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...t up their nets. If you are interested in helping set up, you will need to contact the tournament director ahead of time (at least a couple days befor...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
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Tennis Court Reservations please contact parks at 435-627-4530
Mayor and City Council
Mayor Michele Randall - 435-627-4001 - michele.randall@sgcity.org
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...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
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If you are interested in booking Artie for an event please contact natalie.gula@sgcity.org for more information.
...mportantly, pet waste can carry diseases which could make water unsafe for contact.
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Data Security
The City of St. George is committed to data security and the data integrity of personally identifiable information that is either available from or collected by governmental websites and takes reasonable precautions to protect personally identifiable information from loss, misuse, or alteration. We maintain physical, technical, and administrative safeguards. We update and test our security technology on an ongoing basis. We restrict access to your personal data to those employees who need to know that information to provide benefits or services to you. When a City application accepts credit cards or any other particularly sensitive information for any of its services, it encrypts all ordering information, such as your name and credit card number, to protect its confidentiality. However, as with any transmission over the Internet, there is always some element of risk involved in sending personal information. Unless otherwise prohibited by state or federal law, rule or regulation, an individual is granted the ability to access and correct personally identifiable information whether the information inaccuracy was accidental or by created unauthorized access. Visitors should be aware, however, that even though protections are in place, the City cannot guarantee against the occurrence of hardware failure, unauthorized intrusion, or other technical problems.
Non-City Websites
Various web sites may be linked through www.sgcity.org. Many of these sites, including private sector sites, are not subject to GRAMA and may also not be subject to other sections of the Utah Code or federal law. Visitors to those sites are advised to check the privacy notices of these sites and be cautious about providing personally identifiable information without a clear understanding of how the information will be used. Visitors may want to consult guidelines on protecting your personal information such as those recommended by the Privacy Alliance, at http://www.privacyalliance.org/protection/.
The City of St. George and www.sgcity.org are not responsible for the privacy practices, privacy notices or content regarding these other sites.
Information Storage
Retention of records obtained from the City’s website and other sources follows the City’s records retention schedule. Retention timelines can vary depending on what kind of information you provide.
Sharing Information
We may share information or statistics with third parties or the public in an anonymous form that does not directly identify you. This would typically be done to assess an online City service. No personally identifiable information would be released. Additionally, if a user is having issues with an online City service, we may share information with outside parties to the extent necessary to troubleshoot the issues or enhance the performance of the system.
If We Are Required by Law to Disclose Information
Under certain circumstances we may be required by law to disclose certain information to law enforcement authorities. Suspicious email, electronic threats, and any information on illegal activity may be provided to the appropriate authority.
Children’s Information
Our online City services are intended for use by adults. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13 years of age. However, we also do not try to determine whether a visitor is underage, therefore users should be aware that personally identifiable information submitted to www.sgcity.org by minors will be treated as information given by an adult and may become subject to Public Records Requests as controlled primarily by GRAMA. If you are a parent or legal guardian of a child under the age of 13 who you believe has submitted personal information by use of our Services, please contact the City’s Legal Counsel immediately.
Changes to this Privacy Notice and Security Policy
The City of St. George may change this Privacy Notice from time to time and reserves the right to do so without notice.
How to Contact Us
Questions regarding this Privacy Notice should be directed to Legal Counsel for the City of St. George. Please specify in the subject line of your e-mail “Privacy Notice”. You may also contact us at the following:
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...sements PRIOR to your event. If you have questions about insurance, please contact City staff as soon as possible.• 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 proposing to be 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 that may be necessary for your event:• Food Handlers Permit: (435) 986-2580• Large Tent Approval/Inspection: (435) 627-4150• Park Reservation: (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 Numbers for Events/Vendors: (801) 297-6303
What is a Special Event? âChapter 10, Section 3-10-2: Defines a "SPECIAL EVENT" as – A temporary event of any of the following or a combination of the following acts:A. Any athletic event, entertainment event, parade, carnival, circus, dance, musical event, rodeo event, fighting event, racing event, live shows, fairs, concerts, block parties, filming event, or outdoor sales event, whether held for-profit, nonprofit or charitable purposes held on private or public property within the city.B. Any organized assemblage at any public park, public square or other city property which gathers for a common purpose or event under the direction and control of a person or entity and which uses more services, amusement devices such as stages, inflatable devices or temporary structures, or equipment, whether provided by the city or a third party, than normally provided to groups which reserve park facilities or other city-owned facilities.C. Events held at the following are not special events under this chapter:
1. A building that has a business located in it that has a current annual business license as an event business;2. A building with an assembly group classification under the International Building Code, as adopted by the city, so long as the event does not exceed the posted occupant load as approved by the city and has a current annual business license, if required; and3. A government-owned facility.
