Tremonton City Concessions
Tremonton Parks and Recreation is searching for a third party to provide consessions at summer sporting events. Click HERE to view the RFQ and for more information on how to apply.
March Is National Nutrition Month – Make Healthy Lifestyle Goals
Ask an Expert: March Is National Nutrition Month – Make Healthy Lifestyle Goals The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics designates March as National Nutrition Month. It is a great time to focus on the basics of a healthy diet and set goals to be healthier. It is important to keep in mind that a healthy [...]
1000 West and Main St. Turn Lane
Intersection Improvements for 1000 West and Main Street Construction on this project will begin April 15. Currently, at the south leg of the signalized intersection of Iowa String/1000 West and Main Street, northbound traffic on Iowa String/1000 West shares a thru-lane with a right-turn lane. At this same intersection, the eastbound traffic on Main Street [...]
March is Flood Awareness Month
Governor Gary Herbert has declared March as Flood Awareness Month. Declaration Spring run off is around the corner. We are already seeing flooding in Utah. It take 30 days for a Flood Insurance policy to go into effect. No is the time to protect your homes. It's time to help with flood mitigation outreach. Here [...]
Public Notice – Passage of Ordinance No. 19-01
PUBLIC NOTICE Tremonton City Council has passed Ordinance No. 19-01 amending Title 8 City Property, Chapter 8-900 Tremonton Conservation Easement and Public Access Easement of the Revised Ordinances of Tremonton City Corporation by adding additional regulations for the Holmgren Nature Preserve & Trail. Linsey Nessen, City Recorder To be published in The Leader – February [...]
Raymond Neaman – U.S. Army
While serving in France, Pfc. Neaman was in a truck accident that took his life May 1955. He had enlisted in the army November 1953.
Douglas Tazoi – U.S. Air Force
He was stationed in Izmir, Turkey425th Air Base Squadron. He was riding his bicycle on a super highway about 19 miles from Izmir, he was run over by a Turkish civilian driving a vehicle. At the time of his death 5/24/1997, he was the commander of logistics flight. He was a graduate of the School [...]
Terrel Kimber – U.S. Army
Terry was due for Rest and Relaxation leave at Hawaii. Because the airport was being bombed, their plane couldn’t arrive. His commanding officer sent them back out and a sniper’s bullet killed him March 29, 1971 in Danang, Vietnam.
James Paul Jensen – U.S. Army
James was in Company B, 3rd Battalion, 11th Infantry Brigade when his school deferment expired in 1968, and he accepted active duty in Vietnam. He had been there less than six months when he was killed in action April 19, 1969 at Doc Phe Area, Vietnam. The unit to which he was assigned was often [...]
Luis Godinez Cervantez – U.S. Army
He was in Company A 2nd Division Battalion, 1st Infantry 196th Infantry Brigade serving near Nggi Le Vietnam, when he spotted enemy movement. Immediately he alerted his comrades shouting a warning. The entire platoon came under heavy fire. Luis was mortally wounded July 12, 1969. All the others were able to take cover because of [...]