The Saint George Youth City Council is a volunteer, service-based organization, run by students from the high schools and middle schools in the community. We spend time every week engaged in service p...

...; FL  H 8 Chipola College 57-6 FL I 10, 15, 20, *22 Snead State 30-39   AL J 11, 16 Indian Hills 29-14  IA  K 14 San Jacinto - South College  40-19 TX  L 14 Tyler Junior College 50-17   TX M 17 Georgia Military College 46-15  GA  N 18 Salt Lake Community College 47-6&nb...

Question: Are there prizes?
Answer: Generally 1st, 2nd, and 3rd in each division are awarded prizes. The prizes are determined by the Tournament Director. UOVA recommends prize values of at least $25/player for 1st, $20/player for 2nd, and $15/player for 3rd. These are just recommendations and the actual prizes awarded are up to the tournament director.

Question: Can I sign up for multiple sessions?
Answer: Yes! We also encourage you to register early to guarantee yourself a spot.

  Whereas the youth (High School Grades: Sophomores to Seniors) of  the City of St. George, Utah ("the City") constitute an underutilized resource of ideas, knowledge and experience with re...

Question: Why can't I opt-out of BluCan?
Answer: The opt-out period per city ordinance began September 1, 2015 and ended October 31, 2015. Anyone who did not opt-out during this timeframe is automatically enrolled in BluCan.

Question: If I have opted out of BluCan, and I move to another location in St. George, can I remain opted out?
Answer: Yes. Residents who formally opted out of BluCan during the September 1, 2015 to October 31, 2015 opt out period, and subsequently move to another residence in St. George, will remain opted out at their new location provided they do not move outside of St. George in the interim.

Question: I am a Landlord with a Landlord Roll Over Agreement, and I have opted out. Will the opt-out continue for me now that the opt-out period has ended?
Answer: Like any residential customer, you can be opted out if the utility account is in your name. If at any time after November 1, 2015 the account name changes, the new occupant will be automatically enrolled in the program. If/when the property rolls back into your (Landlord) name after November 1st, you will also be automatically enrolled in curbside recycling.

Question: Why do some classes require Parent Participation?
Answer: These classes are specially designed for parents to work alongside their children.

Question: Do I need to bring anything?
Answer: No.  All necessary equipment is provided.

Question: Who is the instructor and what is she like?
Answer: Our instructor Jennifer Vigil is extremely skilled in her field. She has been creating beautiful pottery for over thirty years and teaching the art of pottery for twenty. She has a bachelors degree in Ceramics from Dixie State University. Jenn has experience working with students of all ages and will work with you one-on-one to improve your skills and understanding of the subject. 

Question: Is there an extra material fee?
Answer: No. The registration fee covers the cost of materials.

Question: Can I drive to the start line?
Answer: No, runners must take the buses to the start line at Snow Canyon State Park. The first bus will leave at 8:15. 

Fire station 1 is located just off I-15 next to Dixie State College. It houses a three person fulltime engine co...

... available as well as a safety course for younger children. The first 150 preregistered children will receive a free T-Shirt and bicycle helmet. ...

...Fee After August 31st:  $50   "Early Bird Fee" All events are $15 each Fee After August 31st:  $20 **Players who have pre registere...

Question: How do I know if my child is ready to attend Safety Town?
Answer: Children should be able to sit still and quietly for up to 15 minutes while the community workers do their presentations and/or hands-on activity.

...lease note that there is a daily permit fee of $75 (up to 300 people), to $150 (over 300 people) for all events. • Additional fees may apply for City Services provided to the event by the City of St. George. • All events hosted in a City of St George park should make reservations at 435-627-4531. Reservations must be secured in advance of submitting the application. Useful phone numbers regarding permits that may be necessary for your event:• Food Handlers permit: 435-986-2580• Large Tent approval: 435-627-4150• Park Reservations: 435-627-4530• Proof of Insurance clarific...

...use for a determination of no investigative merit. 5. Within fifteen (15) business days from receipt of a completed complaint, the City of St. Ge...

... $550 Perpetual Care $200 $300 Upright Monument Rows   $150 additional $250 additional Half Plot $200 $295 Perpetual Care $100 $150 Upright Monument Rows   $150 additional $250 additional Fees for Tonaquint Cemetery ...