D. For purposes of this chapter, city events are not special events, however, events sponsored by the city are special events.
A permit is also required for:a. Closing a public street;b. Blocking or restriction of public property, limiting the use of parks by the general public, and streets;c. Offer of merchandise, food, or beverages on public property or on private property where otherwise prohibited by ordinance;d. Erection of a tent on public property, or on private property where otherwise prohibited by ordinance;e. Installation of a stage, bandshell, trailer, van, portable building, grandstand or bleachers on public property, or on private property where otherwise prohibited by ordinance;f. Placement of portable toilets on public property, or on private property where otherwise prohibited by ordinance;g. Placement of temporary "no parking" signs in a public right-of-way.
Special Event Application Process: 1. The event applicant must complete and submit a Special Event Application to the Special Event Coordinator (SEC). The Special Event Application can be downloaded from the city’s website or can be picked up at City Hall - 175 East 200 North, St. George, UT 84770. 2. Reservation of City parks will be coordinated with a Parks Division representative, who will research the proposed event dates/times on the park facility schedule to prevent conflicts with sporting events, maintenance, and other activities. Please allow at least five (5) business days for this process. 3. A Parks Division representative will confirm availability of the location/date, collect the Park Reservation Fee, and issue a reservation contract. The Park Reservation is separate from the approval of the Special Event Permit.4. SEC will review the application and determine if the event requires "Committee Review" or "Non-Committee Review":
a. Committee Review: The Special Event Review Committee (SERC) must review the application and may request to meet with the applicant during a SERC meeting. Meetings are held on the first Tuesday of each month. The agenda is prepared by the SEC.
b. Non-Committee Review: The SEC reviews the application and will contact the applicant to inform them of which review process will be requir...
...s home to 4 fully operational Racquetball courts for all to play! This non-contact sport is fun for families and patrons of all ages!
...n by the Park Maintenance Division. For problems, concerns, or information contact the Parks Division at parks@sgcity.org.
Parks are open from sunrise to 10pm. Refer to Park Ordinance Title 7, Chapter 3.
All fees will be collected at the time of the reservation.
No refunds less than 7 days in advance.
Reservations will not be made less than 7 days in advance.
Reservations will not be made more than one calendar year away.
PRICING INFORMATION
Reservation Fees are assessed in 4 hour time blocks (7a-11a, 12p-4p, 5p-9p) and are based on the size and type of event. Please contact our office to confirm availability and exact fee.
Standard Fees:
$5...
RegistrationRegistration Issues?
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hilary.koch@sgcity.org
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...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
...links to specific leagues, and registration dates/plans. As always, please contact us with any questions, concerns, or recommendations on how we can i...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
...ies.
Solicits matching funds from the community where necessary.
Maintains contact with State and Federal agencies and councils that provide assistanc...
...and that if you apply for one of the roster positions, you may not be contacted for several months. If you apply and do not meet the minimums, yo...
If your preferred date and time is available please contact 435-627-4515 to reserve it.
*Please Note that there is a $25 fee if...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
Please refer to the Public Notice for each project on who to contact for technical questions regarding bidding documents.
...factors to consider when placing signs and banners for advertising, please contact the Community Development Department for questions about signage. T...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
...Water Audit. The audits are available annually from May through September. Contact Julie Gillens at 435-673-3617 to schedule an appointment.
...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...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
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- Address of the water break
The dispatcher will contact the on-call water personnel. Please be aware that that dispatcher m...
...learn. If there are suggestions or concern regarding the officials, please contact Jordan.Bird@sgcity.org
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
...(Drop in is only allowed if clinic session is not at full capacity. Please contact staff for availability.)
6 week clinics sessions
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...as outlined by the Washington School District. For more information please contact us at michael.swartz@sgcity.org
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
CONTACT INFO
Main Office (435) 627-4560
HOURS
Monday-Friday 5:30am-9:...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
...application by clicking the "Volunteer Application" button below.
After we contact you and invite you be a volunteer, you will need to report to HR at...
