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...moved and, if not, will call for a tow truck.  ... How do I contest a traffic citation? If you received your citation within Washington County, call the Washington County Justice Court at 435-634-5728 to get information on appealing your citation.  ... How do I pay a traffic citation? If you received your citation within Washington County, you may mail your payment to Washington County Justice Court, 87 N. 200 E. St. George, UT 84770. If you wish to pay by credit card, call the court at 435-634-5728.  ... If my vehicle was towed, what do I do? 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.  ... My car is missing. How can I see if it was stolen or towed? 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.  ... What can be done about illegally parked vehicles, such as those blocking a driveway? Call the police department at 435 627-4300 to report the violation. ... What should I do if I've been involved in a traffic accident? Stay at the scene and call the police department. If ther...

....bangerter@sgcity.org  435-627-4386 ... St. George Police Department Traffic Detour Information ... Detour Links for Ironman 70.3 World Championship St. George October 28 & 29, 2022 ... Detour Links for Ironman 70.3 North American Championship St. George May 6, 2023 Click a link below for an interactive map and specific directions: ... Detour Links for St. George Marathon Saturday October 1, 2022 Click a link below for an interactive map and specific directions: ... IRONMAN 70.3 North American Championship St. George May 6, 2023 DOWNTOWN ST. GEORGE Detour to 400 East-100 South-Bluff St:   Bluff Street is open from Sunset to I-15 St. George Blvd will be closed from 200 East to 400 West (Detour at 400 East to 100 South) Eastbound/Westbound traffic will need to utilize 100 South or 700 South Vehicle traffic will NOT be able to cross Diagonal St. Red Hills Parkway will ONLY have an Eastbound lane open from 1400 West (Snow Canyon Pkwy) to Highland Drive. All Westbound traffic will need to utilize the 100 South Detour Eastbound and Westbound traffic will be allowed on Red Hills Parkway between Highland Drive and Green Springs Drive(Washington City) with intermittent delays and limited access to residential/business areas.   Detour to NB Bluff Street (SR-18 to Veyo): Travel WEST on Sunset Blvd to Dixie Downs Rd, turn right Travel NORTH on Dixie Downs Rd to Snow Canyon Parkway, turn right Travel EAST to Bluff Street (SR-18) turn RIGHT as directed Travel SOUTH to a designated U-TURN location as directed by signs and cones Travel NORTH on Bluff/SR-18 staying on the far RIGHT side of the roadway as directed by cones Traffic will be allowed NB and SB on SR-18 into St. George with intermittent delays and pilot cars *Note - A pilot car with intermittent delays will escort traffic as follows: The Ledges to Snow Canyon State Park Diamond Valley through Dammeron Valley     Detour to Red Hills Parkway Travel WEST on Sunset Blvd to Dixie Downs Rd, turn right Travel NORTH on Dixie Downs Rd to Snow Canyon Parkway, turn right Travel EAST to Red Hills Parkway Red Hills Parkway will only have an Eastbound lane open from 1400 West (Snow Canyon Pkwy) to Highland Drive. All Westbound traffic will need to utilize the 100 South Detour Eastbound and Westbound traffic will be allowed on Red Hills Parkway between Highland Drive and Green Springs Drive(Washington City) with intermittent delays and limited access to residential/business areas.   