Voting Day for bond election and municipal races

By PATSY STODDARD Editor

Emery County voters went to the polls on Nov. 3 to decide a number of mayoral and city council races. Also on the ballot was the Castle Valley Special Service District Bond Election. This bond election passed for the issuance of $12.5 million in bonds for use in projects throughout Emery County over the next 10 years.
The money will be used in culinary water, secondary water, road construction, sewer maintenance and upgrades as well as several other projects outlined by the cities. The second portion of the CVSSD election was the continuation of the tax for operating and maintenance funds for the district. Both of these ballot questions passed.
Castle Dale Mayor
Winston Palmer-35
Neal Peacock-343
Castle Dale Councilmember
Jeremy Jewkes-245
Julie Johansen Love-214
Adam B. Thompson-139
Douglas Weaver-115
Clawson Mayor
Amanda Price-51;
Clawson Councilmember
Dean Allen-39
Christy Jean Gasser-12
Bryant Glade Nelson-5
Jerry L. Price-43
Cleveland Mayor
Chris J. Parkins-123
Cleveland Councilmember
Kit Anderson-77
Bryan J. Christensen-82
Verla Jensen-80
Ashlee Stansfield-21
Elmo Mayor
Write-in Kirt Rasmussen-35
Write-in Brent Hadfield-24
Elmo Councilmember
Stoney Lavar Jensen-40
Ryan C. Jensen-34
Write-in Brady Staples-23
Write-in Dallen Skelly-31
Emery Mayor
Mistie J. Christiansen-75
Emery Councilmember
David Mangum-76
Jon “Smiley” Sundstrom-34
Ferron Mayor
Joann Behling-178
Ferron Councilmember
Michael A. Behling-164
Garrett Hansen-162
Ferron Councilmember
Trent Jackson-150
Joe Trenery-160
Huntington Mayor
Hilary Gordon-397
R. Boyd Wilson-99
Huntington Councilmember
Jeff Cowley-416
Mark T. Justice-312
Orangeville Mayor
James L. Davis-177
Patrick J. Jones-214
Orangeville Councilmember
Carol D. Cox-124
Carole Larsen-299
Paul Riddle-92
Mark M. Tuttle-238
CVSSD Proposition #1
For Issuance Of Bonds-1101
Against Issuance Of Bonds-623
CVSSD Proposition #2 For Authorization Of Tax-994
Against Authorization Of Tax-758
In Green River Pat Brady was re-elected to the office of mayor and Phillip Engleman and Kent Johnson are the winners in the two open spots for the council race.