8 SPRINGVILLE HERALD Thursday, February 15, 2007 Springville Judge Dean Olsen to retire Martin Conover SPRINGVILLE HERALD Long time city court judge Dean Olsen has announced an-nounced his retirement effective April 1, it was reported in the monthly directors meeting held Tuesday afternoon at city hall. Judge Olsen has been the city judge since the retirement retire-ment of Bill Duncan. He has seen a large increase in cases being brought to city court and has served with distinction during his tenure in office. One of the features of a new city building will be new court room with security and offices for attorneys and the new judge, which has been a problem in the past. It has o JAC!WS Sit) O 278 S. Main FINAL WINTER 1 0 Final Clearance On All Winter Merchandise! $5Rack Roxy Sliver Jeans Seven 7 Jeans Telluride & Tribal Mac N Jac & Kenzie Skirts & Dresses! All Winter Items Reduced to Clear! NEW SPRING ARRIVALS! . ni 0 o coupon 0OFF ANY SINGLE ITEM! One Coupon per Family. 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The police department dispatch unit is asking for $182,000 in new 911 special equipment which will in- IF Springville CLEARANCE L 13-19 q 0 - vxujjii rums Skirts Tops 1 Roxy Roxy Girl New Jag Shorts & Capris! ' Plus Swim Suits are in! f-SS T I Check out our huge selection of i modest I Piece & Tankfai Suits! o) LA 75601 YOUR CHOICE! ?JM f MMTnO) AlfrW A A ir elude equipment that will pinpoint where cell phone incoming calls are coming from and their GPS coordinates. coor-dinates. This information has not been available in the past and the equipment is expensive. The city also collected over $705,000 is fees according ac-cording to the community development department. The police department does report that they have received a $125,000 grant from the state to help pay for the equipment. It was also reported that the city receives $ 12,000 per month for 911 surcharge fees to assist in offsetting the cost of running the 911 dispatch center. Once the new equipment is installed Quest will bill the city $2,233 per month for the new service. Alex Roylance reported report-ed that studies are being made by outside firms to determine the needs of his department. The library reported that 17,037 patrons visited the LENDER INSURANCE INC. Highest Standards of k v r fa vim w--?.--t- -r. ..- - if iiullstm i.ua awmt - 382 W. Center Street - Orem www.lenderins.com ktjj (Must buy a minimum of 3 filters) (NHT & SER only) Lrvlu u u NAPA Citrus Orange hi Smooth Lotion 1 Hand Cleaner V(1 gallon) 5025 . I Ipt:,i(.' - - (MP'L. mkr l I w "f: $n 89 "" nrnnHTrmiitm rtWlfftn -iiHi....ui.n 1 J rtnifcM.' 1 265 S. MAIN SPRirJGVILLE frn. ? uEDinf n 'ii library taking out 37,000 items. Power consumption was up in January with at peak of 40.7 megawatts. The department de-partment is trying to determine deter-mine if this high peak for January , is due to the cold weather or growth. Public works reports they are putting out several sever-al projects for bid in February Febru-ary which when complete should start to help the water wa-ter pressure problems in the south end of the city. ' They also said that 800 feet of 20-inch ductile iron pipe will be laid while the state is widening the road and intersection for 940 West and 400 South this spring and summer. The department .is planning plan-ning to coordinate the laying lay-ing of water and sewer pipe as work on the road starts. The new recreation director di-rector also reported that he got married January 18. Since then he reports his department is running very smoothly. Professional Service o) 61 ftti 1 1 - v' ; ) r : v '.-.-'.) '.Vs ;' Judge Dean Olsen Sign up for Baseball Camp ' Sign up now for the upcoming up-coming Baseball Camp in Springville. The camp will consist con-sist of hitting, pitching and fielding techniques. Cost is $40 and includes a T-shirt, certificate and treats. The -camp is being sponsored by Springville Community Education and conducted by the NAPA Conventional Motor Oil 5W30, 10W40, SAE 30, SAE 40, 10W30, 20W50, 5W20 75-050, 100, 110, 20, 130, 140, 150 General states pricing. Sale prices do not include applicable statelocal taxes or recycling fees. Springville High School Baseball staff . The 2007 Nebo Economic Summit Join business and community com-munity leaders-and economic eco-nomic -experts an a -discussion of topics affecting affect-ing south. Utah County businesses at the 2007. Nebo Economic Summit. Sum-mit. The half -day summit, sum-mit, which will run from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. will be held on Thursday, Mar. 29, at the Springville Art Museum,.in Springville. Breakfast and check-in is from 7 to 8 a.m. Early registration is $50 until March 23. The registration reg-istration deadline is May -15. Call (801) 489-4681 to register. Keynote speakers include in-clude Gary Herbert, Lt. Governor for the State of Utah, President Seder-berg Seder-berg of Utah Valley State College, and Hal Wing, founder and president of Wing Enterprises. An annual event, the Nebo Economic Summit offers presentations and breakout sessions led by some of Utah's most reputable repu-table economic and business busi-ness experts. The 2007 theme, "Direct Your Destiny, Des-tiny, Enjoy the Journey" illustrates a commitment from presenters to share information that can help organizations build and grow successful business and establish a strong economic eco-nomic environment for our cpmmunities. Breakout sessions will address both economic and business improvement topics. The 2007 Nebo Economic Summit is co-hosted by the Chambers of Commerce of Springville-Mapleton, Spanish Fork-Salem and Payson. Sponsors of this year's event include Far West Bank, Zions Bank, Alcoa, Mountain America Ameri-ca Credit Union, Central Bank and Springville City. For more information or to register, please call (801)4894681.