Cache County

Cache Valley Youth Center is a detention facility operated by the Utah Department of Human Services. It provides short-term locked confinement for delinquent youth awaiting adjudication, placement or serving a sentence as ordered by a Juvenile Court Judge. The center is used for juveniles charged for auto theft, assault, armed robbery, aggravated burglary, and the sale and use of drugs. Cache Valley Youth Center provides emergency medical care if required, as well as a school program. The Utah Department of Human Services, through the Division of Juvenile Justice Services, operates several detention, receiving, day-night reporting and multiuse facilities, as well as provides a range of youth services.

Rich County, located in the northeastern corner of Utah, offers a unique outdoor and old west experience, making it an ideal vacation or retreat destination. With its proximity to Bear Lake and its abundance of high mountain outdoor activities, this tiny county provides a picturesque setting for outdoor enthusiasts. Rich County includes the cities of Randolph, Woodruff, Laketown, and Garden City, and visitors can immerse themselves in the rich history of the area through books available for purchase from the Clerk's Office. Rich County is currently working on updating its General Plan and encourages public input through an online survey or paper copies available at the clerk's office. The county also provides various services and departments, including the Building Department, Health Department, Road Department, and Weed Control Department, among others. With its scenic landscapes and historical charm, Rich County offers a captivating experience for visitors and residents alike.Generated from the website

Roy Public Works Department in Roy, UT is responsible for a range of essential public services, including the installation and maintenance of street lighting, inspection of sidewalks, curbs, and gutters, and maintenance of water and sewer mains. They also oversee the maintenance of city roadways, storm sewer mains, fleet vehicles, and city-owned buildings. With a dedicated team led by Public Works Director Ross Oliver and Deputy Director Brandon Edwards, the department ensures the smooth functioning of infrastructure and utilities in Roy, while also addressing concerns such as illegal discharges. Their commitment to maintaining the city's public spaces and services contributes to the overall well-being and quality of life for residents and visitors alike.Generated from the website