...capability. The sections are customizable and it is recommended to meet or contact stormwater@sgcity.org to find the perfect section for your group.
... Requirements.
For more information on Hazardous Waste please contact the SGRWRF Pretreatment Department.
SGRWRF
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...o leave your name and number, rest assured an officer or investigator will contact you.
If you have witnessed a crime, or have informat...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
RegistrationRegistration Issues?
Please contact Wayne or Hilary
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...n and cannot be recycled or about the recycling program in general, please contact the Washington County Solid Waste District directly at 435-673-2813...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
Where do I find information on the new Dental Point Source Category?
Contact SGRWRF at (435) 627-4266
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...rs, 175 East 200 North, St. George, Utah.
If you would like to contact the planning commission, please email planningcommission@sgcit...
... report a pothole or request roadway work to be done on your street please contact the St. George City Streets<
...lowing link, https://www.sgcity.org/utility/averagemonthlypaymentprogram/, contact a Customer Service Representative at 435-627-4700 and request an ap...
Individual City Council member contact information below.
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
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...ty Justice Court for all cases that were handled in our Court only. Please contact the Court for the packet or visit the Expungement Info section. It includes instructions and three forms that will need to be filled out by the appropriate parties. There is a total fee of $165 that will need to be paid to the Court. If the charge being expunged was originally dismissed there is no fee. Please be aware of the following time frames: Dismissals: 30 days from Closing date of the case. You may begin expungement proceedings, but the charge won't be expunged until 30 days have run from the date of closing. On most other cases, you must wait three (3) years from the case closing date with the EXCEPTION of Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol or Drugs and Alcohol Related Reckless convictions. The time period on those types of charges are ten (10) years from the closing date of the case. If you have any other questions regarding expungements, please contact the Court.
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• Address of the emergency
The dispatcher will contact the on-call personnel. Please be aware that that dispatcher m...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
The petitioner on my protective order contacted me. Can they be arrested for that? It is not against the law for the petitioner on a protective order to make contact with the respondent. However, the court issues a protective order on the basis that the petitioner wants no contact with the respondent or is afraid of them and the court does not loo...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
...nbsp;for our 2021 Summer swim lessons will begin on March 6th! Please contact Sand Hollow Aquatic Center at 435-627-4585 to sign up for swim less...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
...ntrance into the academy. Please do not reapply if you have not been contacted. You are welcome to contact Human Resources at 435-627-4670 to check the status of your application.
PART-TIME FIREFIGHTERS
Part-time firefighters are paid for the hours they work. There are no benefits with this position. Part-time firefighters who are also Utah or National Registry certified EMTs, AEMTs, or Paramedics receive a higher wage than part-time firefighters who are not EMTs.
A minimum of 45 hours worked each month is required to remain on the department.
To be eligible for the position of a part-time firefighter, you:
Must be 18 years of age
Must reside within 100-miles from St. George City center per St. George Fire Department Policy 1047 Residency Requirements at time of appointment and for the duration of employment.
Must possess a valid Utah driver's license (If residing outside the State of Utah within the 100-mile requirement of St. George City Fire Department Policy 1047 Residency Requirements, Driver license requirement must be approved by the City’s Human Resource Department for valid out of state license.)
FULL-TIME FIREFIGHTERS
You must possess the minimum certifications required for the position of a full-time firefighter at the time of application.
Full-time firefighters operate in three shifts on a 48/96 schedule.
Applicants for all positions will go through physical agility testing, an oral board interview, and written testing. Reserve firefighter applicants are required to attend an orientation meeting prior to testing so they understand reserve firefighter expectations. Spouses are encouraged to attend the reserve firefighter orientation.
Detailed information on each position and on the St. George Fire Department Physical Agility test can be found below. If you have additional questions, please contact our office.
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...ffort to accommodate all children. If your child has special needs, please contact us at recreate@sgcity.org before registration to discuss what needs...
...learn. If there are suggestions or concern regarding the officials, please contact vanessa.mcmillan@sgcity.org
Who to Contact
Director of Leagues - Hilary Koch or Wayne Bullock
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...re limited to instructor and court availability.
**Meet the staff below to contact a instructor that meets your needs.
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
... would like information on obtaining a pyrotechnics display permit, please contact the St. George Fire Department at 435-627-4150.
To rep...
...s outlined by the Washington School District. For more information, please contact us at michael.swartz@sgcity.org.
