Rangely Town Government

Jensen Water Improvement District is a special district located in Jensen, UT, dedicated to providing water culinary services to the residents of Uintah County. As part of the Utah Association of Special Districts, Jensen Water Improvement District operates under the guidance of a board of trustees and offers a range of services including water conservation and improvement, ensuring the community's water needs are met efficiently and effectively.Generated from the website

The Rio Blanco County Sheriff s Office offers a range of law enforcement services. It provides patrol, investigation and crime prevention services. The office also offers emergency assistance, search and rescue services. The Rio Blanco County Sheriff s Office is a part of Rio Blanco County, Colo., which operates through finance, public health and nursing service departments. The county also maintains building, planning, weed control, and road and bridge departments. Its road and bridge department provides maintenance services for road and bridge infrastructure. The county s finance department offers accounting, vendor and payroll tax filing services. The Rio Blanco County Sheriff s Office is located in Meeker, Colo.

Ashley Valley Water & Sewer Improvement District (AVWSID) is a special district in Vernal, UT, dedicated to providing culinary water treatment and delivery services to its customers. With over 30 years of experience, AVWSID has been able to meet the water needs of its customers through its initial water rights. However, due to the depletion of these rights, new applicants are now required to dedicate additional water rights to the district in order to receive service. AVWSID recently conducted a comprehensive study of its existing system and water rights, which concluded that new connections will not be possible without the dedication of additional water rights. To facilitate this process, AVWSID has adopted a standardized amount required for each type of connection, based on the amount of water needed for both indoor and outdoor use. Applicants will meet with a board formed by AVWSID to determine the amount of water they need to dedicate, and ensure that their water rights meet the district's requirements.Generated from the website