Author: Jen Clancy

The mayor would like to share this article as a resource for our community.  It was printed in the SL Tribune on 12/16/20 and is about COVID-19 and a study that MIT students are working on in collaboration with Alta’s mayor.  Click here for a link to the article.

Rashelle Hobbs, Salt Lake County Recorder gave a presentation on Property Watch to the Town Council at their 7/8 meeting.  In a nutshell this program allows users to monitor any recorded changes to their property as soon as they are processed.  For more information please use the links below.

Property Watch Information
Property Watch Presentation
Link to Property Watch on SL County’s website

Here is the proposed amended budget for the fiscal year ending June 2020.This budget will be on the agenda at the 6/17/20 Town Council meeting.  For information on how to make a public comment, join the meeting, and/or review materials related to the upcoming meeting click here.

Please click here to read a message from Mayor Sondak regarding actions the Town has taken in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Click here for a March 8 letter from the Mayor to Alta’s community about fire services provided by the Unified Fire Authority (UFA).

March 19, 2019 Alta Dog Program Update
(click here for full update)
Annually, the Town Council reviews the number of dog licenses to be assigned, the fees to be charged, and to authorize a drawing if applicable. In short, on 3/18/19 the Town Council took action to authorize a drawing on May 1, 2019 at noon for 6 Class A licenses and 1 Class B license.

Class A  – 27   (21 assigned / 6 unassigned)
Class B – 44   (43 assigned /  1 unassigned)
Class C – 14    (14 assigned)
Class D – 10

Alta Central is hiring a part-time dispatcher

Alta Central dispatchers receive emergency and non-emergency calls, work with multiple agencies, and monitor and operate a variety of telephone, radio, and computer systems. This unique position is perfect for someone with a flexible schedule that loves to ski and appreciates the mountain environment. Part-time dispatchers regularly work 8 hours per week and cover vacation time for the full-time dispatchers as needed which can be up to 40-48 hours.

Full job posting available here along with instructions on how to apply by March 22, 2019.

2019-2-7 Prelim Budget Comm Meeting Agenda