...not exceed 30 kW. Rates Per Meter Per Month Customer Charge $15.65 0-800 kWh, per kWh $0.075053 > 800 kWh, per kWh .08132 Small General ServiceThis schedule is for single or three-phase non-residential service supplied at the Department's available voltage through a single meter for all service required on the Customer's premises with a power requirement that is not greater than 50kW or 10,000 Kwh during any one (1) month of the prior twelve (12) month period. Customers subject to this rate schedule who fail to qualify under the above condition shall be classified as Large General Service regardless of the period of time during which they qualified under this Schedule. Customers otherwise subject to this rate who fail to qualify under the above conditions shall remain on the Large General Service schedule until the next regular review of accounts is completed. Rates Per Meter Per Month Customer Charge $13.55 Energy Charge:   0-1,500 kWh, per kWh $0.083995 Next 8,500 kWh, per kWh $0.091592 Over 10,000 kWh, per kWh $0.106037 Demand Charge:   0-10 kW, per kW $0.00 (See note) Over 10 kW, per kW $9.70 NOTE: If an external commercial and or temporary construction use is not gong to exceed 5 kW in demand, the City will not require a demand meter be placed. This exception is only for services that serve signs, lighting , irrigation timers and miscellaneous outdoor needs and will be approved by Water & Power Engineering Power Factor Adjustment: If the customer power factor is found to be less than 95 percent, the customer will be penalized 1 percent of the overall billing for each 1 percent below the 95 percent power factor. Large General ServiceThis schedule is for single or three-phase non-residential service supplied at the Department's available voltage through a single meter for all service required on the Customer's premises by Customers with a power requirement of greater than 50 kW or 10,000 Kwh during any one (1) month of the prior twelve (12) month period. It is also applicable to any customer who fails to qualify for Small General Service until the next regular review of accounts is completed. Rates Per Meter Per Month Customer Charge $70.68 Energy Charge:   0-10,000 kWh, per kWh $0.061311 Over 10,000 kWh, per kWh $0.046224 Demand Charge:   0-5 kW, per kW $0.00 Over 5 kW, per kW $13.47 Character of service: Alternating current; 60 cycles; single phase 120/240 volts; three-phase 120/208 volts, and other voltages upon permission of the City as specified in service policies and regulations. Power Factor Adjustment: If the customer power factor is found to be less than 95 percent, the customer will be penalized 1 percent of the overall billing for each 1 percent below the 95 percent power factor. Agricultural ServiceThis schedule is for three-phase non-residential service to water pumps that supply water to agricultural projects. Rates Per Meter Per Month Customer Charge $13.55 Energy Charge:   0-1,500 kWh, per kWh $0.08995 Next 8,500 kWh, per kWh $0.091592 Over 10,000 kWh, per kWh $0.106037 Other ServiceTemporary Service: Temporary power will be charge at the Small General Service Rate. Service Outside City Limits: Electric service fees/rates for those connected tot the City Electric System, but living outside the City of St. George incorporated area will be higher than the rates paid by those inside the incorporated area of the City, as determined from time by the City Council. Demand Charge Adjustment: If billing is less than 15 days, the demand charge will be pro-rated. Summary of Rates Schedules - St. George, Utah. Municipal Water System Effective July 1, 2016 Summary of water rates schedules as authorized by ordinance passed by the City Council on July 18, 2016 for service available to customers within the reach of the existing distribution system. General Water Service Rate Monthly Base Charge Meter Size Monthly Charge 5/8 X 3/4" & 3/4" 24.72 1" 52.03 1-1/2" 96.80 2" 186.34 3" 332.15 4" 699.38 6" 1439.90 For the base charges shown above, 5,000 gallons per month may be used by each customer without additional charge. The costs for water used in excess of 5,000 gallons per month are shown below. Consumptive Use Blocks for 3/4" Meters Water Use Per Month Costs Per 1,000 Gallons Used 0-5,000 Included in base charge 5,000-10,000 $1.18 10,000-15,000 $1.30 15,000-20,000 $1.40 20,000-25,000 $1.51 25,000-30,000 $1.62 ...

If this is an Emergency please call 911 . The Citizen Online Reporting System is intended for incidents that have already occurred, not for incidents that pose a current threat, or require an of...

