer Capital Fund 43-39-120 50,000$ Pressurized Irrigation Fund 43-39-130 50,000$ Computer Capital Fund 43-39-130 50,000$ Water Fund 51-40-901 82,272$ PW Capital Fund 44-39-110 82,272$ Sewer Fund 52-40-901 80,328$ PW Capital Fund 44-39-120 80,328$ Pressurized Irrigation Fund 54-40-901 76,200$ PW Capital Fund 44-39-130 76,200$ Transportation Impact Fee Fund 59-40-900 100,000$ Roads Capital Project Fund 45-39-141 100,000$ PW Capital Fund 44-40-740 31,008$ Capital Vehicles Fund 44-40-740 31,008$ Irrigation Fund 54-40-253 32,500$ Santaquin Water District Separate Entity 32,500$ Sewer Impact Fee Fund 56-40-900 200,000$ Sewer Fund 52-38-910 200,000$ Pressurized Irrigation Fund 54-40-920 220,000$ Irr. Impact Fee Fund 60-38-900 220,000$
Total Other Transfers From: 1,672,308$ Total Other Transfers In: 1,672,308$
Santaquin City2019-2020 Budgeted Transfers
The 2019-2020 Budget was approved by the Santaquin City Council on June 18th, 2019. The budget is a great document to use to learn about all of the issues our community is facing and the projects and priorities established by our City Council. Please check it out at www.santaquin.org. The approved transfers are listed on the left for your review.
Also, a public hearing will be held during a special council meeting on Friday, June 27th regarding the FY2018-2019 Budget. During this special meeting, the budget will be balanced and closed out for the year. (June 27th is the last full business day of the fiscal year).
Mayor Kirk F. Hunsaker
Recreation & Events – July 2019
801-754-5805 M-Th 1-5pm & Fri 9am-1pm www.santaquin.org
190 South 400 West
Youth Sports YOUTH SOCCER: Registration is for kids Pre-K (entering Kindergarten fall of 2020) -8th grades (Kinder-8th will be the grade they are going into this fall 2019.) NEW THIS YEAR! We will have already found coaches and have limited team numbers to the number of coaches we have. Register early and volunteer to coach even earlier! Spots are open until full, even during registration periods. Early Registration: 6/24-7/8 ($32-$37). Regular registration 7/9-7/23 ($37-$42). $10 late fee will apply after 7/24. Program will start beginning of Aug and run through Sept. Look online for more game information. Santaquin Recreation jersey is required if participants don’t already have one ($13).
RECREATION SHAKE UP! We are changing the way we do things in our youth sports and can’t wait to spread the word! We will be finding coaches before registering kids! Our goal will be to provide trainings and additional support to our coaches before they start! No previous experience required.
YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL: Registrations will now be OPEN registration. Since we find coaches before we open the leagues to registration, leagues are all open until full. They will begin 8/5 for kids going into 1st- 7th grade this fall 2019. Those interested in coaching their kids should apply by going to www.santaquin.org. All coaches must be eligible by passing a background check and committed to various trainings, practices and games. Qualifying coach’s child will play for free! Applications to coach are being accepted 6/3-7/26. Spread the word!! Registration numbers will be limited to number of coaches that qualify, so register your child early!
Adult Sports
ADULT CO-ED SOFTBALL: Registration will be 5/20-7/26, $350 per team. Program will start the beginning of August and run through September with games on a week night (2-3 games per week) 10 games and tournament. Go online for more information on rosters, number of team members, tournament and captain’s meeting.
ADULT CO-ED VOLLEYBALL: Registration will be 7/1-9/16, $250 per team. Program will run the month of October, with games being on Friday nights (2-3 games per week) 8 games and tournament. Go
online for more information on rosters, number of team members, tournament and captain’s meeting.
Youth and Adult Classes SUMMER GROUP FITNESS CLASSES: Cost is $2.50 to drop in or $25 for a 10 punch pass with the 11th class FREE
or $20 for an unlimited month pass! Childcare may be cancelled without notice due to low participation, please call 801-754-5805 to find out when it’s available. Children are not allowed to play in the gym during class. Monday: Fit Over 50 – 7:45am, HIGH Fitness – 9am, Tabata HIIT – 8pm; Tuesday: ZUMBA - 8:30am & 8pm; Wednesday: Fit Over 50 – 7:45am, HIGH Fitness – 9am; Thursday: ZUMBA – 8:30am, HIGH Fitness – 9pm, Friday: Tabata HIIT – 8am, HIGH Fitness – 9:15am, Weights Toner – 10:15am.
