Pleasant View

“It’s an EMERGENCY!  Quick--Call 911!”  Even though none of us ever want to face a crisis situation, the reality is:  it happens.  And when it does we want someone there FAST! Someone who’s capable and skilled.   

The newly finished Pleasant View Fire Station is here to meet those challenges.  Located at 370 W. 4300 N., Pleasant View City, it is situated high in the community to enable a prompter response time.

THE 2017 WEBER COUNTY FAIR RETURNS TO THE GOLDEN SPIKE EVENT CENTER AUGUST 9-12TH

The theme of this year’s Weber County Fair will be “Dancing with the Steers”

Contact

Dawn McQueeney

Telephone

615-546-9478

Email

dawntnburnersec@gmail.com

Website

www.CFSIMissing.com

MISSING CHILD MISSING ONE MONTH           PRESS RELEASE

Administrative Control Board

This year Utah is experiencing an unusually large number of human-caused wildfires. Fire managers note that although most wildfires are unintentional, they are also preventable.  Three of the main causes of wildfire are: debris burning, vehicles and campfires.

Founder’s Day is June 22-24, come join in the fun starting:

·         June 22nd with PICKLEBALL MASH ROUND ROBIN FORMAT- Competition Division, Skill level 3.5-4.0 Begins 6 p.m.- at the P.V. City Pickleball courts.

·         June 23rd: Free Family Fun-Movie in the Park! **Minnions** Beginning at dusk at P.V. City Park 901 W. Pleasant View Dr.  Bring chairs and blankets

·         June 24th Community Breakfast from 7:30 a.m.-9:00 a.m. held at the 900 West “Red Church” bowery

·         P.V. 5k run and 1 mile walk

Pleasant View

Founder’s Day is June 22-24

June 22nd

PICKLEBALL MASH ROUND ROBIN FORMAT-

Competition Division, Skill level 3.5-4.0

Begins 6 p.m.- at the P.V. City Pickleball Courts. Cost $5. Register online at https://pleasantview.sportsiteslabs.com/player#Root0

*Only 16 participants per division-Registration is open June 1st until filled.

*June 23rd: Free Family Fun-Movie in the Park! **Minnions**

Time: Beginning at dusk

Wednesday, June 14, 2017, Salt Lake City — Spotting fireflies in Utah is still a rare treat, but more and more residents are answering the call of local scientists searching for firefly habitats. It all started in 2013, when Christy Bills, Entomology Collections Manager at the Natural History Museum of Utah, teamed up with Seth Bybee, an evolutionary biologist at Brigham Young University to create a Citizen Science project enlisting Utahn’s to help them track firefly populations.

Weber High Honor Roll 2016-17  4th Quarter

12th Grade Highest Honor Roll (4.0)