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Red Desert Classic: Travel:

...as, NV 89119(702) 261-5211 Ground Transportation St. George Shuttle(435) 628-8320 OR (800) 933-8320www.stgeorgeshuttle.comReservations required to g...

NJCAA: Travel Infromation:

...as, NV 89119(702) 261-5211 Ground Transportation St. George Shuttle(435) 628-8320 OR (800) 933-8320www.stgeorgeshuttle.comReservations required to g...

Tawa Pond:

Question: What type of event is considered to be a “Special Event”?
Answer: A special event is typically a one-time event such as a sports tournament, concert, walk or run in a park/trail. A park reservation AND a Special Event Permit are required to hold this type of event in a park or on a trail. To have a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Emilie Pinkelman at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit.

Cox Park:

Sports and Recreation: All Arts and Recreation: Tumbling :

...e St. George Recreation Center to set up a time with our Instructor. (435)-627-4560. 285 S 400 E St. George, UT 84770.

2450 East Park:

Cox Park:

Question: How can I reserve this park?
Answer: Call (435) 627-4530, or stop by our Parks Office (390 N. 3050 E., St. George) Mon-Fri between 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Or do it online! https://www.sgcity.org/parkreservations/

2450 East Park:

Tawa Pond:

Sports and Recreation: All Arts and Recreation: Pickleball: Pickleball Tournaments: Fall Brawl 2019 :

2019 Fall Brawl Dates Tuesday, October 8th thru Saturday, October 12th Please visit pickleballtournaments.com for all Pre Registration and Paid Registration Pre Registration begins March ...

Zion Square:

Transportation and Engineering: Suntran: DBE Policy:

...se address any questions to the DBE Liaison Officer, Fred Davies, 435-627-4010 You may review our DBE plan below.

Administration: Forms and Applications: Bond Forms:

...10. For forms regarding Bonds please contact Carolyn Prickett at 435-627-4129.

Racquetball:

Question: Who do I call to reserve a court?
Answer: Your Saint George Recreation Center. (435)627-4560

Administration: Forms and Applications: Sign Permit:

...@sgcity.org • Fax: 435-627-4430 • In-Person: Development Office, 175 East 200 North, St. George, UT 84770 TEMPORARY ADVERTISING BANNER PERMIT To be eligible to apply for a permit to post Temporary Advertising Banners on commercially owned property within St. George City limits, the event/applicant must be defined as one of the following: 10-DAY CUSTOM EVENT/HOLIDAY (for a business to post a temporary banner on-site at their own place of business); CIVIC (for city, county or other governmental agencies); DIXIE CENTER (for events held at the Dixie Convention Center for at least two (2) days); or NON-PROFIT (for 501(c)3 organization only) NOTE: Civic, Dixie Center, and Non-Profit banners may only be displayed fifteen (15) days prior to the event and must be removed within two (2) days after the event. A Temporary Advertising Banner Permit will allow the applicant to post a maximum of six (6) banners on commercial property. A color rendering of the banner detailing its dimensions, written permission from each commercial property owner, and proof of 501(c)3 status (if applicable) must be attached to the application before submitting it for review. Banner Applications may be submitted via: • E-mail: events@sgcity.org • Fax: 435-627-4430 • In-Person: Development Office, 175 East 200 North, St. George, UT 84770 Questions: Reference St. George City Ordinance Title 9, Chapter 13 – Signs and Displays, or call (435) 627-4712.

Forest Park:

Mathis Park:

Sunset Park:

Mathis Park:

Sports and Recreation: All Arts and Recreation: Safety Town:

...sday, May 30, 2019 @ 4:00-5:00 pm Questions?? Contact Jenny Fidler at 435/627-4592 or email her at jenny.fidler@sgcity.org Click on the Volunt...

Town Square:

Sunset Park:

Town Square:

Forest Park:

Zion Square:

City Parks:

College Park:

Transportation and Engineering: Reuse Center:

...me If you have any questions, please feel free to call (435) 627-4028 Reuse Center

Larkspur Park:

Silkwood Park:

Museum Tours:

Question: I want to become a volunteer docent, how do I sign up?
Answer: Fill out an application online here or in person at the Museum. Call (435) 627-4525 for more information.

Museum Tours:

Question: How do I schedule a tour?
Answer: Send email to museum@sgcity.org or call (435) 627-4525

Silkwood Park:

Pioneer Park:

College Park:

Sandtown Park:

Springs Park:

Larkspur Park:

Utilities: Utility Rates:

...00 kWh, per kWh $0.061311 Over 10,000 kWh, per kWh $0.046224 Demand Charge: 0-5 kW, per kW $0.00 ...