UTAH VALLEY MARTIAL ARTS: Based on the style of Youn Wha Tae kwon do. Students will be trained both mentally and physically to advance in rank as well as in character and ability. Students will learn the techniques that are key to self-defense and the defense of those around you. As you advance through the system, you will have the opportunity to participate in class leadership, weapons training, and more. Ages 4 – adult, fees are $50-$80 per month, depending on student age and skill level. Students meet one to four times per week. Look online for more information. FREE TRIAL CLASS, JUST SHOW UP!
VANGUARD KRAV MAGA®: classes focus on the physical conditioning aspect of training while incorporating repetitions of self-defense techniques throughout the class. Ages 13+, $80 per month. Students meet 4 days per week. Check online for more information! FREE 2 WEEK TRIAL!
STUNTS FOR BEGINNERS: These monthly stunt classes cover the basics of what students need to know in order to perform on stage and in film. Ages 12+. Wednesdays from 7-8PM. $60 per month. Our classes will cover a variety of skills including, safety in training, basic Jiu Jitsu & many more fighting styles, foot falls, high falls, stair falls, acting the action, rolling, wire pulls, cardio endurance, partner acrobatics, on-set etiquette, camera and audience angle and
choreographing the fight. Stop in and TRY A CLASS FOR FREE!
Recreation & Events – July 2019
801-754-5805 M-Th 1-5pm & Fri 9am-1pm www.santaquin.org
190 South 400 West
Santaquin Orchard Days Celebration ORCHARD DAYS: JULY 27TH – AUGUST 3rd
Saturday, July 27th: o Opening Ceremony and Flag Raising honoring Jeff Carter: 8am o Little Buck-A-Roo Rodeo: 10am – Admission: $1
Monday, July 29th: Family Night, “This is Me”. o Chieftain Museum Tours: 5-7pm o DUP Cabin Tours: 5-7pm o Children’s Parade, “This is Me”: 6pm o 4-H Fundraiser Petting Zoo & Horse/Pony Rides: 6-8:30pm - Cost: $1/person for the petting zoo
& $3/horse ride. o Quilt Show: 6-9pm o Food and Craft Vendors: 6-9pm – Prices vary o Inflatables, zip line, mechanical bull and more: 7-8:30pm – FREE! o Old-Fashioned Family Games: 7-8:30pm – Cost: Free - $1 o Mad Dash: 8:30pm – kids dash to pick up free back to school
items! o Movie in the Park, “Ralph Breaks the Internet”: Dusk
Tuesday, July 30th: o Quilt Show: 1-4pm o Youth Home Run Derby: 6pm o Women’s Home Run Derby: 8pm
Wednesday, July 31st: o Quilt Show: 1-4pm o Men’s Home Run Derby: 6pm o Block Bash: 7:30-10pm – Admission: $1 for ages 13-18
Thursday, August 1st: o Quilt Show: 1-4pm o Hypno Hick: 7pm – Admission: $5 @ Apple Valley Elementary
Friday, August 2nd: o Live Band Featuring, TBA: 6:30-8:00pm – Admission free with purchase of rodeo ticket o RMPRA Award Winning Rodeo: 8:00pm – Admission: Youth (3-12), $8; Adults (13+), $10 o Fireworks: Following Rodeo
Saturday, August 3rd: o Mountain Land Physical Therapy 5k & Mile Run: 7am o Grand Parade: 10am o Quilt Show: 11am-1pm o Saturday in the Park:
Orchard Days Car Show: 9am-2pm Craft Boutique/Food/Inflatables: 10am-4pm – Prices vary Music in the Park Featuring, TBA: 11am-2pm Horse Shoe Tournament: 12 noon
o Chieftain Museum Tours: 1-4pm o Live Band Featuring, TBA: 6:30-8:00pm – Admission free with purchase of rodeo ticket o RMPRA Award Winning Rodeo: 8:00pm – Admission: Youth (3-12), $8; Adults (13+), $10 o Fireworks: Following Rodeo
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THIS YEAR’S ORCHARD DAYS EVENTS, GO TO
SANTAQUIN.ORG