Fee Schedule as of October 21, 2015   Class rooms                         City programming                                            No charge                         Community Programs programming                  No charge                         Facility Resident non-profit organization            $10 per hour                         Non-resident non-profit organization                 $15 per hour           &n...

...nbsp; 3-Time 1st Team Academic All-American Youth Clinic - Monday, May 15th @ 5:00 pm at the Canyons Complex $5 for each participant to come out. ...

...of our trails have been closed recently to make repairs and due to I- 15 bridge construction between exits 4 and 5, I hope during this beautiful time of year many of us will spend time on our paved and unpaved trails.   May is Bike Month in St. George, and we plan to make a big deal of it! - On May 8 th at 6:00 PM we’ll do another one of our “Bike with Pike” events at the Confluence Trailhead. It’ll be fun, good exercise, and we’ll have food for the whole family as well! - May 10 th is Bike to School Day. This year we’ll bike with Sunset Elementary School students and Principal Horrocks. - May 12 th will be the Bike Film Festival where we’ll show bike film shorts and provide giveaways for those in attendance. Watch for details about location and time on Facebook and at sgcity.org. - May 15 th -19 th is Bike to Work Week. I plan to ride my bike to work every day...

Class Times: 9:15am – 9:45am 10:00am  – 10:40am 10:45am  – 1...

The St. George Animal Shelter is a city-owned and city-operated animal shelter in St. George, Utah, and we try to find good homes for the animals that are brought into the shelter.  Our employees...

In Fiscal Year 2014-15, Administrative Services and Finance were consolidated into one departme...

How far out can we make a tee time?  Here are the booking policies for all 4 courses: Sunbrook Golf Club: 60 days in advance Southgate Golf Club: 14 days in advance St. George Golf Club: 1...

... The class will meet on Saturdays at the St George Recreation Center at 11:15 AM - 12:00 PM.  The senior class (ages 15+) will give you the tools you need to strengthen stamina and endurance.  Students will learn basic techniques from the island of Tahiti. Improve timing and stage presence.  Learn fun routines to traditional island music.  The class will meet on Saturdays at the St George Recreation Center at 12:15pm-1pm Polynesian culture loves our tupunas (elders) and we are encouraged to show them the utmost respect and honor.  Our Golden Years class (Adults 50+) will be a low impact class focused on Tahitian Aparimas (songs accompanied by guitar) and hulas.  Students will have the option to stand and perform basic steps or sit if they have difficulty.  The class will meet on Saturdays at the St George Recreation Center at 10:15 AM - 11:00 AM. Class attire will be a black shirt and sarong for the fe...

Question: How old do I have to be to use the Weight Room?
Answer: You must be 16 years old to use the Weight Room unnacompanied. Young adults ages 14-15 must be accompanied by an adult. Children under the age of 14 are not allowed in the Weight Room. 

...ent web site. St. George is located in the southwest corner of Utah with I-15 running through our city. St.George borders Arizona on the south with th...

... few drops of food coloring to the toilet tank; don't flush the toilet for 15 minutes. If the color is showing up in the bowl, the toilet is leaking.&...

Question: How old do children need to be to use the facility unattended?
Answer: 8 years old, although we reccomend children have a parent or guardian in the facility with them until they are 15 years old. 

... George Art Museum, 47 East 200 North, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tickets are $15 per person and include Valentine refreshments. Only 150 tickets are available.

Art Conversations are held every 3rd Thursday at 7:00 pm. No Art Conversation in August the Museum will be closed for exhibit change Art Conversation 20/20 Event – Thoughts & Memories of t...

...adapted High School rules. 8 games. Leagues Offered: Boys and Girls ages 5-15 years old. Games are played at local schools around the city that are pr...

Question: Do all the age categories start at the same time?
Answer: No. The 2 & under start at 6:00 pm and then the next age group will begin at 6:15 pm and a few minutes between the following categories

Question: Can you register the day of the event?
Answer: Yes. On-site registration begins at 5:15 pm. However, a craft is NOT guaranteed.