Detour to West Snow Canyon Pkwy / Ivins:   Travel WEST on Sunset Blvd to Dixie Downs Rd, turn right Travel NORTH on Dixie Downs Rd to Snow Canyon Parkway, turn left Travel WEST on Snow Canyon Parkway as directed by signs and cones Residential traffic restrictions will be directed as follows: Artesia Drive (CLOSED) - Use Lakota Drive Russel Drive (CLOSED) - Use Lakota Drive Lakota Drive - OPEN with Flagger Castle Rock Rd (CLOSED) - Use Lakota Drive Magatsu Circle (CLOSED) - Use Entrada Trail The Cliffs - OPEN with Flagger Sunset Blvd through St. George, Santa Clara Drive through Santa Clara and Old Dixie Hwy 91 through Ivins will be the easiest to access for all three cities. Eastbound and Westbound traffic will be allowed on Snow Canyon Parkway from 1400 West through Ivins with intermittent delays and limited access to residential/business areas Two way vehicle traffic will be permitted along the bicycle course through Ivins, Gunlock and Veyo with reduced speeds and caution Red line = Detour Route    Green = Event Closure ... detour.sgcity.org is designed to be utilized by the City of St. George Police Department as a way to quickly relay traffic detour information to the public. Special roadside signs posted at closure points will display unique QR codes and website links. These one-click links will show a map with a highlighted route and accompanying directions to specific locations. Additional links will be available at the homepage regarding other closures and detours. This program will be utilized during planned special events such as Ironman 70.3, St. George Marathon, Ironman World Championship with pre-planned routes and maps. In addition, this program will prove beneficial when emergency situations cause traffic detours such as fatal crash investigations, large scale police/fire scenes, and weather or disaster related detours. To improve safety and discourage drivers utilizing mobile devices while driving, these links will provide very basic maps and directions similar to other navigation options. These signs will be strategically placed so as to be visible to drivers but to utilize a natural stopping location in order to access the QR Code or website. We remind drivers that they are required to be stopped and out of traffic before accessing this type of information and encourage passengers to act as co-pilots in accessing these maps and providing direction to drivers.  ... St. George Marathon October 1, 2022 DOWNTOWN ST. GEORGE Detour to 400 East-100 South-Bluff St:   Bluff Street is open from Sunset to I-15 St. George Blvd will be closed from 200 East to 400 West (Detour at 700 East to 700 South) Eastbound/Westbound traffic will need to utilize 700 South Vehicle traffic will NOT be able to cross Diagonal St. Red Hills Parkway will be OPEN   Detour to NB Bluff Street (SR-18 to Diamond Valley): Travel WEST on Sunset Blvd to 1400 West, turn right Travel NORTH on 1400 West to Snow Canyon Parkway, turn right Travel EAST to Bluff Street (SR-18) turn LEFT as directed by an officer Travel NORTH on Bluff/SR-18 staying in the single NB lane as directed by cones Traffic will be allowed NB and SB on SR-18 into St. George from The Ledges Traffic will be allowed NB and SB on SR-18 between Winchester Hills and Diamond Valley with delays and pilot cars    Detour to Red Hills Parkway Travel WEST on Sunset Blvd to 1400 West, turn right Travel NORTH on 1400 West to Snow Canyon Parkway, turn right Travel EAST to Red Hills Parkway Red Hills Parkway will be OPEN   Detour to/from Veyo & Central via GUNLOCK   SR-18 is expected to be open by approximately 2:00pm for NB/SB traffic.   Red line = Detour Route    Green = Event Closure...

