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  • Washington County Commission Names Former Undersheriff Emergency Services Director
    by Dean Cox, Contributor
    Published - 04/12/10 - 10:39 AM | 1 1 comments | 11 11 recommendations | email to a friend | print
    Peter Kuhlmann
    Peter Kuhlmann
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    (St. George, UT) - Washington County Commissioners accepted the recommendation of County Administrator Dean Cox approving former Washington County Undersheriff Peter Kuhlmann as the new county Emergency Services Director, a position held by Cox for many years.

    Cox said 62 applications were reviewed, six candidates were each interviewed twice, and Kuhlmann was the superior candidate among those qualified because of his knowledge, experience, and skills for the position. Washington County Commissioners formally approved the selection in their regular monthly meeting March 16, 2010.

    Kuhlmann is a seasoned professional who joined the Washington County Sheriff's office as a volunteer member of the Sheriff’s Search and Rescue Team over thirty years ago. He was recruited to join the sheriff's office as a deputy rising through the ranks to become Undersheriff in Washington County before retiring in 2005 after 20-years of outstanding leadership and public service. His experience, knowledge, and valuable working relationships will facilitate an easy transition to the position. Kuhlmann is a licensed EMT, served as Deputy Director of Public Safety and Fire Chief for the City of Ivins.

    He is a founding member of the Board of Directors of the Southwest Regional Response Team. His experience in writing grants, emergency planning and first-hand knowledge of the area with law-enforcement credentials will allow Kuhlmann to have an immediate impact on Emergency Management Services in Washington County.

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    Anders Borgeson
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    August 16, 2012
    You will shortly be considering to allow a mine to put a road through SunRive. Now the speed throuh SunRiver is 35MPH. Trucker delivering ore through SunRiver because they will be paid by the trip will be doing 50 and 60 miles an hour through here with no street lights. If you allow this to happen you should have a street light at every intersection and make the mine pay for it.

    In addition any trucker found speeding will be an automatic loss of license for 1 year. To put a highway through a quiet communty is criminal as a least. No one in SunRiver wants this. Just give the road back to the residents and we will take care of the problem

    Also can you imagine the loss of property values in here. That mine will never make up for the loss in property values.

    Do not give the mine a license

    Anders Borgeson

    1688 Warm River Drive

    Saint George, Utah 84790
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