Question: What do I do if I have a leak? 
Answer: Finding a leak can be difficult. There are some things to check:    - Is there a place in the lawn or landscape that is particularly wet or soft when the rest of the landscape is dry?    - Do you see any irrigation heads leaking while the system is turned off?    - Check the toilets- one of the most frequently unnoticed leaks. Toilets can lose up to 100 gallons a day. Add a few drops of food coloring to the toilet tank. Don't flush the toilet for 15 to 20 minutes. If the color shows up in the bowl, the toilet is leaking. Generally it is the flapper that needs to be replaced. Some homeowners can replace this part themselves, be sure to purchase a flapper for your specific toilet model. If you are not comfortable making this repair, call a licensed and bonded plumber.    - Check water faucets and outside spigots for drips. Washers may need to be replaced.    - Check under sinks for leaking pipes.    - If you cannot locate the leak, contact a properly licensed and bonded plumber or landscape professional for additional assistance.

...e captains meeting. Prices are as follows: $12 for children (6-18yrs) and $15 for adults (19 & up). Kids 5 and under are free. If seats are availa...

...-8 years old. Kids can start check in and pick up their bag and craft at 5:15 pm. Peter will be at the park starting at 5:15 pm to take pictures. The Hunt will begin at 6 pm sharp!   The Cot...

...ter), 22 water storage tanks, 16 booster pump stations, 23 wells, and over 15,000 valves. Approximately 50 million gallons of water are delivered to o...

...rses in the area. Southgate has undergone extensive redesign over the past 15 years. The front nine meanders along the beautiful Santa Clara River whi...

...ymptoms of inorganic arsenic exposure appear on the skin and occur after 5-15 years of exposure equivalent to 700 µg/day for a 70 kg adult, or within 6 months to 3 years at exposures equivalent to 2,800 µg/day for a 70 kg adult (pg. 131 NRC, 1999). They include alterations in pigmentation and the development of keratoses which are localized primarily on the palms of the hands, the soles of the feet and the torso. The presence of hyper pigmentation and keratoses on parts of the body not exposed to the sun is characteristic of arsenic exposure (Yeh, 1973, Tseng, 1977). The same alterations have been reported in patients treated with Fowler's solution (1% potassium arsenite; Cuzick et al., 1982), used for asthma, psoriasis, rheumatic fever, leukemia, fever, pain, and as a tonic (WHO 1981 and NRC 1999). Although peripheral neuropathy (numbness, muscle weakness, tremors, ATSDR 1998) may be present after exposure to short-term, high doses of inorganic arsenic (Buchanan, 1962; Tay and Seah, 1975), there are no studies that definitely document this effect after exposure to levels of less than levels (50 µg/L) of inorganic arsenic in drinking water. There have been a few, scattered reports in the literature that inorganic arsenic can affect reproduction and development in humans (Borzysonyi et al., 1992; Desi et al., 1992; Tabacova et al., 1994). After reviewing the available literature on arsenic and reproductive effects, the National Research Council panel (NRC 1999) wrote that ``nothing conclusive can be stated from these studies.'' Based on the studies mentioned in this section, it is evident that inorganic arsenic contamination of drinking water can cause dermal and internal cancers, affect the GI system, alter cardiovascular function, and increase risk of diabetes, based on studies of people exposed to drinking water well above the current arsenic MCL. EPA's MCL is chosen to be protective of the general population within an acceptable risk range, not at levels at which adverse health effects are routinely seen (see section III.F.7. on risk considerations). In terms of implications for the risk assessment, the panel noted that risk per unit dose estimates from human studies can be biased either way. For the Taiwanese study, the ``* * * biases associated with the use of average doses and with the attribution of all increased risk to arsenic would both lead to an overestimation of risk (US EPA, 1997d, page 31). May 1999 Utah Mortality Study EPA scientists conducted an epidemiological study of 4,058 Mormons exposed to arsenic in drinking water in seven communities in Millard County, Utah (Lewis et al., 1999). The 151 samples from their public and private drinking water sources had arseni...

Question: What is the customer service charge of $15.65 on my electrical bill?
Answer: This monthly charge covers the City's fixed costs such as making the service available upon demand, meter reading, billing, and maintenance of meters and services.   

Question: If I submit an invoice, when can I expect payment?
Answer: Please allow 15-30 days for processing. Checks are issued every week. All invoices should contain a Purchase Order # along with any applicable documentation for payment (e.g. "certificate of Legal Work Status" and "Waiver and Release of Payment" on construction projects)

Please follow these 15 steps to set-up autopay for your utility account. To view a video with...

