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St. George Youth City Council Frequently Asked Questions:
The Saint George Youth City Council is a volunteer, service-based organization, run by students from the high school...


RACES AND SPECIAL EVENTS:
...also offers a variety of sponsorship opportunities for area businesses and volunteer opportunities for all who are interested.    To Volunteer for an upcoming St. George Races event, register here!!! Volunteer at any 3 races and get 1 free race entry for any race! (Mara...


Program:
... Utah and enjoys sharing this pastime with his family. He also appreciates volunteering in the community, learning about new technologies and staying ...


Youth Soccer:
...nt on the team. Register in the grade division as of November 7, 2023 Volunteer coaches are needed to help run a great program! Shin guards are m...


Arbor Day Celebration 2024:
...re Center staff for the annual Arbor Day Celebration. This year, community volunteers will be planting trees in the northeast section of Tonaquint Cem...


Safety Town - At Heritage Elementary :
...t the same time. The City of St. George Parks and Community Services, teen volunteers and other community groups help teach safety awareness and prevention to our campers. The camp will be held at Heritage Elementary. $40/Resident  $45/Nonresident   ----Youth Volunteers---- The application period for youth volunteers is open now! Please email your application to sara.roundy@sgcity.org  The St. George Safety Town program teaches safety lessons to children entering kindergarten and 1st grade this fall. The program is the perfect way to have fun with other teens and serve your community too! You can earn community service hours with us! Teens have a very special role is this program. Under the guidance of a Youth Program Site Coordinator, you will be responsible for teaching vital safety lessons to the participants. You will also help the participants practice the safety rules of “Safety Town”. At the end of the week, we will be hosting a thank you party for all the amazing youth volunteers!   REQUIREMENTS: 1. ENTERING INTO 7th-12th GRADE THIS FALL (2024-2025) 2. YOU ARE ABLE TO WORK A FULL WEEK. Hours are 8:30 AM-2:30 PM each day during the week of June 3-7, 2024. 3. ATTEND ORIENTATION at the St. George Rec Center on Thursday, May 30, 2024 @ 4-5pm Questions? Contact Sara Roundy at 435-627-4564 or email her at sara.roundy@sgcity.org  Click on the Volunteer Form below to download the 2024 application. 


Getting Involved:
ST. GEORGE ART MUSEUM IS RECRUITING NEW VOLUNTEERS & DOCENTS  Do you have a love of art? Have you ever thought about becoming a docent or a front desk volunteer at the St. George Art Museum? Now is the time. Wonderful


Jane K. Anderson:
...anada.  Her most cherished associations have come from performing and volunteering in community music venues.  She loves watching young perf...


Youth Coed Volleyball:
...environment. 6 games and a jersey provided for each participant on a team. Volunteer coaches are needed to help run a great program. Played at local s...


Petroglyph Park:
...n Country club. Harold served as president of Bloomington Country Club and volunteered at Elks Lodge #1743 in the 80’s. While Nellie served hundred of hours volunteering at the organizations. This also helped in getting more golf ti...


Tara Griffith:
...st recently is a founder of Encore Performing Arts. Tara can also be found volunteering at all the performing arts theaters in St. George. She is resp...


Fire Department:
... twenty-three members that made up the Chief, Captains, and crews were all volunteers.  The first fire engine in St. George was a 1936 Studebaker, which the Department still owns.  The truck is no longer in service unless necessary, but you may have seen it on special occasions, such as parades.   For nearly fifty years, the dedicated volunteer firefighters were able to meet the needs of the City of St. Georg...


Southern Utah Adopt a Waterway:
...h is one of the many ways to help reduce pollution.  Adopt a Waterway volunteers have fun exploring local streams and feel great knowing they are helping the environment. It can be a great opportunity to teach environmental stewardship to children or a great team-building and community service activity for businesses, civic groups, and neighborhood groups.  The Adopt a Waterway Program is a program that facilitates the monitoring, clean up, and enhancement of stream/river segments of Southern Utah and is open to individuals and organizations interested in helping the environment. To participate in the Adopt a Waterway program, volunteers will register to clean up a stream segment at least two times a ...


Employment Questions:
...ss office staff, full-time and part-time dispatchers, crossing guards, and volunteers. For more information, please call the Saint George City Human R...


Softball, Baseball, and T-Ball:
...for each team, a jersey will be provided for each participant on the team. Volunteer coaches are needed and necessary to help run a great program. We encourage all who are able and willing to volunteer to coach. Register in the grade division for the school year...


Mayor Michele Randall:
...include:Utah League of Cities and TownsUtah Homeless CouncilDoctors’ Volunteer ClinicWashington County Solid WasteSt. George Musical TheaterDixi...


Jr. Jazz Basketball:
...rsquo;s practice be? Practices are not required by coaches. Since they are volunteer it is up to the discretion of the coach when or where or if they ...