... coach verification, confirm your verified, or for more information please contact:
Angela Crooks - angela.crooks@sgcity.org&nbs...
...has an assigned volunteer coach. If you are interested in coaching, please contact us so you can complete a background check. Background checks MUST b...
.... PSR is held via Zoom. Your request will be reviewed, we will contact you with an appointment time and the Zoom meeting information. ...
...the net metering program works before you sign a purchase agreement. Contact the Energy Services Department to review how the program works and/or review the program documents at the bottom of the page.
The City adopted a Net Metering Program in 2005 and revised the program in 2015. The 2015 revisions included implementation of the following fees.
One Time Fees:
Application Fee
Bi-directional Meter Fee
Monthly Solar Reliability Fee
Based on the kWh produced by the system
The “RESOURCES” section below contains the documents related to the Net Metering Program.
Net Metering Program – this document explains the program and the requirements customers have to meet to participate. This is an informational document.
Net Metering Application – this is the document that must be filled out and submitted to the Energy Services Department to start the process. This document must be filled out and submitted via the City Inspect program - available at this link: http://stg.cityinspect.com/
Questions regarding the City Inspect program should be directed to the Building Department. 435-627-4100
Net Metering Agreement – this document is an agreement with the customer and the city regarding the responsibilities of each party with regard to the solar PV system operation. This document requires a customer’s notarized signature. The Net Metering Agreement can be submitted to the Energy Services Department (811 E Red Hills Parkway) at any time during the application review process. However, it must be submitted before the system will be approved to go on line.
Net Metering Appendix – this document details the fees related to the program and the calculation of the monthly solar reliability charge and the annual buy back of any excess energy the customer generated. This is an informational document.
Common questions related to the Net Metering Program
If you are considering installing solar PV on your home or business, there are several questions to ask in order to make an informed decision.
What is roof top solar?
Roof top solar typically refers to solar Photovoltaic (PV) system installed on a roof which generates energy from the sun to power a person’s home or business.
What terms do I need to understand about solar PV systems?
Behind the customer meter: The system is located so that any generated electricity flows first the customer, if the customer needs more energy than the solar PV is generating, St. George delivers the energy to you from the electrical grid. For example, if your home uses 100 kWh a day and your system produces 80 kWh per day, you will receive 20 kWh a day from the electrical grid.
kW: Kilowatt – is equal to 1,000 watts. A solar PV system capacity is measured in kW. For example a 3 kW system would have the ability to produce 3 kW of demand (which is the maximum of energy output at a moment in time).
kWh – kilowatt hour – is a measurement of energy, it is a kW multiplied by the time in hours. For instance 2 kW for 1 hour is 2 kWh. Customers are billed based on how many kWh consumed in a billing cycle. For example if you have a 3 kW system (shown above) and it generated 3 kW for 1 hour, it would produce 3 kWh of energy. It is estimated that a 3 kW system in St. George has the potential of generating 5,193 kWh in a 12 month period. The energy produced would go first to your home and then if any more energy is needed, St. George would deliver energy to you from the electrical grid.
How much will a solar PV system cost? Solar PV system costs can vary depending on many factors such as the size or capacity of the system. Some questions to ask may be:
How large of a system do I need?
This question addresses what is termed “name plate capacity” of a solar PV system and is expressed in kilowatts (kW). The capacity of the system will tell you how much energy the system will generate. For example a 3 kW system is expected to generate 5,193 kWh in a year.
PV Watts Calculator is a website that can provide an estimate of how many kWh’s you will save based on the system size. The website is http://pvwatts.nrel.gov/
How can I find my utility information?
Contact the St. George City at 435-627-4700 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 can install solar on the house they are residing in. A homeowner cannot install solar on income property. A licensed electrician will be required to handle the interconnection with the utility. An individual installing a system on their owner/occupied home 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 part of the decision making process.
Once I’ve decided on a contractor or am ready to install the system myself, what is the next step?
Complete the Net Metering Application which can be obtained via the City Inspect webportal. Contact The Building Department with questions related to the City Inspect ...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
...gistrations are non-refundable. If you need to switch your session, please contact us at recreate@sgcity.org
...ffort to accommodate all children. If your child has special needs, please contact us at leisure@sgcity.org before registration to discuss what needs ...
...gistrations are non-refundable. If you need to switch your session, please contact us at recreate@sgcity.org
RegistrationRegistration Issues?
