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Mayor Garth Green lays out four-year record and water-first agenda in final report
Summary
Mayor Garth Green delivered a lengthy end-of-term report on Dec. 3 highlighting water-security moves, road and park projects, grocery recruitment for the North End, and recreation funding choices; he urged continuation of wastewater reuse and major pipeline work to protect Cedar City’s long-term supply.
Mayor Garth Green delivered a nearly hour-long end-of-term address on Dec. 3, telling residents that his administration focused on securing water and finishing long-stalled infrastructure projects.
"It is time to stop wasting 3,400 acre feet of water each year and put it to work for our community," Green said, describing the wastewater treatment upgrades that will allow Cedar City to produce type-1 effluent for irrigation.
The report reviewed a string of infrastructure initiatives that the mayor called central to the city’s future: completion of the 100 East corridor to provide a…
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