Flyer

Here's an image of the flyer we're distributing. 

This is a grass-roots city council primary election where every vote really does count - so thank you, in advance, for your support. 

Please feel free to forward along the flyer to other voters too. 

Together we will make a difference.

Logo

Here's the image of our campaign logo. Thanks to Tueller's Press for their time and expertise creating the image.

Register to VOTE!

"To make democracy work, we must be a nation of participants, not simply observers. One who does not vote has no right to complain."

Louis L'Amour - American writer

Please register to vote. 

Once registered, there are three ways you can vote in Bountiful's City Primary elections:

1) Vote Early (July 30 - August 9)

Those wishing to vote early this year may do so, at Bountiful City Hall only(790 S 100 E), on the following dates and at the following times:

Prior to Primary Election                

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
	July 30 1 pm–5 pm	July 31 4 pm-8 pm	August 1 7 am-Noon	August 2 7 am-Noon
August 5 1 pm–5 pm	August 6 7 am-Noon	August 7 4 pm-8 pm	August 8 7 am-Noon	August 9 Noon-5 pm

2) Vote In Person
Primary Election: Tuesday, August 13 (ID required) at the following locations:

~ Boulton Elementary school (2611 So. Orchard Dr. Bountiful)

~ Bountiful Library (725 So. Main, Bountiful)

~ South Davis Recreation Center (550 N. 200 W. Bountiful)

Polls are open 7am - 8pm

3) Vote Absentee

Absent-voter ballots may be obtained in person at the City Recorder’s office (790 S 100 E, Bountiful, Utah, 84010) or at the County Clerk’s Office (28 East State Street, P.O. Box 618, Farmington, UT 84025-0618) or by mailing your request to either of those addresses.

Request should include:your full name, address of residence, address to which the ballot should be mailed (if different from residence), your date of birth, and the election for which you desire a ballot (you may request a ballot for both the Primary and General election if desired).  The person who will vote the ballot must also sign the letter. 

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Mueller Park Canyon

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Our family loves Mueller Park Canyon. My husband, Benj Becker, has fond memories of long summer days spent exploring the canyon. The night before we were married, we went up Mueller Park Canyon to talk about our future, fears, dreams, and expectations. 

Recently, Benj and I took advantage of family staying with us (and early-morning free babysitting), to hike to Elephant Rock. We woke up at 5:30 am, and were back right as the kids were waking up - a breathtaking and invigorating way to start the day! 

But Mueller Park Canyon has changed over the years. Prices to enter have risen, and the intended gift from the Mueller family to the city of Bountiful has been sold, and is now part of the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest Service. 

I spoke with Iris Young, a Bountiful resident for over 40 years who also loves Mueller Park Canyon, about her more recent negative experience. You can read her editorial in the Davis County Clipper here:  http://davisclipper.com/view/full_story/21975615/article-Are-we-unwelcome-in-Mueller-Park-Canyon-

Here's my question, what roll do you think the city of Bountiful has in keeping Mueller Park Canyon an accessible, and friendly local venue? 
Should the city push to lower entrance fees to Mueller Park Canyon, or perhaps subsidize them all together? 
If the cost was less, would you use Mueller Park Canyon more?