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hilary.koch@sgcity.org
435-627-4522
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...(Drop in is only allowed if clinic session is not at full capacity. Please contact staff for availability.)
6 week clinics sessions
Monda...
Does the Fire Department provide sand bags? No. Please contact the City of St. George Streets Division at 435-627-4000 for informa...
...gistrations are non-refundable. If you need to switch your session, please contact us at recreate@sgcity.org
... IF you're going to be late for check-in but arriving by match time please contact your league director for check-in.
Scores and Standings
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6 Week Clinic: $84 R...
...re limited to instructor and court availability.
**Meet the staff below to contact a instructor that meets your needs.
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Scores and Standings
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No burning of trash or construction debris is permitted. Please contact Washington County Solid Waste at 435-673-2813 for information on di...
RegistrationRegistration Issues?
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hilary.koch@sgcity.org
435-627-4522
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...er week on your normal garbage collection day. Missed pick up, please contact Republic Service at 435-673-2821. For New container delivery, please contact Washington County Solid Waste District at 435-673-2813. For billing questions, please contact the City Utility Office at 435-627-4700.
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...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
...a special event you must first make the park or trail reservation and then contact Special Events at (435) 627-4712 to obtain the Special Event Permit...
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St.George Pickleball
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Wayne Bullock
City of St. George
Wayne.Bullock@sgcity.org
Sgcity.org/pickleball
Little Valley Pickleball Complex
Public Facility of the Year
Professional Pickleball Registry
St. George, UT, August 19, 2020 — Each year the PPR (Professional Pickleball Registry) recognizes one facility and its workforce that sets high standards through education and certification for programs and opportunity in the pickleball industry. Recently, the Little Valley Pickleball Complex in St. George, UT was chosen as “Public Facility of the Year” by the PPR.
In 2018, the USAPA (USA Pickleball Association) formed an alliance with PTR (Professional Tennis Registry) to create PPR (Professional Pickleball Registry). PTR was founded in 1976 by renowned coach Dennis Van der Meer. PTR is recognized internationally in 125 countries with over 16,000 members. The partnership of these major associations has improved pickleball education and certifications across the nation. Pickleball instructors have improved their coaching skills, techniques, strategies, and demonstrations through the PPR certification program. The Professional Pickleball Registry has ultimately enhanced the quality of pickleball in the United States, which has created a respectable and competitive environment in the pickleball society.
The Pickleball Staff in St. George strives to create a family-friendly environment that exemplifies athletic professionalism. Hence, several staff members are repeatedly PPR certified; certifications require renewal after one year to prompt continuous learning. Consistent improvement of coaching skills permits the program and players to ameliorate. Staff members completed the PPR certifications to ensure professional and personable service to the players who participate in their programs. The Head Pro of Tennis and Pickleball, Wayne Bullock, stated: “We hold ourselves to a very high standard when conducting programs.” When instructing clinics, managing leagues, and hosting tournaments the staff provides a professional and magnetic atmosphere. The St. George pickleball program has truly risen to new heights because of staff PPR certifications.
Diligence, persistence, imagination, and fun were used to create the Pickleball program that numerous locals enjoy today. In 2012, Wayne Bullock established the first pickleball program for the City of St. George on four permanent and two temporary courts at Vernon Worthen Park. During that time Bullock creatively launched the ladder league format; the unique design of the league allows participants to play with multiple partners in one night. The league format and scorecard became so popular that the USA Pickleball Association contacted Bullock for permission to adopt it. Currently, Bullock is the lead contact for any ladder league questions for cities across the country. The ...
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...urt and a 25% compression red ball. This will allow players to make better contact with the ball, and introduce them to a realistic playing style. Players in level 1 will focus on hand-eye coordination, Cooperative drills, contacting the ball, and parts of the court for the first few weeks. The last half of the session will be spent learning the forehand and backhand groundstrokes. Refer to the class syllabus below.
4:30pm to 5:30pm / Level 2 - Players with some tennis experience who can demonstrate proper strokes at times. Level 2 will be played on a 60’ court and 50% compression orange balls to help players improve their tennis game. Players will continue to develop forehand and backhand groundstrokes putting them on course for Team Orange. Court etiquette and scoring will be introduced to Level 2 players as well. Refer to the class syllabus below.