Public Safety: Police Department: Submit Police Reports:

...ent you want to report you can contact St. George Police Dispatch at (435) 627-4300 Welcome to the St. George Police Department Citizens Online Police Reporting System. Using this online citizen police report system allows you to submit a report to be reviewed by an officer. If the event you are reporting occurred within St. George City limits, please confirm the following to find out if online citizen police report filing is right for you: Is this an emergency? Did this incident occur somewhere other than the City of St. George? Are there any known or potential suspects? Is there an on-going threat of violence? (Call 911 if happening now) Is there any apparent evidence that needs to be collected (Fingerprint, Footprint, Property)? Does the total value of the property stolen or damaged exceed $1,500 dollars? Does this involve a domestic partner (roommate, spouse, co-habitant)? Does this involve lost or stolen prescription drugs? If you answered yes to any of the questions please look at our Online Citizen Police Report Frequently Asked Questions section, or contact dispatch at (435)627-4300 to have an officer take your report. If you answered no to all of ...

Administration: Forms and Applications: Special Event:

...@sgcity.org • Fax: 435-627-4430 • In-Person: City Hall, 175 East 200 North, St. George, UT 84770 Instructions: Please submit your application 45 days prior to the actual event date. This amount of time is required before your event date can be confirmed.• Allow 45 days to process your application.• Depending on the details of your event, you may be asked to attend a meeting to elaborate on your application.• Insurance is required for all events held at a City park or facility. • Please 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 City parks should make reservations online https://www.sgcity.org/parkreservations/ and confirm payment by calling 435-627-4530. Reservations must be secured in advance of submitting the special event 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 clarification: 435-627-4605• Street Closure/Encroachment Permit: 435-627-4006• Temporary Sign/Banner Permit: 435-627-4712• Temporary Utah Sales Tax information: 801-297-6303 &n...

Administration: City Contacts:

...g David Cordero - david.cordero@sgcity.org City Services Administration - 627-4000 Airport - 627-4080 Animal Shelter - 627-4350 Building - 627-4100 Business Licenses - 627-4740 City Pool (700 So - 627-4584 Community Arts - 627-4525 Community Development - 627-4206 Engineering - 627-4050 Fire - 627-4150 Leisure Services - 627-4500 Parks - 627-4530 Police - 627-4301 Public Information - 627-4005 Public Works - 627-4050 Recorder - 627-4003 Recreation Center/ Programs - 627-4560 Sand Hollow Aquatic Center - 627-4585 Streets - 627-4020 Suntran - 673-8726 Utilities - 627-4700 Water/Energy Emergencies - 627-4835 Water/Energy Conservation - 627-4848 For emergencies please call 911 City Council...

Pioneer Park:

Sandtown Park:

Springs Park:

Tonaquint Park:

St. James Park:

J.C. Snow Park:

Firehouse Park:

Centennial Park:

Millcreek Park:

Centennial Park:

Petroglyph Park:

J.C. Snow Park:

Firehouse Park:

Middleton Park:

Royal Oaks Park:

1100 East Park:

Royal Oaks Park:

Animal Services:

Question: Who do I call for after hours non-emergency animal issues?
Answer: Please contact the St. George Police Dispatch by calling 435-627-4300.

Middleton Park:

Victim Services:

Question: I made a police report with the St. George Police Department. How do I find out what happens now?
Answer: You may obtain a copy of your police report at the St. George Police Department, 265 North 200 East, St. George, UT. Bring your incident number and photo ID, Monday through Friday, 8:00 � 5:00 PM. Information about the process that occurs after the report is made may be obtained by calling Victim Services at 627-4399 during the same hours.

Public Safety: Police Department: Police Divisions: Investigations:

...tab on the web page. If you need to report a crime, please call (435) 627-4300.

Public Safety: Police Department: Police Divisions: Animal Services:

... is: 605 E Waterworks Dr. St. George Ut. 84770 Phone: (435)627-4350 Come Visit Us! You can also visit us on our Face...

Public Safety: Police Department: Police Divisions: Victim Services:

... you can reach them Monday through Friday, 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. at (435) 627-4399. If you are calling outside of regular business hours, please leave your name and number and someone will return your call during the next business day. Instructions for filling out a Request for a Protective Order / Child Protective Order/ Stalking Injunction online. Go to www.utcourts.gov Click on OCAP-ONLINE COURT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM Set up a user name and a password (a new account). Remember to write it down. Look for the type of protective order you are seeking. Example: Protective order-Adult , Civil Stalking Injunction, Child Protective Order, etc. (click on the order that you are seeking.) Fill it out completely. Print it. Take it to 5th District Court and sign it in front of a clerk in the Clerk’s office. Return to 5th District Court when you are called and pick up your temporary order if it has been approved. If you have any questions or problems, please do not hesitate to call us. Victim ServicesSt. George Police Dept. 435-627-4399

Tonaquint Park:

St. James Park:

Transportation and Engineering: Engineering: Traffic Signals:

... Signal Information City of St. George Engineering Division (435)627-4000 monty.thurber@sgcity.org

1100 East Park:

Millcreek Park:

Petroglyph Park:

Arts: Arts Commission:

...sp; St. George, UT 84770 For information (435) 627-4510 The availability of funds will be contingent upon approval of the St. George City Council. The City of St. George-Arts Component will be accepting applications for the 2019/2020 RAP Tax Grants in the Spring of 2019. Watch for details. Please note this is a competitive grant process, not an entitlement program. The citizens of Washington County and its various cities have generously voted to allow their tax dollars to fund art, cultural activities, programs and organizations in our community. This is a gift and a responsibility for each successful applicant. Questions may be directed to Gary Sanders, Community Arts and Exhibits Manager (435) 627-4510 or email gary.sanders@sgcity.org

Traffic Questions:

Question: How can I obtain a copy of a police report?
Answer: You can come in to the records department at 265 N. 200 E. between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m, Monday through Friday. You'll be required to fill out a form and present a photo ID. The cost is $2.00 for a standard police report. If you are unable to come in to the department or live out of town, you can call the records department at 435-627-4301 and a request form will be mailed or faxed to you. Request forms can also be found on our website at www.sgcity.org.