...sp; Vehicle UseTonaquint Cemetery: The speed limit within the Cemetery is 15 m.p.h. Parking is restricted to designated parking spaces along the road...

... around 1932. The division currently inspects, cleans, and maintains over 415 miles of sewer main lines, ranging from 6 inches to 48 inches in diamete...

...t fireworks use, please contact the St. George Fire Department at 435-627-4150. 

Introduction to Net Metering on the Website   Customers on the City of St. George power system are eligible to participate in the City’s Net Metering program.  This program allows a ...

..., and 10.9. Start Time Information: Start Time: 9:00am Half Marathon - 9:15am 5K - 11:00am Move IT! Kids Expo/ Packet Pickup: Located at the Dixie...

...yon Half Marathon: 1:30, 1:35, 1:40, 1:45, 1:50, 1:55, 2:00, 2:05, 2:10, 2:15, 2:20, 2:25 and 2:30. Come see the pacing booth at packet pickup and get...

...son – March 1st – May 30th Fall burn season – September 15th – November 15th   There is no fee for a burn permit, but you must obtain a new permit every day you plan to burn.  Burning is restricted to weeds, leaves and small tree or bush branches.    No burning of trash or construction debris is permitted.  Please contact Washington County Solid Waste at 435-673-2813 for information on disposing of trash and construction debris.   Controlled Burn:  Permits for a controlled burn are issued during the residential burn season.  The fire department must inspect what is being burned before a burn permit can be issued.  Construction debris, tires and trash/garbage are not permitted in a controlled burn.   Developmental Burn:  Any developmental burning is prohibited in St. George.   There are days during the burn season when a permit will not be issued. When the clearing index is below 500, no permits are issued.  The clearing index indicates how heavy the air is.  If the clearing index is not high enough, smoke does not disperse and becomes a health hazard.   You can obtain a burn permit three ways. Call 435-627-4150 Monday-Friday, 8:00am-5:00pm Call Fire Dispatch at 435-627-4949 Obtai...

... Green Springs - Register Here Parent/JR Tournament - Thursday, June 15, Southgate Golf - Register Here Tournament #4 - Tuesday, June 20, Sunbr...

...nbsp; Type Resident Non-Resident Family Quarterly $100.00 $150.00 Family 1/2 year $175.00 $225.00 Family Annual $300.00 $415.00 Family passes good for up to 5 immediate family members under 25, unmarried & living at home.Additional Family Members: $10.00 Individual Quarterly $60.00 $75.00 Individual 1/2 year $100.00 $120.00 Individual Annual $180.00 $210.00 City Cache Card minimum $50.00 required $3 per visit deducted from card Tri-Pack Pass   Single Premium Family Premium *Tri-pack Pass $240.00 $425.00 *Annual membership to the St. George Recreation Center, City Pool and Sand Hollow Aquatic Center Family passes good for up to 5 immediate family members under 25, unmarried & living at home.Additional Family Members: $10.00 Sand Hollow Aquatic Center Rentals:Private Pool PartiesSaturday evenings beginning at 6:30-8pm, 8:30-10:00pmCost is $225.00 $50.00 for each 50 additional swimmers. Semi Private ReservationsFor groups are available from 7:00-9:00pm Monday thru Friday.Cost is $150.00.  Let Sand Hollow Aquatics Center handle all of your birthday ...

How to Apply for Utility Services   Listed below are the requirements for establishing residential utility service with St. George Utilities:    1. Complete the Residential Uti...

...uesday, October 10th or 31st Cost:  $35 / person - College students $15 (must show college ID) Male and Female Players Skill rating needs to be 4.0 or higher (USTA preferred) Type of League:  Ladder League, players will be placed on the ladder according to their scores.  First week is random and will determine the ladder seeding the following weeks.  Scoring Format:  Players will play 3 sets to 6, WIN BY ONE.  Each game is worth one point.  Leap Frog Format:  Lower seeded players based on the ladder who win against a higher seed will automatically pick up 10 extra points.  Players in a 3 or 4 player round robin will have a chance to earn 5 points if their the lower seed. Check-in 6:30- 6:45. Liveball drills 6:30 - 7:00. Matches begin at 7:00.   Mixer Singles / 3.0 & 3.5 When:  Tuesday at 6:30 pm Begins:  Tuesday, September 19th / Ends: November 21st (8 weeks) No Leap Frog League Tuesday, October 10th or 31st Cost:  $35 / person - College students $15 (must show college ID) Male and Female Players Skill rating needs to 3...

