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Topics getting the most attention in Moab City public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
6 issues with medium priority
The race for Moab sheriff is getting heated as candidate Jim Winder defends his past record against critics. It’s a crucial reminder to look into the candidates before you cast your vote for the person leading our local law enforcement.
Think Arches National Park's timed entry hurt Moab's economy? Nope! A new study found that visitor spending and tourism jobs actually grew while the reservation system was active. So, it seems managing crowds might actually be good for business.
Should local officials have to prove their trips are actually for county business? One writer says taxpayers deserve to know where their money is going when officials travel.
Moab's county commissioners just met and tackled some major issues. They discussed a study on Arches National Park's timed entry system, updates to land-use codes, and got a sobering update on the Colorado River drought. Big decisions are definitely on the horizon for the area.
A massive data center just got the green light in a neighboring county, and locals are furious. This raises questions about whether Moab could face similar projects and the community backlash that comes with them.
Moab got snubbed for state grant cash for a water project. Why? A state official basically said Moab's 'liberal' vibe clashes with the oil and gas money funding the grant. So, no water upgrades for now.