Sports and Recreation: Recreation Facilities: Recreation Center: Birthday Parties:

...serve or for more information, call the St. George Recreation Center (435) 627-4560

Arts: Arts Facilities: Art Museum: Getting Involved:

...a Museum docent or front desk volunteer, call the St. George Art Museum at 627-4525. Click on the Volunteer icon below to fill out the ...

Traffic Questions:

Question: My car is missing. How can I see if it was stolen or towed?
Answer: If you were parked within the city limits of St. George City, call the St. George Police at 435 627-4300 during business hours. If you were outside the city limits of Washington County, call the Washington County sheriff at 435-634-5730.

Traffic Questions:

Question: What can be done about illegally parked vehicles, such as those blocking a driveway?
Answer: Call the police department at 435 627-4300 to report the violation.

Traffic Questions:

Question: If my vehicle was towed, what do I do?
Answer: Inside the city limits, call the St. George Police Department at 627-4301 during business hours if your car was towed from public property and they will advise you what the process is. Outside the city limits, call the Washington County sheriff's dispatch at 634-5730.

Electric Theater:

Question: Where is your Lost and Found?
Answer: Our Lost and Found is located at the Electric Theater Center. For lost and found inquiries, please call 435-624-4510. We will hold lost items for 30 days and if not retrieved by that time, will then donate to charity or discard.

Utilities: Energy Department:

...r dispatch service for maintenance and repairs for existing customers (435-627-4876), and also coordinates with the building department to hook up new...

Dixie Downs Park:

Christensen Park:

City Clean-up Day - Saturday, September 7, 2019:

... do not fit in regular trash cans can contact Elizabeth Davila at 435-627-4050, Monday, September 2nd to Friday, September 6th, to make arrangements for pickup. Trees must be cut, bundled, and tied. Branches must be cut into 4 ft. lengths and must be tied. Paint cans will be accepted if the paint is dry or dirt has been added to the can. Rechargeable batteries will be accepted, regular batteries need to be taken to the landfill (call 435-674-7623 for more information). REPUBLIC WASTE - If you have a REFRIGERATOR OR FREEZER for pickup, call Republic Waste at 435-628-2821. There is a charge to drain the Freon (per federal regulation). &...

Recreation Center:

Question: Do I have to be a member to use the facility?
Answer: No. We offer drop-in admittance for full day use. Youth (up to 17 years old): $2.50. Adult (18-61 years old): $3.50. Senior (62 and above): $3.00.

Traffic Questions:

Question: What should I do if I've been involved in a traffic accident?
Answer: Stay at the scene and call the police department. If there are injuries or any emergency circumstances, call 911. If the accident is minor and/or there are no injuries, call dispatch at 435 627-4300.

Bloomington Park:

Christensen Park:

Youth Bouldering:

Question: What is boudlering? How is this different than roped climbing?
Answer: Bouldering is rock climbing. The difference being the height that is climbed and the protective gear used. In roped climbing, climbers utilize harnesses, belay devices, anchor systems, and ropes to provide safety while climbing. These pieces of gear are needed due to the height of the routes. At SGO, we do not do roped climbing and instead boulder. Bouldering allows climbers to do hard moves, known as the crux of the route, while only being a few feet off the ground. Significantly decreasing the height off the ground significantly decreases the risk associated. Bouldering utilizes crash pads and spotters to provide a safe zone for climbers to fall a few feet if they are unable to finish a climb. At SGO, we have a policy that the top of a climbers head may never be more than 10 feet off the ground. This industry standard helps to keep all falls to only a few feet even though the saftey systems we use can provide saftey up to 25 feet. If you have further questions, do not hesitate to reach out to the Outdoor Recreation Supervisor, Mike. He would be glad to answer any questions you have. He can be reached at 435-627-4579.

Code Enforcement:

Question: How many dogs can I have in the City?
Answer: The City allows 2 dogs per residence, If you are having problems with dogs in your neighborhood call animal control at 435-627-4350

Sports and Recreation: Golf: Golf Course Fees:

Sunbrook Jan-May Oct-Dec June-Sept 9 holes $31.50 $28.50 $16.50 9 holes w/cart $38.50 $35.50 $23.50 18 holes $56.00 $51.00 $26.0...

