West Haven City Cemetery
As was mentioned last month, a presale of plots was conducted two days last month and 268 plots were sold to West Haven residents on those days. Our focus is to get the cemetery operational as quickly as possible. We are pleased with the results and hope to have something of great value for our residents and for those who wish to use our provided service that live elsewhere.
How about an Athlete of the Month?
I readily acknowledge I am not aware of every noteworthy accomplishment of our residents. However, I do know that Josie Williams led her AAU basketball team to a first place finish in a major AAU tournament held recently in Salt Lake City by scoring 19 of her team’s 26 points in defeating a team from Utah County in the championship game. Congratulations Josie! She is the daughter of Matt and Christy Williams and, evidently, got her athletic ability from the female side.
Welcome Subway to West Haven City
Let’s give a hearty and healthy welcome to Subway freshly located on 1900 West and 2355 South. They were formerly located on the east side of 1900 West in another city. Thank you for giving us another choice in our city and we hope your business is brisk.
Pathway along the Weber River
Construction continues along the northern side of the Weber River which will serve us very well and extend our pathways to the west side of 1900 West. We are still thrilled with our RAMP award and hope to have more good news in the near future as RAMP grant requests have again been submitted by us for more bleachers at our Sports Park, scoreboards, and music during West Haven days.
Maintenance department smiling more
Congratulations to city employee Colt Prevedel on his recent marriage to Carrie Atkinson. We wish the two of them well.
Annual City Audit
Auditors found our city in very good standing. Without a city property tax, we are happy that we remain debt free and have a reserve for emergency situations. The council was pleased with the audit results and we will try to maintain our current “good standing” situation.
Mayor Melaney