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Congratulations to all of Sweetwater County for the great work on the Make-A-Wish Fundraiser!
The students at RSHS and GRHS worked incredibly hard last two weeks to make this happen!
This year, Rock Springs ended up raising the most money with a staggering $45,534.25. Green River also brought in an impressive $34,249.09. The total between both schools equated to $75,783.34. :)
Thanks to everyone in Sweetwater County who helped make a difference! This is an awesome accomplishment for our community!
Sweetwater County Raises Over $75,000 For Make-A-Wish
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ROCK SPRINGS - Over the last two weeks, both Rock Springs High School and Green River High School schools worked diligently to raise money for the Make-A-Wish foundation. Make-A-Wish aims to make wishes come true for children with life-threatening situations. Each year, Sweetwater County comes tog...Heating is the second leading cause of home fires -
Install and test carbon monoxide alarms at least once a month.
Have a qualified professional clean and inspect your chimney and vents every year.
Store cooled ashes in a tightly covered metal container, and keep it outside at least 10 feet from your home and any nearby buildings.
Keep anything that can burn at least 3 feet from any heat source like fireplaces, wood stoves, radiators or space heaters.
Plug only one heat-producing appliance (such as a space heater) into an electrical outlet at a time.
Never use an oven to heat your home.
Turn space heaters off when leaving the room or going to bed.
La calefacción es la segunda causa de incendios en el hogar.
Instale y pruebe las alarmas de monóxido de carbono al menos una vez al mes.
Haga que un profesional calificado limpie e inspeccione su chimenea y ventilaciones cada año.
Almacene las cenizas enfriadas en un recipiente de metal bien tapado y manténgalas afuera por lo menos a 10 pies de su casa y de cualquier edificio cercano.
Mantenga cualquier cosa que pueda quemar por lo menos a 3 pies de cualquier fuente de calor como chimeneas, estufas de leña, radiadores o calentadores de espacio.
Enchufe solo un aparato que produzca calor (como un calentador de espacio) en un tomacorriente a la vez.
Nunca uses un horno para calentar tu hogar.
Apague los calentadores cuando salga de la habitación o se vaya a la cama.
The February 19th City Council meeting included presentations by Rocket City Street Racing, Southwest Wyoming Regional Airport, Ray Lovato Recycling Center, STAR Transit, and Mark Kot.
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City Council Meeting February 19, 2019 Part 1
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Bid Openings, Appointments, Presentations by Rocket City Street Racing, Southwest Wyoming Regional Airport, Ray Lovato Recycling Center, STAR Transit, and Mark Kot, and Public CommentA reminder that City Ordinance prohibits the piling of snow, ice or slush from sidewalks, parking areas, and driveways into the public streets in a way that creates a safety hazard for vehicles or pedestrians and/or causes drainage issues. Unfortunately this has been an ongoing problem creating a mess and causing drivers to get stuck throughout the City. Please refrain from pushing your snow into the street, winter is not over yet, we still have 30 days until the first full day of Spring and we all know we can still get many storms in the Spring. If you have any questions please see the City's Snow & Ice Control Guide.
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You know, last week it was in the 40's and snow was melting rapidly. It would've been a great time to come clean up the priority 2 streets and some of the residential..... Just saying
Can you report people that are doing this? 20 min ago I saw a man with a snowblower clearing his driveway his sidewalks and in front of his driveway blowing it all right into the middle of a-main busy residential Road.
The next City Council meeting will be held at 7pm Tuesday, February 19th at City Hall.
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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!