Code Enforcement:

Question: What kinds of signs or banners can I use to advertise my business?
Answer: There are many factors to consider when placing signs and banners for advertising, please contact the Community Department for questions about signage. They can be reached at 435-627-4206

Dixie Downs Park:

Code Enforcement:

Question: What does the City require for long term rentals?
Answer: You will need a business license if you are renting your home. If you live outside of Washington County you will also need a contact person. This contact person can be the renter or a friend or relative. You do not need to hire a property management company. An inspection of the property is required if you rent more than 2 dwellings. Contact the Business License department at 435-627-4740.

Nuisance Questions:

Question: What can I do about barking dogs in my neigborhood?
Answer: Animal Control is the responsibility of the St. George Police and you can reach the Animal Control department at 435 627-4300. If it is after hours, you may call the St. George Police Dispatch at 435 627-4300.

The Canyons Complex:

Nuisance Questions:

Question: What are the regulations concerning construction-related noise?
Answer: In most residential zones in St. George, a nuisance exists if it disturbs 3 or more people and constuction noise is included in the list of possible nuisances. Call the St. George Police Department at 435 627-4300 to file a complaint.

Vernon Worthen Park:

Transportation and Engineering: Engineering: Pavement Management:

... your street please contact the St. George City Streets Department at (435)627-4020. As part of the Pavement Preservation program to keep the roads m...

Vernon Worthen Park:

Frequent Questions:

Question: What number do I call regarding my electric (utility bill)?
Answer: 435-627-4700

Nuisance Questions:

Question: How can I report illegal activity in my neigborhood?
Answer: There are two ways to report illegal activity. You can call the St. George Police Dispatch at 435 627-4300 and they will have you talk to a police officer. If you wish to remain anonymous, you may call the Anonymous Tips line at 435-688-8477. If you choose to leave the information anonymously, please remember, the success of the action taken will rely on the information you give. In other words, the more information you give, the better the chance the crime will be solved. If you choose to leave your name and number, rest assured an officer or investigator will contact you. If you have witnessed a crime, or have information beneficial to law enforcement, please call as soon as you can. Regardless of the time, day, night, or weekends, call Police Dispatch at 435 627-4300. If it is an emergency, please call 911.

Frequent Questions:

Question: What number do I call to report power lines down or other emergency situations related to the electricity.
Answer: 435-627-4835 This is the City of St. George Dispatch center which is open 24 hours a day 365 days a year. If you get a recording the dispatchers on duty are answering another call. Please leave a message. Include the following: • Your name • Phone number with area code • Address of the emergency The dispatcher will contact the on-call personnel. Please be aware that that dispatcher may be addressing more than one issue and several callers. Unless there is a question, you will probably not receive a call back.

Frequent Questions:

Question: What number do I call to report trees in the power lines?
Answer: 435-627-4810 If there are trees in the lines of any lines attached to a power pole, please contact the City Power Company BEFORE pruning the trees.

Utilities: Water Department: Arsenic Information:

...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 arsenic concentrations ranging from 4 to 620 µg/L with seven mean (arithmetic average) community exposure conc...

Victim Services faq:

Administration: Forms and Applications: Business Licensing:

...3 of the City Ordinance, visit our office at 175 E 200 N, or call 435-627-4740.

Sports and Recreation: All Arts and Recreation: Pickleball: Pickleball Leagues:

...rector for available open courts during leagues. Please contact 435-627-4530 for court reservations.

Sports and Recreation: All Arts and Recreation: Concert in the Park:

... blankets, lawn chairs, food and the family. For more information call 435-627-4525. 2019 CONCERT IN THE PARK LINE UP April 8 @7:30 PM David ...

Water Distribution:

Question: What phone number - do I call to report a water line break?
Answer: During business hours (M - F 7:00 am - 3:00 pm) you can call 435-627-4802. After hours you can call 435-627-4835. This is the City of St. George Dispatch center which is open 24 hours a day 365 days a year. If you get a recording the dispatchers on duty are answering another call, please leave a message. Include the following: - Your name - Phone number with area code - Address of the water break The dispatcher will contact the on-call water personnel. Please be aware that that dispatcher may be addressing more than one issue and several callers. Unless there is a question about the break, you will probably not receive a call back.

Frequent Questions:

Question: Can I pay my bill through an equal payment plan?
Answer: Yes, residential customers can now take the guesswork out of budgeting for your utility bill. Hot summers, cold winters. Sometimes it is hard to predict what your utility bill will be each month. With the budget plan you pay an equal amount each month. A budget plan account will average your previous 12 months billings, and you make twelve equal monthly payments based on this average. This plan is only available with the Electronic Funds Transfer or Credit Card auto-pay option and enables you to better budget your financial affairs. You know exactly how much will be deducted from your bank account each month. If you would like to participate in the City of St. George Equal Pay (Budget) Plan, please contact a Customer Service Representative at 435-627-4700 and request an application, or applications are available at our offices located at 175 E. 200 N., St. George, Utah.