Final Schedule*August 11, 2021 This project to improve traffic flow and safety on River Road from Riverside Drive to 1450 South has now reached Substantial Completion. There will be occasional small crews on-site to complete final details but all major construction is finished and traffic is flowing in a normal pattern. The project increased capacity thro...

...ill not be opened until all improvements have been completed.    Traffic patterns will stay the same with traffic shifted to the west on 3000 East and the speed limit reduced to 30 mph.    Please obey the posted speed limit and follow all traffic control for the safety of everyone.     Motorists are encouraged to use alternate routes when appropriate. Thank you for your patience.   Phase 1 - Completed Phase 2 - Completed Phase 3 - Completed  Phase 4 - December 2022 to Summer 2023 Phase 5 - Begin mid- 2023    Phase 6 - Begin late 2023   *Schedule is subject to change due to funding, weather, supply chain disruptions and other unforeseen circumstances.   Speed Limit Reduction: The speed limit through the construction zone has been reduced to 30 MPH. The lower speed is necessary for motorists traveling through the new and changing traffic control and for the safety of crews working in the area.

...e may better design online services and improve access to them. We analyze traffic to our services in various ways, including using third-party services.    Use of Cookies We use “persistent cookies”. We use “temporary cookies” on some parts of www.sgcity.org, and such temporary cookies expire upon the end of the browsing session. The use of cookies is a standard practice among Internet websites. Most Internet web browsers may be customized to reject cookies, to only accept or reject cookies by user intervention, or to delete cookies. Rejecting and/or removing cookies, however, may lead to loss of functionality on selected pages requiring cookies to function fully.   Access to Personally Identifiable Information From Governmental Websites and the Governmental Records Access and Management Act As a municipal government, the City of St. George is a public governmental body subject to Chapter 2, Title 63 of the Utah Code, the law entitled the Government Records Access and Management Act (GRAMA). Information about GRAMA can be found on the Utah State Legislature website at https://le.utah.gov/xcode/Title63G/Chapter2/63G-2.html. If an appropriate request is made to the City for information that is subject to disclosure under Chapter 2, and not made confidential elsewhere in the Utah Code, the City of St. George may be required to disclose the information requested, even if it may include your personally identifiable information. While Chapter 2 sets the general policies for access to government records in the state of Utah, other sections of the Utah Code as well as other federal laws also deal with confidentiality issues.   All records that are prepared, owned, received, or retained by a governmental entity that may be reproduced by certain means are considered public, unless they are private, controlled, or protected, as outlined in GRAMA, or are records to which access is restricted according to court rule, other State law, federal law, or federal regulation. Information that is generally considered public record under GRAMA and not made confidential elsewhere in the Utah Code or by federal law, may be subject to electronic access through the City’s website. Personally identifiable information is not a classification of records under GRAMA.   Use of e-mail addresses E-mail addresses obtained as a result of a request to the City website will not be sold or provided to private companies by the City for marketing purposes. The information collected is subject to the access and provisions of GRAMA, other applicable sections of the Utah Code or federal law. E-mail or other information requests sent to the City website may be maintained in order to respond to the request, forward that request to the appropriate department, communicate updates to the City webpage that may be of interest to citizens, or to provide the City web designer with valuable customer feedback to assist in improving the site. Individuals will be provided with the ability “opt out” at any time of any communications regarding new service updates.   Third-party Services The City and elected offices contract with third parties for certain services such as web traffic monitoring, website optimization form submissions, and workflow too...

...ith one of the challenges of the Engineering Division, which is to improve traffic flow and promote safety for the traveling public. This Division is ...

...e 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 are handled at the Washington County Justice Court and Fifth District Court House.  Traffic Offenses - General information Fine Bail Schedule    ...

...0 signs, 180 miles of storm drain pipe, 1300 acres of flood plains, and 46 traffic signals with only 33 employees and an annual budget of approximately $4,500,000. Services provided by the Streets Division include: asphalt repair; pavement sealing; striping; signing; maintaining and installing traffic signals; weed abatement; tamarisk removal; flood control; storm drain installation, repair, and cleaning; concrete construction and repair; street sweeping; and operation of the ReUse Center.  These experienced and trained professional employees are required to hold many certifications for the safe and quality performance of their jobs. All Streets Division members are required to be certificated in Construction, Signing and Flagging, hold First Aid and CPR certification and Heavy Equipment Operations certification through the Utah LTAP Center, Class “A” CDL driver license with: tanker endorsement, Herbicide certification, OSHA Trenching and Shoring Certification, Construction Work Zone Certification, and the American Concrete Institution Certification The Traffic Crew operates and maintains 46 traffic signals and over 11,200 signs. The division runs its own sign shop where it produces, designs, and repairs hundreds of signs per year. Streets throughout the city have pavement stencils updated, and are striped annually. Each crew member is required to additionally hold IMSA Pavement Marking Technician Certification, and IMSA Traffic Signal Certification, levels I and II.  The Asphalt Crew uses...