10:30am – 11:10am 11:15am – 11:55am 12:00pm – 12:40pm   Monday thru Thursday...

Question: Does the Fire Department take hazardous materials, batteries, paint, paint thinner, gas, or explosives?
Answer: The Fire Department is not equipped to store any hazardous materials.  The only items accepted are new or old gasoline (providing adequate storage space is available at the time), and fireworks.  Please call the Administraitve Office at 435-627-4150 in advance to arrange for dropping off gasoline or fireworks.  For all other items, please contact Washington County Solid Waste at 435-673-2813, or click here to visit their website.

Question: Where can I schedule a fire inspection?
Answer: Please call the Administrative Office at 435-627-4150, Monday-Friday, 8:00am-5:00pm to schedule a fire inspection.

... 1. You must be at least 14 years old to use the Fitness Facility. 14 and 15 year olds must be accompanied by a legal adult 21 years of age, or older, to ue the fitness Facility.   2. No food, drinks or gum of any kind.   3. Appropriate work out attire must be worn at all times in the fitness facility. Full t-shirt must be worn when working out on any strength equipment. No shorts or pants with zippers, belts, or exposed buttons. (Note: You will be asked to leave and change if seen wearing inappropriate attire.)   4. Shoes must be worn at all times in the Fitness Facility. All shoes must have closed toes. No flip flops, sandals or slippers will be allowed. (Note: Court, running or cross training shoes are recommended.)   5. No back packs, bags, purses, coats, or personal belongins can be brought into the Fitness Facility. (Note: Rec. Center staff and management will not be responsible for stolen items.)   6. Lockers are available on a first come, first served basis.   7. Profane or vulgar language and actions will not be tolerated in the fitness facility.   8. Wipe all perspiration from machines after use   9. Restack all weights on weight racks after use   10. Never drop a weight. (Free weight, or weight stack)   11. All equipment is to be used properly at all times. Equipment orientations are available upon request.   12. All participants must attend an initial orientation of the facility.   13. There is a 30 minute time limit on all cardiovascular equipment when others are waiting.   14. Spotters and Weight Collars are a must when using the free weights   15. All participants are required to treat the facility, fellow member and the Rec. Center staff with the utmost care, consideration and respect.   16. Shoes should be wiped off and clean before entering the Fitness Facility.    Recreation Center Racquetball   Challenge Court Rules   1. Challenge court is held on Thursday evenings from 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM on courts 1 & 2.   2. Challenge courts are open to all players and cannot be reserved.    3. Put your name on the board and challenge in either court 1 or 2. a. If you are the first to arrive, you are the first to be challenged.   a. b. If there are a wide variety of abilities, court 1 is considered Open/A level, and court 2 for B/C level.   4. Home should be played to 15 (11 if there are people waiting to play).   5. Winner stays on the court.     Challenge Board   The Challenge board is essentially an ongoing 'league' for all to be involved. Intended to open the opportunity to meet new players, challenge others, improve your game, and build a better racquetball community. The board is located in the Racquetball Court Hallway.    Challenge Board Rules   1. If you want to be a part of the challenge board, simply put your name and phone number on a round tag (email on the back if you want to be contacted about future events, tournaments, etc.).    2. Hang your tag on the pyramids on the white board.   a. Your skill level determines your pyramid.   b. Expert to open level players on the top pyramid.   c. Mid-level players on the middle pyramid.   d. Beginners on the bottom pyramid.   3. Challenge players ahead of you, in your respective pyramid. If you win, switch places. If you lose stay at the same level. (To challenge a player use the contact information found on their tag).    a. If you feel you are ready to move up a pyramid then challenge someone in the next pyramid up.   4. All challenges are sets of two Home to 15 and if necessary a tiebreaker game played to 11.    5. Challenges do not have to be held on challenge court nights.    6. Tournaments will be held quarterly at the end of the month. (March 31, June 30th, September 29th, December 15th)   7. Players do not have to be on the challenge board to enter...

.../ $50 - Liveball 2x a week / 6 week session* + ADD: Extra (6) Privates - $150 / Privates 2) times a week / 6 week session*      ...