Frequent Questions:

Question: How do I change the address on my account?
Answer: Your account actually has two addresses on it: 1) the mailing address which is where your bill is sent and 2) the service address which is where the utility services are being used. You can change the mailing address by noting your new mailing address on the remittance portion of your bill or by calling customer service at (435) 627-4700. However, if you are changing the service address, you must come into the City Offices and complete a new Application for Utility Services.

Blake Memorial Park:

Planning, Zoning, Development: Planning Commission:

The planning commission is an appointed body consisting of seven (7) members. The planning commission is charged with formulating and adopting the general plan to recommend to city council. ...

Nuisance Questions:

Question: How can I report dogs running loose in my neighborhood?
Answer: Animal control is the responsibility of the St. George Police and you can reach the Animal Control department at 435-627-4301. If it is after hours, you may call the St. George Police Dispatch at 435-627-4301.

Frequent Questions:

Question: Should I report possible City code violations to the City Attorney's office?
Answer: Yes. Reports of possible building, housing or zoning code violations should be made to the St. George Code Enforcement, (435) 627-4428 or (435) 627-4429, 175 E. 200 N. St. George, UT 84770.

Hidden Valley Park:

Frequent Questions:

Question: What is the complaint procedure?
Answer: If you have any questions concerning your bill, please notify us in writing or by calling (435)627-4700. Our customer service representatives will do their best to help you with inquiries or resolve your concern.

Brooks Nature Park:

Frequent Questions:

Question: Should I report possible crimes to the City Attorney's Office?
Answer: No. Reports of possible crimes should be made to the St. George City Police Department, (435) 627-4301, 265 N. 200 E. St. George, UT 84770.

Hidden Valley Park:

Frequent Questions:

Question: How do I apply for Traffic school?
Answer: The St. George City Attorney's Office offers traffic school for minor moving violations. Taking traffic school can keep points off your record and your insurance rates lower. Go to www.sgcity.org/trafficschool, select your language preference, and fill out the easy step-by-step application process. About Traffic School Languages: English and SpanishTotal Cost: $70.00 + Ticket Fine AmountNon-refundable.Schedule: Always availableLocation: www.sgcity.org/trafficschool Duration: Approximately 4 hoursNote: You may log in and out as often as necessary to complete the course. Questions about Traffic School Do not call the Court in reference to traffic school. For any questions relating to traffic school, call the Traffic School Helpline at 1-888-312-6552 or contact the City of St. George Legal Department at 435-627-4600. How long to I have to complete traffic school? If you are approved to take the course you must complete it within 30 days from approval. If I have paid for my ticket can I apply for Traffic School? NO! If you pay your ticket with Justice Court before applying or taking the traffic school course you will NOT be eligible for the course.

Brooks Nature Park:

Nuisance Questions:

Question: What can I do about my noisy neighbors?
Answer: You can call the St. George Police Dispatch at 435 627-4300 and request that an officer be sent to talk to the neighbors. Sometimes there are extenuating circumstances and when the officer arrives at the neighbor�s house, he or she has the discretion to determine that. If you wish, you can ask the dispatcher to have the officer call you back to tell you what the disposition was.

Blake Memorial Park:

Frequent Questions:

Question: What is the function of the Victim-Advocate?
Answer: The Victim Services Division of the Police Department has been extremely active assisting the victims of domestic violence and other criminal related charges. They are the victim's advocate through the court process helping the victims to have a voice, informing them of their rights, especially the right to assist in how the defendant will be sentenced. If you are a victim of a crime in the city of St. George or have any questions regarding the Victim Services unit, you can reach them Monday through Friday, 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. at (435) 627-4399. If you are calling outside of regular business hours, please leave your name and number and someone will return your call during the next business day. You may also email: victim.services@sgcity.org.

Frequent Questions:

Question: How do I change my court date?
Answer: If you are not available for the date you were assigned you will need to contact the court where your case is being processed and ask them how to continue your court date. If you received a citation or were arrested by one of the following agencies.....You must send notice to the following prosecutor: ANY TICKETS NOT WRITTEN IN ST GEORGE CITY by the:Sheriff's OfficeUtah Highway PatrolWildlife ResourcesPark and RecreationWashington County Attorney's OfficeJustice Court Prosecutor33 N 100 W, Suite 200St. George, Utah 84770(435) 634-5723Fax: (435) 634-5720ANY TICKETS WRITTEN IN ST GEORGE CITY by the:St. George Police DepartmentDixie State UniversityPort of EntrySheriff's OfficeUtah Highway PatrolSt. George City AttorneyJustice Court Prosecutor175 East 200 NorthSt. George, Utah 84770(435) 627-4600Fax: (435) 627-4260SPRINGDALE POLICEROCKVILLEVIRGINMarshall McConkieCall for mailing address(435) 313-2631If you were cited on SR59 between mile markers 3 through 12, please send notice toRobert CossonApple Valley Prosecutor1777 N Meadow Lark DrApple Valley, UT 84737(435) 574-1397

Public Safety: Fire Department: Fireworks Information:

...hnics display permit, please contact the St. George Fire Department at 435-627-4150. To report the discharge of fireworks in restricted areas please call the non-emergency dispatch number at 435-627-4300. For emergencies, call 911.

