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Mayor thanks public-safety open-house attendees, highlights blood drives and after-hours emergency line
Summary
Mayor Russ Porter thanked attendees of a recent public-safety open house, noted a recent blood drive and an upcoming January blood drive with a police vs. fire department theme, and gave Weber County's non-emergency dispatch number for after-hours problems.
Mayor Russ Porter thanked residents who attended the recent public safety open house and those who donated blood at a midweek drive, and he previewed a January blood drive that will feature a police-vs.-fire department friendly competition.
"Thanks to everyone who attended our public safety open house. ... Thanks also to everyone who donated blood at our blood drive on Wednesday. We'll have another blood drive in January. This will have a little bit of a twist to it. We'll have a police department versus fire department flare," Porter said.
Porter also provided after-hours emergency guidance for infrastructure and safety issues: residents should call Weber County non-emergency dispatch at (801) 395-8221 for problems such as water-main breaks or loss of culinary water; dispatch will notify the on-call public works person.