(Photo credit: Battalion Chief Robert Hooper)   In November 2015, City Manager Gary Esplin amended the 2015-16 Fiscal Year budget to increase funding for a new fire truck from $675,000 already approved for a pumper, to $975,675 to upgrade to a pumper/ladder combination truck (also known as a quint).  In December 2015, the City Council approved an agreement between the City of St. George a...

ATP Description ATP clinics will utilize the yellow ball and full 78’ court staying within the parameters of the USTA (United States Tennis Association)  There will be 3 levels allowing p...

...bout the fire department’s CPR/AED course, please call 435-627-4150 or send us an email using the link below. Child care providers, or&nbs...

...ompound along with the 7 Caterpillar Diesel Engines. They produce 2300 HP, 1500 kW each, totaling 11,000 kW. The engines run at 1800 RPM. The plant is...

  Ages 6-10 years old Days:  Tuesday & or Thursday Time:  Beginner / Intermediate 4:30pm to 5:30pm            Team Orange / 4:3...

...ts.  We also provide first response mutual aid in Arizona.  In 2015, the St. George Fire Department responded to 4,250 calls for EMS, which ...

...State Pickleball Championships   Dates:  Wednesday, November 15th thru Saturday, November 18th Date of Events: Wednesday, November 15th:  Mens & Womens Doubles 50+ & 65+ / 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, 5.0 Thursday, November 16th:  Mixed Doubles 50+ & 65+ / 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, 5.0 Friday, November 17th:  Mens & Womens Doubles All Ages / 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, 5.0 Saturday, November 18th:  Mixed Doubles All Ages / 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, 5.0 Format: Pool Play with Single Elimination                 - Pool Play:  teams will be placed into pools of 3 or 4 teams playing a round robin within that pool.  One game to 11 or 15 depending on size of bracket.                  - Single Elimination:  teams will be placed onto a single elimination bracket, playing one game to 15 or 21 depending on the size of the bracket. Brackets with 7 teams or ...

Question: What is included?
Answer: Just purchase your ticket and be at the Museum by 8:15 am the day of your tour. Transportation, presentations by the collectors and lunch are all included.

Adult Slow-pitch Men’s Open Tournament. 5 game guarantee. Schedules will be emailed out and posted on the website by Wednesday at noon the week of the tournament. Teams must have USSSA sanction ...

Adult Slow-pitch Coed Open Tournament. 5 game guarantee. Schedules will be emailed out and posted on the website by Wednesday at noon the week of the tournament. Teams must have USSSA sanction fee pai...

Summer Send Off is a 10U, 12U, 14U, 16U and 18U Tournament. Tournament start time will be based on how many teams register. Plan accordingly. Schedules will be emailed out and posted on the website by...

Red Rock is a 10U, 12U and 14U Tournament. Tournament start time will be based on how many teams register. Plan accordingly. Schedules will be emailed out and posted on the website by Wednesday the we...

Adult Slow-pitch Men’s D/E/Rec Tournament. 5 game guarantee. Schedules will be emailed out and posted on the website by Wednesday at noon the week of the tournament. Teams must have USSSA sancti...

...0 vs 0 = 21 points 0 vs 1 = 21 points  1 vs 1 = 15 points  1 vs 2 = 15 points 2 vs 2 = 11 points **Please advise**  &nbs...

Desert Spring Softball tournament is an outstanding tournament. Play will begin Friday between noon and 2 pm. Tournament start time will be based on how many teams register. Plan accordingly. Schedule...

  St. George City has awarded Holbrook Asphalt to treat over 3 million square feet of roadways during Fall 2017, beginning September 12, 2017,  and ending mid-OctoberMap to all ro...

Halloween Spectacular is a 10U, 12U, 14U, 16U and 18U Tournament. Tournament start time will be based on how many teams register. Plan accordingly. Schedules will be emailed out and posted on the webs...

Adult Slow-pitch Men’s and Women’s Open Tournament. 5 game guarantee. Schedules will be emailed out and posted on the website by Wednesday at noon the week of the tournament. Teams must ha...

Adult Slow-pitch Men’s and Women’s Open Tournament. 5 game guarantee. Schedules will be emailed out and posted on the website by Wednesday at noon the week of the tournament. Teams must ha...