Pretreatment Program:

Question: How do I report an illegal discharge or a spill?
Answer: Please call the St. George Regional Water Reclamation Facility (SGRWRF) at (435) 627-4266. It would be helpful to tell us the discharge or spill location, color, approximate volume and if the discharge is ongoing. An SGRWRF representative will investigate the occurrence or refer you to the proper agency.

Sports and Recreation: All Arts and Recreation: Sunset on the Square:

2019 Schedule: MAY 05.24 “Field of Dreams” PG 106 min. Est. start time for movie: 8:46 p.m. JUNE 06.14 “Ralph Breaks the Internet” PG &...

Pretreatment Program:

Question: Where do I find information on the new Dental Point Source Category?
Answer: Contact SGRWRF at (435) 627-4266 Utah Department of Environmental Quality (https://deq.utah.gov) EPA (https://www.epa.gov)

City Council Members:

Question: How can I contact the Mayor and City Council members?
Answer: All written correspondence addressed to the City Council becomes a permanent public record, and is archived by the City. By phone: The Mayor and Councilmembers do not have set hours at City Hall. Because of that, residents are welcome to call them at their phone number(s) listed below, or via email. By email: To send an email to the Mayor and/or Councilmembers, use the email address listed below. By mail: Letters to the Mayor and/or Councilmembers should be mailed to City Hall at 175 East 200 North, St. George, UT 84770. In person: To schedule a meeting with the Mayor, contact the City Recorder at 435-627-4003. Because the Councilmembers do not have offices at City Hall, contact them directly either by phone or email.

Pretreatment Program:

Question: Where can I obtain Wastewater Discharge Application for a food service establishment?
Answer: A Wastewater Discharge Application can be obtained by contacting the City Business License Department, calling (435) 627-4266, or clicking the link- Wastewater Discharge Application (FSE).

Pretreatment Program:

Question: Why do I need a permit?
Answer: Permits are required for many reasons, depending on type of business, the volume and characteristics of wastewater discharged and the potential risk or impact to the collection system and wastewater treatment plant, SGRWRF personnel, or the Virgin River. Get information on permit requirements by calling (435) 627-4266.

Pretreatment Program:

Question: Where can I get a permit application?
Answer: Permit applications for SGRWRF’s wastewater permit programs can be obtained by calling (435) 627-4266.

Pretreatment Program:

Question: What type of permit do I need?
Answer: Several different permit types regulate industrial wastewater discharges to the sanitary sewer as well as trucked wastes accepted at the SGRWRF wastewater treatment plant in Bloomington. Get more information about SGRWRF's Permit Program by calling (435) 627-4266.

Pretreatment Program:

Question: Can I discharge wastewater generated from a short-term, limited volume project (ex. underground storage tank removal) to the sanitary sewer?
Answer: SGRWRF created a "Special Discharge" permit program specifically for these types of discharges. Call (435) 627-4266 for permit program information and a permit application.

Public Safety: Fire Department: Become a Firefighter:

...ot been contacted. You are welcome to contact Human Resources at 435-627-4670 to check the status of your application. PAR...

Public Safety: Fire Department: Food Truck Guidelines:

...review the attached documents for more information. Call our office at 435-627-4150 if you have questions about the State Fire Marshal's requirem...

Shadow Mountain Park:

Parks, Trails and Cemetery: City Trails: Middleton Wash Trail:

Description Middleton Wash Trail is a multi-use asphalt paved trail on the eastern portion of city. The trail runs north and south along Middleton Wash and eventually connects with the Virgin River N...

Shadow Mountain Park:

Public Safety: County Dispatch - 911:

...o the citizens that we serve. The non-emergency line for St. George is 435-627-4301 and should be used to request an officer for a report, to report suspicious people or vehicles and any other occurrence that is non-life threatening. Things of an emergency nature where injury or death could be the result should be a 911 call to the Communications Center. Non-Emergency Numbers St. George City, 435-627-4300 Washington County Sheriff’s Office, 435-634-5730 Hurricane City, 435-627-4900 Washington City, 435-627-4901 Washington County Burn Permit Website

Cottonwood Cove Park:

2019 Election Information:

...tah.gov or contact Christina Fernandez, St. George City Recorder, at (435) 627-4003 or at christina.fernandez@sgcity.org.christina.fernandez@sgcity.or...

Black Hill View Park:

Cottonwood Cove Park:

Black Hill View Park:

Employment Questions:

Question: What opportunities are there for civilians who want to work for the Saint George Police Department?
Answer: The St. George Police Department has several civilian employees. We have records personel, business office staff, full-time and part-time dispatchers, crossing guards, and volunteers. For more information, please call the Saint George City Human Resources Department at 435-627-4673.

Sports and Recreation: Recreation Facilities: Tonaquint Nature Center:

...ve questions call the St. George Leisure Services Department at (435) 627-4500.

Sports and Recreation: Recreation Facilities: Recreation Center: Recreation Center Fees:

Adult Prices (18 yrs +) $3.50 Senior Prices (62 yrs +) $3.00 Youth Prices (4-17 yrs) $2.50 ...