4:30pm to 6:00pm / Advanced / Team Orange - Players who have achieved a level of ability that can handle full speed and court of Orange Balls and 60’ court. Players will continue to work on their forehand and backhand groundstrokes. Players will be introduced to the serve, volley and match play. Players are on course for Jr. Development Green Dot Balls. Team Orange is invitation only. Time is from 4:30pm to 6:00pm allowing for match play,)
Level 1 (Beginner) Syllabus:
Week 1 & 2: Hand-eye coordination, Co-op drills, Familiarization with racquet and court, games.
Week 3, 4 & 5: Forehand and Backhand groundstrokes, parts of the court, games.
Week 6: Review of Forehand & Backhand groundstrokes, introduction to scoring, and match play training.
Level 2 (Intermediate) Syllabus
Week 1 & 2: Forehand Groundstroke, parts of the court, games
Week 3 & 4: Backhand Groundstroke, court etiquette, games
Week 5 & 6: Review of Forehand & Backhand groundstrokes, introduction to scoring, and match play training.
Team Orange Syllabus:
Week 1 & 2: Forehand & backhand groundstrokes, intro to serving
Week 3 & 4: Intro to Volleys, continue practicing groundstrokes and serves
Week 5 & 6: Singles strategy, consistency with groundstrokes, lots of serving. End of Session Tournament will play on the last Thursday of each session.
Pricing Information
Drop-in Fee: $17 Resident / $22 Non Resident (Drop in is only allowed if clinic session is not at full capacity. Please contact staff for availability.)
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A. Any User who commences the discharge of hazardous waste shall notify the POTW, the EPA Regional Waste Management Division Director, and State hazardous waste authorities, in writing, of any discharge into the POTW of a substance which, if otherwise disposed of, would be a hazardous waste under 40 CFR Part 261. Such notification must include the name of the hazardous waste as set forth in 40 CFR Part 261, the EPA hazardous waste number, and the type of discharge (continuous, batch, or other). If the User discharges more than one hundred (100) kilograms of such waste per calendar month to the POTW, the notification also shall contain the following information: 1) an identification of the hazardous constituents contained in the wastes; 2) an estimation of the mass and concentration of such constituents in the wastestream discharged during that calendar month; and 3) an estimation of the mass of constituents in the wastestream expected to be discharged during the following twelve (12) months. All notifications must take place no later than one hundred and eighty (180) days after the discharge commences. Any notification under this paragraph need be submitted only once for each hazardous waste discharged. However, notifications of changed conditions must be submitted under Section 8-4-6.5 of this ordinance. The notification requirement in this Section does not apply to pollutants already reported by Users subject to categorical Pretreatment Standards under the selfâmonitoring requirements of Sections 8-4-6.1, 8-4-6.3, and 8-4-6.4 of this ordinance.
B. Dischargers are exempt from the requirements of paragraph A, above, during a calendar month in which they discharge no more than fifteen (15) kilograms of hazardous wastes, unless the wastes are acute hazardous wastes as specified in 40 CFR 261.30(d) and 261.33(e). Discharge of more than fifteen (15) kilograms of non-acute hazardous wastes in a calendar month, or of any quantity of acute hazardous wastes as specified in 40 CFR 261.30(d) and 261.33(e), requires a oneâtime notification. Subsequent months during which the User discharges more than such quantities of any hazardous waste do not require additional notification.
C. In the case of any new regulations under section 3001 of RCRA, identifying additional characteristics of hazardous waste or listing any additional substance as a hazardous waste, the User shall notify the Manager, the EPA Regional Waste Management Waste Division Director, and State hazardous waste authorities of the discharge of such substance within ninety (90) days of the effective date of such regulations.
D. In the case of any notification made under this Section, the User shall certify that it has a program in place to reduce the volume and toxicity of hazardous wastes generated.
E. This provision does not create a right to discharge any substance not otherwise permitted to be discharged by this ordinance, a permit issued thereunder, or any applicable Federal, State, or local law.
Definitions: (Ord. 8-4-1.4)(T)
Hazardous Waste. Waste as defined in 40 CFR 261.3, incorporated herein and made a part hereof.
Prohibited Discharge Standards: (Ord. 8-4-2.1)
A. General Prohibitions. No User shall introduce or cause to be introduced into the POTW any pollutant or wastewater which causes Pass Through or Interference. These general prohibitions apply to all Users of the POTW whether or not they are subject to categorical Pretreatment Standards or any other National, State, or local Pretreatment Standards or Requirements.
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