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Trail Mix is on the hunt for a passionate individual to represent Moab’s community on the committee. This is more than just a volunteer gig—it’s an opportunity to shape the future of how we get around town.
At its brief June 12 meeting, the Moab City Planning Commission approved changes to the city’s Master Fee Schedule, updating Chapter 3.50 of the Moab Municipal Code. The revised fees apply to various city services, including planning, permitting, and utilities.
At 18, he’s aiming for the pros—and already giving back to the next generation in Moab.
The council voted 5-0 to approve the annexation of property for the National Ability Center. The 2025 budget was discussed but tabled.
A new opinion from the Department of Justice revives debate over national monument protections. President Trump tried to slash Utah’s monuments in his first term – What’s next for Grand Staircase-Escalante and Bears Ears?
The Grand County Planning Commission voted 4–3 on June 9 to recommend changes to the county’s High Density Housing Overlay (HDHO) ordinance—despite ethical concerns and confusion about the policy’s reach. The changes would only apply to ~350 housing units approved under the expired ordinance.
John was a true visionary in the outfitting world. He worked alongside his parents at Tag-a-long Tours before carrying on the family legacy, creating NAVTEC Expeditions in the house his grandfather, Doc Williams, lived in.
The ballot is now set for Moab’s 2025 municipal election. Voters will choose between two candidates for mayor and three candidates for two open city council seats.
At a special meeting on June 4, the Moab City Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend annexing two properties on Cermak Road into city limits. The vote supports a proposal by the National Ability Center to offer expanded adaptive recreation programming and overnight accommodations for people with disabilities.
At a June 3 budget workshop, Grand County commissioners confronted mounting exhaustion and persistent uncertainty as they worked to amend the 2025 budget and address ongoing scrutiny from the State Auditor.