Youth Flag Football:
...ation numbers. Practice schedules are made up and coordinated by the teams volunteer coach(s).  Volunteer coaches are extremely valuable and needed for the success of our ...


Good Sports St. George:
... Sports Awards. These awards acknowledge athletes, coaches, officials, and volunteers who consistently demonstrate exceptional character, fair play, a...


Jr Warriors Rugby:
... sure to provide their jersey size. Jerseys will be either be given to the volunteer coach of the team to hand out, or be given to the participants on the first night of the league. League Information League will begin on Monday, May 13th. Specific time is TBD. League games will be played on Monday nights, with each team guaranteed 6 games in total. All games will be held at The Fields at Little Valley. Dependent on registration numbers for each grade, we may need to combine grades to offer the best learning experience for each participant. We recommend that each team has an assigned volunteer coach. If you are interested in coaching, please contact us so you can complete a background check. Background checks MUST be completed by each volunteer coach before they begin coaching the team. Game schedule is TBD as we get closer to the start of the season. Practice schedules are made up and coordinated by the teams volunteer coach.


Historic St. George LIVE!:
Volunteer Waiver (Terms & Conditions)


Virgin River Half Marathon  :
Are volunteers needed? Volunteers play a very helpful and important role during all of SGR events and we always need volunteer help. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact sgrvolunteer@sgcity.org. You will get service hours and a shirt!


Stormwater for Residents:
...n helping the environment. To participate in the Adopt a Waterway program, volunteers will register to clean up a stream segment at least two times a ...


Councilwoman Dannielle Larkin:
...d recognizing their inherent goodness, creating safe community spaces, and volunteering for and promoting our local not-for-profit groups. Experience: 2020-St George City Councilor 2016-2019 St. George City Planning Commissioner Local small business owner: L&L Mechanical Contractors Co-founder of the St. George Bicycle Collective 501(c)3 community bike shop/ began as the Bike Kitchen 2015 2018-2019 President of the Southern Utah Bicycle Alliance (SUBA) 501(c)3 Bachelor’s degree from Southern Utah University majoring in Sociology, minoring in Anthropology; Associates degree from Dixie College Past Chair and Board member of St. George Art Around the Corner 501(c)3 St George Art Commission Board Member 2020-present  St George Children’s Museum Board Member 2020-present Love, Listen, Lead task force member 2020 DOVE Center Board Member 2020-2023 Virgin River Land Trust Alliance board member 2021-present St George Musical Theater Board member 2021-present Doctor’s Volunteer Clinic board member 2021-present Bicycle Collective Board 2018-2021 Recipient 2021 Element Award SG Area chamber of commerce  Recipient 2023 Woman of the Year award Women’s Influence Network Recipient Outstanding Citizen Volunteer 2023 Utah, recreation, and parks association  Recipient 2023...


2019 Programs & Events:
...iffs Audubon Society's field trips, special events, naturalists series and volunteer opportunities can be found on their website.    2019 ...


Outreach Education Field Trip Information:
...m Topics A variety of topics can be presented by the TNC’s staff and volunteers. Below is a a current list of topics that are offered.   T...


Outreach Education Field Trip Information:
...m Topics A variety of topics can be presented by the TNC’s staff and volunteers. Below is a a current list of topics that are offered.   T...


Community Emergency Response Teams - CERT:
...amCERT SG is administered by the St. George Police Department, by civilian volunteers and part time employees. We are fortunate that our city government and police department see the value in citizen’s obtaining some disaster response training and hazard mitigation. CERT can help fill the manpower gap that can occur in a major, widespread disaster. We all want a safe community. Disasters are unforeseen, so in order to preserve and restore our beloved community we learn how to recover as quickly as possible. This ability to quickly bounce back to normal (or at least close) is called “Community resiliency”. We also learn about hazard mitigation, or recognizing a potential hazard and working to prevent the hazard from ever taking place! This is more difficult to measure, how many people haven’t died because of modern inoculations? The best way to deal with a disaster is to avoid it.If your car breaks down in the middle of winter it could be a disaster. If you are prepared with winter clothing, camping gear and experience, if you have trained yourself and your family, then you have an opportunity for a camping adventure.There are many facets to being prepared; there is the physical, psychological and spiritual aspects that must be revisited often. Our city website is a fantastic resource for the basics of physical survival. Practice is the best way to become psychologically prepared. Camping, first aid classes, volunteering in the community will assist us in our ability to ‘deal with’ a disaster psychologically. Finally there is the spiritual aspect where a person realizes that they are where they are supposed to be and doing good in that situation is what they should do. The CERT program gives us the opportunity to take our personal and community preparedness to the next level. The time to prepare for a disaster is before a disaster. The training and organization skills will be of great value in our future even without a disaster. CERT resurrects the purely American spirit of volunteerism and self government. Come join us! Get the basics in our ...