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Council recognizes volunteers and donors who helped extend Central Park stage

South Weber City Council · September 12, 2025
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Summary

City staff and council recognized residents and volunteers — Paul Sturm, Ryan Roper, Rod Westbrook, Aaron Westbrook and Keith Christiansen — for donating time, materials, or funds to extend the Central Park stage; a plaque will be installed and donors received FAC passes.

City staff presented formal recognition to residents and volunteers who helped extend the Central Park stage in advance of the recent Country Fair Days festivities. Dave named the donors — Paul Sturm, Ryan Roper, Rod Westbrook, Aaron Westbrook and Keith Christiansen — and said a plaque will be placed at the stage to memorialize this summer’s donations.

The mayor and council members praised the volunteers’ community spirit; the mayor noted the project would not have moved forward until a specific resident stepped forward with a donation. Staff also handed out passes to the FAC as a token of appreciation.