This is Southern Utah's longest running half marathon, attracting up to 2500 runners. In its 38th year, this spectacular race is on paved city trails that wind along the Virgin River and take you through the beautiful landscape of St. George. Pre and Late-Entry race registration fee includes a St. George Half Marathon T-Shirt (shirt not guaranteed for day before/day of registrations), finisher medal for all 1/2 Marathon, 5K and Move It! Kids finishers, chip timing, and post-race refreshments. We can not confirm a shirt for those who register at the Expo or the day of the event.  Kids Race Distances: 1 Mile, 1/2 Mile, 200 Meter Dash Aid Station Information: Aid stations will be located at approximately miles 2.2, 4.9, 6.4, 8.6, 10.9, and one will be at the turnaround for the 5K. Water and Gatorade will be available at each aid station and Gu will be available at aid stations 6.4 and 8.6.  Start Time Information: 9:00am Half Marathon Distances (Runners and Competitive Walking Division)  9:15am 5K  11:00am Move IT! Kids Expo/ Packet Pickup: Friday, January 17, 2020, from 2 to 8 pm MST at the Dixie Convention Center.  Registration will be available at the Expo/Packet Pickup for an additional fee and no shirt is guaranteed.  Award and Medals: Awards will be 3 persons deep in each 5-year age category for both Men and Women. All Half Marathon, 5K, and Move It! Kids Finishers will receive a medal upon completion! Time Limits: Please be aware that all athletes must finish the race in 3 hours and 30 minutes- roughly a 16-minute mile. Athletes who have not finished by this time will be allowed to stay on the course but will not have course support, the clock will be stopped and taken down, and those over 3.5 hours will receive and DNF (did not finish) in the official results.  Competitive Walking Division: The 2020 Snow Canyon Half Marathon will feature a competitive walking division. We're excited to host this new category at this already outstanding event. For more information on race walking and power walking, please click here or here. Races walkers and power walkers are welcome to compete in the 5K, but we are only offering a special walking division (with awards) for the half marathon. We will have staff on the course to make sure our competitive walkers and actually walking and not running, so follow the honor system and stay walking or you will be caught! Please note that there will be a 3.5-hour time limit for all division's including this division (in correlation with the 3.5-hour time limit for the half marathon), so we recommend that casual walkers not sign up for this division.  The St. George Half Marathon is a USATF Certified Course!

The WSI course focuses on preparing candidates to teach the Red Cross Swim programs...

...ice and IRONMAN 70.3 St. George Staff   Traffic Impact Information (PDF)

...Doubles / Open Saturday, March 30th / Mixed Doubles / Open Skill level within the age divisions:  3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5 & 5.0   Location:  Little Valley Pickleball Complex / 2149 Horseman Park Drive Format:  Double Elimination or Round Robin (6 teams or less) Referees:  Gold medal matches will have a referee Paid Registration will take place through pickleballtournaments.com using Authorize.net.  Paid registration will open December 1st   Online Payment Online payments will take place at pickleballtournaments.com using Authorize.net Early Bird Fees Deadline:  Sunday, March 10th Registration Fee - $25.00 person Event Fee - $15.00 each event Fees after Early Bird Deadline Registration Fee:  $30.00 Event Fee:  $20.00 * In Person Fees * In person fees must be approved by the tournament director Players who are substituting due to injury, family emergency, etc. will pay Early Bird Fee, upon approval of tournament director.  Players who have not contacted tournament director about payment BEFORE the deadline may be withdrawn from tournament. Registration Fee:  $35.00 Event Fee: ...

Question: How do I learn more about the off leash dog park area?
Answer: Please read the Dog Park Rules (pdf)

