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The City of Rock Springs is calling for bids for a general contract to consist of providing a vehicle for the Rock Springs Cemetery, and for three vehicles for the Police Department.
Sealed bids will be received until 5:00 p.m. on February 5, 2019. All bids shall be filed with the City Clerk at City Hall, Rock Springs, Wyoming. Bids shall be opened by the City Council at 7:00 p.m. on February 5, 2019.
Full bid packet details available at www.rswy.net/bids
Bid Information / City of Rock Springs, Wyoming
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The official government website of Rock Springs, WyomingWe are hiring a Street Maintenance Worker I
Full-time, benefited position with an entry level wage of $21.19/hour. Under direction, to perform a variety of semi-skilled and skilled duties in the maintenance, repair, and construction of City streets, alleys, storm sewer, drainage ways and other pertinent public properties; to use and operate manual tools and light and heavy power driven equipment; and to perform a variety of tasks relative to assigned areas of responsibility. The ideal candidate will have three years of experience performing responsible street maintenance, repair, construction and equipment operation work, a high school diploma or equivalent, and the ability to lift 100 pounds. Possession of, or ability to obtain, an appropriate, valid Class B commercial driver's license. An International Municipal Signal Association certification is preferred, but not required.
Paper applications can be picked up at Rock Springs City Hall. Please submit the application, cover letter, resume, certifications and other pertinent information when applying. Please e-mail listed additional information to jobs@rswy.net.
Applications are due by February 5, 2019.
Full job description and application at www.rswy.net/jobs
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Mykenna Coursey
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We are proud to have our own Chief Dwane Pacheco selected to serve as a Guardian of the Flame at the 2019 Special Olympics World Games.
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Chief Dwane Pacheco has been selected to serve as part of the Final Leg team, serving as a Guardian of the Flame® as he runs the "Flame of Hope" throughout the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in March, leading up to the start of the 2019 Special Olympics World Games in Abu Dhabi, UAE. The Law Enforcement Torch Run® Final Leg for the 2019 World Games will take place from 3 March – 14 March. A team of 112 members – which includes 96 law enforcement officer runners, 10 Special Olympics athletes, and logistics personnel – will serve as Guardians of the Flame as they run the Flame of Hope throughout the UAE. The Final Leg and community visits will raise excitement for the World Games throughout the country. The Law Enforcement Torch Run® for Special Olympics (LETR) is Special Olympics' largest grass-roots fundraiser and public awareness vehicle in the world. Nearly 100,000 law enforcement members in all 50 U.S. States, 12 Canadian provinces/territories, and 44 countries contribute to LETR efforts annually as Guardians of the Flame, ensuring the delivery of the Special Olympics Flame of Hope to the Opening Ceremony of local Special Olympics competitions, state/provincial Games, and national/regional Games Please show your support for the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics by donating to Chief Pacheco's fundraising page or a donation by check can be dropped off at the RSPD. All donations will be sent to Washington DC. The donations are tax deductible and go towards offsetting the costs of the trip and to sponsor 10 athletes. With your donation, you can be a part of enriching the lives of people with intellectual disabilities and their communities through sports, education, and healthy living. Your donation ensures athletes can be on the field 365 days a year, spreading joy and making memories. For more information on the Final Leg team and the members participating, please visit www.letr-finalleg.org El Jefe Dwane Pacheco ha sido seleccionado para formar parte del equipo Final Leg, sirviendo como Guardian of the Flame® mientras dirige la "Llama de la Esperanza" en todo el territorio de los Emiratos Árabes Unidos (EAU) en marzo, hasta el comienzo de los Juegos Mundiales de Olimpiadas Especiales 2019 en Abu Dhabi, EAU. La última etapa de Law Enforcement Torch Run® para los Juegos Mundiales de 2019 tendrá lugar del 3 de marzo al 14 de marzo. Un equipo de 112 miembros, que incluye a 96 corredores de oficiales de la ley, 10 atletas de Olimpiadas Especiales y personal de logística, servirá como Guardianes de la Llama mientras dirigen la Llama de la Esperanza en todos los EAU. La última etapa y las visitas a la comunidad aumentarán el entusiasmo de los Juegos Mundiales en todo el país. The Enforcement Torch Run® para Olimpiadas Especiales (LETR, por sus siglas en inglés) es el mayor recaudador de fondos y vehículo de concienciación pública de Olimpiadas Especiales en el mundo. Casi 100,000 miembros de las fuerzas del orden público en los 50 estados de EE. UU., 12 provincias / territorios canadienses y 44 países contribuyen a los esfuerzos de LETR anualmente como Guardianes de la Llama, asegurando la entrega de la Llama de la Esperanza de Olimpiadas Especiales a la ceremonia de apertura de las competiciones locales de Olimpiadas Especiales , Juegos estatales / provinciales, y Juegos nacionales / regionales. Muestre su apoyo a la Carrera de la Antorcha de Aplicación de la Ley para Olimpiadas Especiales haciendo una donación a la página de recaudación de fondos del Jefe Pacheco o puede dejar una donación con cheque en el RSPD. Todas las donaciones serán enviadas a Washington DC. Las donaciones son deducibles de impuestos y se utilizan para compensar los costos del viaje y para patrocinar a 10 atletas. Con su donación, puede ser parte de enriquecer las vidas de las personas con discapacidades intelectuales y sus comunidades a través del deporte, la educación y la vida saludable. Su donación garantiza que los atletas puedan estar en el campo los 365 días del año, difundiendo la alegría y creando recuerdos. Para obtener más información sobre el equipo Final Leg y los miembros participantes, visite www.letr-finalleg.orgThe January 15th City Council meeting including the appointment of department heads, a presentation by the Rock Springs Box Art Committee, a presentation regarding the Bleed Orange Blood Drive, and the State of the City address.
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City Council Meeting January 15, 2019
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Welcome to Rock Springs….a diverse city richly steeped in western history and coal mining. Outlaw gangs who roamed the West often passed through Rock Springs or used it as a destination. As a young man, outlaw “Butch” Cassidy worked in Rock Springs as a butcher….acquiring the name “Butch”. We are also known as the City of “56 Nationalities” as people emigrated to Rock Springs in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s to work in the Union Pacific coal mines. We have a reputation of being a very friendly, helpful, and welcoming community……our people are the fabric of our city. Come visit us….you may enjoy yourself so much that you will want to stay!
