OCTOBER 2021
MAYOR’S MESSAGE The Holladay Police Department, in an initiative lead by Lt. Tyler Ackerman, recently initiated a new method of patrolling our community aptly titled “Proactive Policing”. He divided the city into five zones, each containing three sub-sections. This leaves us with 15 total sub-sections, which works well because we also have 15 patrol officers assigned to the Holladay Precinct. The five zones mirror our council districts. You can view the three sub-sections of your district by visiting the city webpage at cityofholladay.com/services/police/ Patrol officers are assigned their own sub-section. They are HOLLADAY CITY required to patrol the streets in their assigned area during their shift. This 4A #2 MATT DURHAM will help ensure we have marked 2C 2A #4 DREW police cars patrolling every street in 2B QUINN 4B the city on a consistent basis. We also assigned detectives to provide 1B 4C oversight. As zone supervisors they will be responsible for three #1 SABRINA 1A PETERSEN 3A patrol officers in their respective 1C zones. This will ensure each zone is properly monitored. #3 PAUL FOTHERINGHAM If we receive any information 3B 5B or a complaint of criminal activity #5 DANIEL GIBBONS 3C within the city, the information will be forwarded to the supervising 5C 5A detective of that zone. The detective will follow-up on that case and will coordinate information with the assigned area patrol officer. After the assigned detective successfully investigates and resolves the issue, they will report back to the original complainant with their findings. The main objective in this new method of policing is comprehensive coverage of the city. We hope you notice increased patrol presence in your neighborhoods. We would love to receive feedback regarding this new initiative. Feel free to contact your Council Representative or our Police Chief if you have questions, comments, or concerns. As always, we appreciate your feedback! —Rob Dahle, Mayor Legend
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Holladay Historical Commission
Places and Faces Book
The Holladay Historical Commission is delighted to make available copies of the Second Edition of “Holladay-Cottonwood PLACES and FACES”, Editor Stephen L. Carr ($10 per copy). The book is a compilation of stories and events that occurred in the pioneer community that was initially known as: Big Cottonwood”. This book would make a great gift for yourself or family and friends. If interested, please contact Committee Members: Sandy Meadows at 801277-2857, Lyman Losee at 801-277-1957, or Robert Falck at 385-237-7518.
GENERAL ELECTION Tuesday, November 2, 2021 • 7am-8pm Citizens will have the opportunity to vote for Mayor and Districts 1and 3 City Council seats. The candidates are: Mayor
Robert M. Dahle
District 1
D. Ty Brewer Melissa Blackham Hilton
District 3
Paul S. Fotheringham
The City of Holladay has a ballot box drop- off located at the north west corner of City Hall. Ballot drop-box locations will be open 24/7 until 8:00 pm on Election Day. Voted ballots may also be dropped at an Early Voting Location or Election Day Vote Center during the hours they are open. • Ballots will be mailed to registered voters the week of October 12, 2021 EARLY VOTING - (Note: Identification is required to vote in person.) Voters may vote at any one of the Satellite or Vote Center locations regardless of where they reside in the County. A list of locations is available on the City website at: www.cityofholladay.com/elections • In the County Clerk’s Election Division - 2001 South State Street, South Building, Room S1-200 — Weekdays, October 19- 29th (8:00 am to 5:00 pm). • Early Voting at Satellite Locations – Tuesday, October 26 to 29th from 3:00-7:00 pm slco.org/clerk/elections/voting-in-person/early-voting-locations/ • Voters may still vote at the Holladay Library on Election Day from 7am -8:00 pm for Voters who need accommodations for disabilities, misplaced their ballots, did not receive a ballot or who want to vote in person For additional information to update your address or to check your registration status you can contact the SLCo Election Division via email at got-vote@slco.org or by phone at 385-468-8683.