...designated areas of the City. No fireworks of any kind are to be used within 200 feet of the following areas:  Dry washes and drainages River and stream corridors Hillsides, plateaus and mesa tops Undeveloped open space or natural terrain  Use of fireworks is completely prohibited in the development north of Snow Canyon Parkway on State Road 18, including The Ledges development. Prohibited activities include: No discharge of fireworks within the areas listed No firecrackers, cherry bombs, roman candles, bottle rockets, single or reloadable mortars, or other Class "C" fireworks not State of Utah approved. Recreational fires, unless the location is approved by the fire department (click here for recreational burning regulations) Welding, cutting, or grinding within the areas listed, unless approved by the fire department. No sky lanterns.   Fireworks restrictions are in effect, and it is important that you understand which locations throughout the city are restricted and considered dangerous for personal fireworks use.  We hope that you find this webpage useful in identifying these areas.  Local fireworks retailers will also have maps available for you to view.  Your help in keeping our community safe this holiday season is very much appreciated.    Safety TipsThe lighting of fireworks on holidays have become a tradition with many families.  If families act responsibly with legal fireworks activities, they should have an enjoyable holiday.  The vast majority of legal displays occur without incident.  The majority of fire incidents that occur are a result of illegal or improper fireworks discharges.  Be smart, safe, and responsible.  Use only fireworks purchased in the State of Utah from licensed dealers or retailers. If you purchased the fireworks out of state, they may not be legal in this state.  You will be cited if found to be in possession of illegal fireworks, and will be responsible to pay for damages and extinguishing costs as a result of any fires that you cause. Use fireworks only with responsible adult supervision at all times. Never allow young children to handle fireworks. Light the fireworks in an open area and on a non-combustible surface, such as a driveway or paved area.  If windy conditions exist, do not light fireworks. Keep a bucket of water available. Handle used and "dud" fireworks with a shovel. Soak fireworks thoroughly in a bucket of water, or douse them with a hose prior to disposal. Keep clear while lighting fireworks, and do not lean over them at any time. Do not relight “dud” fireworks. Watch out for your pets and animals.  It is preferable to keep them indoors and away from the displays. Check for any restrictions that may apply to your area. Fireworks are an American tradition.  Safety and common sense are important as we celebrate the holidays with fireworks.  Fireworks can provide hours of wholesome family enter...

...ed below are the requirements for establishing residential utility service with St. George Utilities:    1. Complete the Residential Utility Application which covers service for electric, water, sewer, and garbage, in most St. George locations. Please submit a copy of a Driver's License, Passport, or state issued ID with each application.   2. If you have had prior service with the City of St. George, any outstanding balances must be brought current before services can be established at a new location.    3. All requests for electric or water service should allow 3 business days (Monday through Friday) for processing. Please check with the seller or landlord of your property to coordinate disconnect and c...

The Prosecutor, under the direction of the City Attorney and with assistance from the support staff, performs professional duties as required to carry out the efficient and effective prosecution of civil or criminal cases and the ongoing legal process of City government.  The City of St. George prosecutes infraction, class B and C misdemeanor, and traffic cases through the Washington County Justice Court. The prosecutor is unable to speak with concerned individuals or provide any information on a case, until the individual has been arraigned. The prosecuting attorney spends a large amount of time in court prosecuting crimes that happen in the City of St. George that have been investigated by: St. George Police Department, St. George Code Enforcement, Washington County Sherriff, Washington County Task Force/Gang Unit, Utah Highway Patrol, Dixie State College, Port of Entry, St. George Animal Control, Adult Probation & Patrol, Department of Wildlife Reserve (DWR), and U.S. Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE). After information is gathered from various law enforcement entities, formal charges are filed and trial preparations begin. Our criminal attorney handles every stage of the prosecution, from arraignment through sentencing and the supporting staff manages the thousands of documents that support this function. The Prosecutor appears in court and presents the evidence and argument on behalf of City of St. George and the State of Utah. All of the prosecutions a...

...(coming soon!) and download your entry form below. Download and print the PDF entry form, fill it out and bring or mail your form to the Museum at 47...

  The St. George Recreation Center has partnered with Dixie State University to present an interactive learning experience!   Come explore the world of science at the St. George Rec Center! Witness incredible demos and participate in hands-on interactive activities. Each child will receive a t-shirt and a swag bag filled with goodies!  

...") constitute an underutilized resource of ideas, knowledge and experience with respect to the City and its affairs: and Whereas the Mayor of St. George ("the Mayor") seeks input from the youth into the affairs and issues of the City through a city youth council;   Now, therefore the Mayor and the City Council of the City hereby establish the St. George Youth Council as an advisory board, with all the rights, responsibilities, and privileges associated therewith. As such, and in order for tranquility to be maintained, the following...

Question: How do I learn more about the off leash dog park area?
Answer: Please read the Dog Park Rules (pdf)

...eek engaged in service projects, learning how to become a leader, engaging with our City council and having fun. Everybody in the Council will get a c...