... Drive entry gate will be locked each day at dark; the gate located at the traffic circle will be opened only by special arrangement with the Sexton.   Burial Permits and PaymentNo body shall be interred, or remains received at any cemetery unless a burial permit from a licensed mortuary is submitted to the Sexton. In addition, remains from out-of-state shall be accompanied by a Transit Permit. Payment of City burial fees shall be made to the licensed mortuary submitting the required permits unless the burial charges have been paid in advance to the Cemetery Sexton.   Interment HoursNo interment or graveside service is allowed in the Cemeteries on Sunday or on any of the holidays officially observed by the City of St. George. On all other days, interments or graveside services will be allowed between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. All graveside services and interments must be arranged through the Sexton forty-eight (48) hours in advance of the time set, and, if there is an intervening holiday or Sunday, arrangements must be made seventy-two (72) hours in advance. Any exception shall be by the approval of City Council only and will result in the payment of additional fees.   Plot AbandonmentA burial plot that has remained empty without burial use for a period of 60 years or more will be presumed abandoned by the lot purchaser. The abandonment will be advertised in the newspaper for 3 weeks. Unless an owner comes forward, the rights in the plot shall be terminated and thereafter be vested in the City.   Indigent BurialsThe City will perform two indigent burials per year. These burials will be performed free of charge. Indigent burials will be performed at the convenience of the Cemetery staff, in a plot designated at the discretion of the Cemetery Sexton.   Memorial PlacementSemi-permanent memorials (trees, shrubs, etc.) shall be approved and located at the discretion of the Sexton. Tonaquint Cemetery: All temporary memorials (potted plants, flags, wreaths, etc.) must be placed in a raised adjustable receptacle in the monument or in the concrete border of the monument, a single shepherd hook may be placed adjacent to the concrete border. One shepherd hook per grave permitted. Adjustable receptacles must be of a type approved by the Sexton.   Perpetual CareThis fee is collected and kept in a special account which may be used for the maintenance and improvement of the Cemetery.   MaintenanceThe Parks Division staff provides regular turf care, edging of the grass, and raising of collapsing monuments and markers as time and fiscal constraints allow; leveling collapsing gravesites as times and fiscal constraints allow (health and safety considerations will prevail in the determination of priorities); maintenance of trees and shrubs on a regular basis; and litter removal on a regular basis.A periodic clearing of temporary memorials occurs three times a year: the 2nd Monday in January, the 3rd Monday after Memorial Day, and the 1st Monday of October. At these times, temporary memorials will be removed from the cemetery grounds. Each periodic clearing will be advertised in the local newspaper, announced in the City's utility bills, and disclosed by on-site signage to alert patrons to the upcoming event.    Monuments / Grave MarkersMonuments and grave markers will be installed by private firms. The Sexton's office must receive a minimum of twenty-four (24) hours notice of installation. Installers are responsible for the removal of all excess debris and must make reasonable efforts to restore the plot to its original condition. Plot owners are responsible for removal and reinstallment of any marker or monument deemed over-sized by cemetery staff before internment.St. George City Cemetery: Upright monuments are allowed only in Plats A and B. No upright monuments are allowed in a plot within ten feet (10') of a driveway or tree.Tonaquint Cemetery: Veteran's monuments and grave markers must be placed directly east of the single or double monument on the Veteran's plot. Upright monuments are allowed only in rows three (3) and four (4) of each block. No upright monuments are allowed in a plot within ten feet (10') of a driveway or tree.   Special EventsAll special events must be coordinated through the Cemetery Sexton. Special events at Tonaquint Cemetery will be conducted at the traffic circle on the northern end of the cemetery grounds.   Vehicle ...

If I have a CDL license can I still take Traffic school?  No, at this time traffic school is not available for drivers whom have a CDL.

The Utah Department of Transportation collects traffic count data for St. George City and other cities in the state. ...

...ith one of the challenges of the Engineering Division, which is to improve traffic flow and promote safety for the traveling public. This Division is ...