Ivins is about to take a major step forward in public safety, and it’s happening in a very Ivins way: through shared history, community effort, and extraordinary generosity. The City…
At our December 18th meeting, the City Council approved changes to Ivins’ outdoor sports lighting standards based on more than a dozen changes I proposed to incorporate DarkSky International requirements…
At our December 18th meeting, I voted to approve a 160-unit short-term rental development called Mojave Village just off Hwy 91. I do not believe short-term rentals are good for…
There is a unique opportunity coming up in January. With Kevin Smith preparing to assume the duties of Mayor, a mid-term vacancy will open on the Ivins City Council to…
Are you yearning for a garden but your yard is too small? Do you crave truly fresh vegetables that you KNOW are organic? If so, the Ivins Community Garden is…
Would you enjoy working with teens who are engaged, thoughtful, creative, and genuinely excited about serving their community? If so, I’d love to have you join me as an Ivins…
Washington County is one of the hottest and driest regions in Utah, and one of the fastest growing. Because nearly all of our drinking water comes from the Virgin River…
As noted in previous articles, the Utah Trust Lands Administration (SITLA) is moving forward with a proposal to build 254 small, attainable single-family homes on its 40-acre parcel just off…
The election results won’t be certified until November 17, and additional ballots still need to be processed. However, at this point it appears that Dillon Hurt and I have strong…
Cities across Utah are feeling pressure from the State Legislature to help provide more affordable housing options. At the same time, communities like Ivins are trying to maintain neighborhood character,…