Bloomington Hills Park:

Sports and Recreation: All Arts and Recreation: 4th: The City of St. George's Star Search Talent Show Presented by State Bank of Southern Utah:

...p;Questions and more info -- Marianne Hamilton, races@sgcity.org, 435.627.4500 Hope to see you there, and that YOU’LL be the next ...

Utilities: Energy Department: Net Metering Information:

...nd my utility information? Contact the St. George City at 435-627-4095 to request a copy of your energy use history. Will the system be installed on the roof of my home, roof of an unattached garage or on the ground? That is a question for your installer to answer. You should check with the City Building Department to determine the requirements. 435-627-4000 Will the system include a battery bank to provide back-up power in the event of a utility power disruption? That is a question for your installer to answer. What are the fees and when do I have to pay them? The fees and how they are calculated are listed in the Net Metering Appendix which found in the Resources section of the Net Metering page on the City’s website. www.sgcity.org Can I install a solar PV system on my house? Yes a homeowner or business owner can install their own solar PV system. However, a licensed electrician will be required to handle the interconnection with the utility. An individual installing their own system will need to follow the net metering program requirements. How do I find a solar contractor? St. George requires all solar contractors to have a City business license and to have completed the pre-qualified solar contractor class. For a list of contractors that have met this requirement please contact 435-627-4095 It is recommended that you obtain more than one bid as pa...

Public Safety: Fire Department: Burn Permit - Information:

...tions. 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 Obtain a permit online at Washington County's Burn Permit Re...

Sports and Recreation: All Arts and Recreation: Pickleball: Pickleball Leagues: Spring Pickleball Leagues:

Spring Pickleball League Leagues are ladder leagues, where players will be placed on a ladder from the previous weeks score. Players will be placed into groups of 4 or 5 players. Playing...

Arts: Historic St. George LIVE!:

HISTORIC ST. GEORGE LIVE! Tours begin Visitors to St. George and residents too will meet Brigham Young, Erastus Snow, Orson Pratt, Jacob Hamblin, Judge John Menzies Macfarlane and ...

Frequently Asked Questions:

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.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Question: Does the Fire Department provide sand bags?
Answer: No. Please contact the City of St. George Streets Division at 435-627-4000 for information on obtaining sand bags.

The Fields at Little Valley:

Utilities: Apply for Utility Services:

...cation for all residential services. For business deposits please call 435-627-4700 5. Electric service in the Bloomington and Bloomington Hills area is provided by Dixie-Escalante Rural Electric Association. Their office is located at 145 W. Brigham Road in Bloomington. We provide water, sewer, and garbage only in these areas. An application is required for these city services. 6. If the home you are buying is newly constructed, you will need to request a garbage container from Washington County Solid Waste. You may reach them at 435-673-2813. 7. We accept Visa, Master Card, Checks and Cash. Payments can be made online by clicking Pay My Utility Bill under the City Services menu. 8. CenturyLink provides local telephone service in our area. Service may be initiated by calling 1- 800-244-1111. Dominion Energy provides natural gas. Their phone number is 800-323-5517. 9. Curbside Recycle “BluCan”. Please have your BluCan out by 6:00 am on your pickup day (see http://www.blucan.org/map.html for the schedule). BluCan will be picked up every other week on your normal garbage collection day. Missed pick up, please contact Dixie Waste at 435-673-5610. For New container delivery, please contact WCSW at 435-673-2813. For billing questions, please contact the City Utility Office at 435-627-4700. For additional information, you may reach our customer service department by calling 435-627-4700 Monday through Friday, 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Off...

Frequently Asked Questions:

Question: Does the Fire Department fill swimming pools?
Answer: No. Please contact the City of St. George Utility Office at 435-627-4748 or 435-627-4716 for more information regarding filling swimming pools.

The Fields at Little Valley:

Frequently Asked Questions:

Question: Who do I call if I notice a leaking fire hydrant?
Answer: The City of St. George Water Department maintains all the fire hydrants in the city. To report a leaking fire hydrant, please call 435-627-4800.

Frequently Asked Questions:

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.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Question: Does the Fire Department provide paint to the public to paint fire hydrants?
Answer: No. Please contact the City of St. George Water Department at 435-627-4800 for information on having fire hydrants painted.

Sports and Recreation: Recreation Facilities: Recreation Center: Recreation Center Policies:

...etc. Please direct them to Emerson Watanabe, Rec Center Coordinator at 435-627-4560.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Question: Does the Fire Department have an Eagle Scout project program?
Answer: We do not have any Eagle Scout projects available at this time. Please call the Parks Department at 435-627-4530 to inquire about their Eagle Scout project assistance program.

Arts: Arts Facilities: Opera House and Social Hall:

...the spirits of the people. The first play, "Eaton Boy", was presented in 1862 in a make-shift bower made of posts and brush near where the Tabernacle now stands. Such was the need and appetite for entertainment in this struggling little community. The first public building built by the settlers was the St. George Hall. It was built in 1862 as a place of recreation, entertainment and education. St. Geor...

Frequently Asked Questions:

Question: Does the Fire Department take old medications?
Answer: No, the Fire Department does not have storage capabilities for old medications. The St. George Police Department, located at 265 North 200 East, does have a medication drop box to accept used medications. You may also call the Police Department at 435-627-4300 for more information.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Question: Does the Fire Department install car safety seats for children?
Answer: No, the Fire Department does not provide this service. Please contact the Southwest Utah Public Health Department at 435-652-4067 or click here for information on installation of car safety seats for children. The Police Department also has people on staff who can assist you with installation of a car seat. The phone number for the Police Department is 435-627-4300.

Sports and Recreation: All Arts and Recreation: Tennis: Youth Tennis (Ages 4-18): High School Tennis Academy Ages 14 n Up Yellow Ball:

High School Tennis Academy Description High School Tennis Academy is available for all high school players regardless of your skill level. Players will have the opportunity to wor...

Bloomington Hills North Park:

Crosby Family Confluence Park:

Bloomington Hills North Park:

Public Safety: Fire Department: CPR-AED Program and Information:

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

Sports and Recreation: All Arts and Recreation: Fall Festival and Pumpkin Alley:

...uo;s activities you may call the St. George Leisure Services Department at 627-4500.

Hela Seegmiller Historical Farm:

Question: How can I reserve this park?
Answer: Call (435) 627-4530, or stop by our Parks Office (390 N. 3050 E., St. George) Mon-Fri between 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Hela Seegmiller Historical Farm:

Question: What type of event is considered to be a "Special Event"?
Answer: A special event is typically a one-time event such as a sports tournament, concert, walk or run in a park/trail. A park reservation AND a Special Event Permit are required to hold this type of event in a park or on a trail. To have a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Emilie Pinkelman at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit.

Utilities: Energy Department: Power Generation : Bloomington Generation Facility:

...stions pertaining to power generation, please feel free to call anytime at 627-4800.

Sports and Recreation: Recreation Facilities: Sand Hollow Aquatic Center: Sand Hollow Aquatic Center Birthday Party Reservations:

...s and we'll supply all the fun.To schedule your party today call us at 435-627-4585. (All packages include pool admission for up to 12 guests.) ...

Sports and Recreation: All Arts and Recreation: Pickleball: Pickleball Tournaments: Southern Utah Pickleball Shootout 2020 :

Dates: Wednesday, March 25th thru Saturday, March 28th Ball: TBA Events: *Please be aware age and skill events may be combined if not enough players *Match times will be ann...

Sports and Recreation: All Arts and Recreation: Tennis: Tennis Tournaments: St. George Doubles Tennis Classic:

St. George Doubles Tennis Classic When: Friday, November 15th & Saturday, November 16th Time: Friday matches will begin at 5pm (player check in at 4:30pm) &nb...

Sports and Recreation: All Arts and Recreation: Tennis: Tennis Tournaments: Club of Aces "Adult Singles" Tournament:

When: Friday, January 25th & Saturday, January 26th Age: 14+ Events & Skill: - 3.0 Singles / Mixer ...

Sports and Recreation: All Arts and Recreation: Tennis: Youth Tennis (Ages 4-18): Junior Development Ages 10 1/2 to 14 Green Dot Ball :

Description Jr. Development clinics utilize a 75% compressed green dot ball and a 78’ court (full size court) to help players between the ages of 10 and 13 and staying within the parame...

Adult Summer Slow Pitch Softball League:

Question: Can I request later game times?
Answer: Yes you can, but it is not a guaranteed. We will try and accommodate the requests, but remember they are just requests. Contact Nikelle Pledger at (435) 627-4500 if you have concerns.

Sports and Recreation: All Arts and Recreation: Pickleball: Weather Alerts (cancellations):

If we must cancel due to weather, the dates will be listed below, we want all of our players and staff to remain safe 12/4 Wednesday PM leagues have been canceled due to weather.

Adult Spring Slow Pitch Softball League:

Adult Fall One Pitch Slowpitch Softball League:

Sports and Recreation: All Arts and Recreation: Tennis: Weather Alerts:

If we must cancel due to weather, the dates will be listed below, we want all of our players and staff to remain safe 12/4 All Clinics and Liveball is cancelled &...

Sports and Recreation: Recreation Facilities: Sand Hollow Aquatic Center: American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor (WSI) Course:

...ed Cross programs. Participants must be 16 years or older. Please call 435-627-4585 to register for the class.

Sports and Recreation: Recreation Facilities: Sand Hollow Aquatic Center: Sand Hollow Aquatic Center Membership and Facility Reservation Information:

Individual & Family Passes City Cache Card Accepted Type Resident Non-Resident Family Quarterly $100.00 $150.00 Family 1/2 Year $175.00 $225.00 Family Annual $3...

Transportation and Engineering: Engineering: Application For Single Residential Lot Less Than 1 Acre StormWater Pollution Prevention Plan:

On July 1, 2019 the City of St George will be switching software to ComplianceGO for Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) compliance management. As a builder you are req...

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