C A L E N D A R O F E V E N T S important phone numbers. It also includes a section on Community Services and contact information as well as a special section on Healthcare and Education. A short history of Tooele County along with museums and other places to visit, parks and golf course info, scenic back ways and places to engage in recreation, are included to inform visitors and residents of the many activities offered by our County. HELPING BUSINESSES PROSPER AND GROW FOR MORE THAN 60 YEARS
HELPING BUSINESSES PROSPER AND GROW FOR MORE THAN 60 YEARS Tooele Business News TOOELE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Volume 7, Number 2 February 2010 www.tooelechamber.com Chamber Publishes New Resource Directory The Tooele County Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce the publication of the 2010 Tooele County Resource Directory. The original directory was published in 1992 as a service to the community to enable them to find local businesses and community phone numbers. The Directory was previously called the “Business and Visitors Guide”. The name was changed this year to give the magazine a new look and to remind residents and visitors that the publication should be used as a resource to find local information. The Chamber hopes that residents will use the Directory year round. This year’s cover highlights the 150th anniversary of the Pony Express and features Commissioner Jerry Hurst and Pony Express Association Utah State Division President Pat Hearty; dressed in authentic Pony Express attire. The photo shoot took place at the Simpson Springs Station located on the Pony Express Trail approximately 24 miles from SR-36 near Faust. The photo was taken by Troy Boman, former local Tooele resident. The Directory includes information about living in Tooele County and includes local city and community information including names of leaders, meeting times and Chamber Luncheon Wednesday, January 13 th - Noon-1 pm Sponsor: Ace Disposal Place: Deseret Peak Convention Center 2930 W. Hwy 112, Tooele Please RSVP by Monday, January 11th by 5 pm 435-882-0690 Business After Hours Thursday, January 28 th - 5:30-7 pm Host: TBD Great Networking Opportunity No Charge for this Event! Chamber Installation Banquet Saturday, January 23 rd Past President Social – 6:30 pm Dinner & Program – 7 pm 435-882-0690 SEE DIRECTORY PAGE 9 C ALENDAR OF E VENTS For a complete list of upcoming events, please check out our website www.tooelechamber.com important phone numbers. It also includes a section on Community Services and contact information as well as a special section on Healthcare and Education. A short history of Tooele County along with museums and other places to visit, parks and golf course info, scenic back ways and places to engage in recreation, are included to inform visitors and residents of the many activities offered by our County.
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HELPING BUSINESSES PROSPER AND GROW FOR MORE THAN 60 YEARS
Tooele Business NewsTOOELE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Volume 7, Number 2 February 2010www.tooelechamber.com
Chamber PublishesNew Resource Directory
The Tooele County Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce the publication of the 2010 Tooele County Resource Directory. The original directory was published in 1992 as a service to the community to enable them to find local businesses and community phone numbers. The Directory was previously called the “Business and Visitors Guide”. The name was changed this year to give the magazine a new look and to remind residents and visitors that the publication should be used as a resource to find local information. The Chamber hopes that residents will use the Directory year round. This year’s cover highlights the 150th anniversary of the Pony Express and features Commissioner Jerry Hurst and Pony Express Association Utah State Division President Pat Hearty; dressed in authentic Pony Express attire. The photo shoot took place at the Simpson Springs Station located on the Pony Express Trail approximately 24 miles from SR-36 near Faust. The photo was taken by Troy Boman, former local Tooele resident. The Directory includes information about living in Tooele County and includes local city and community information including names of leaders, meeting times and
Chamber Luncheon Wednesday, January 13th- Noon-1 pmSponsor: Ace DisposalPlace: Deseret Peak Convention Center2930 W. Hwy 112, TooelePlease RSVP by Monday,January 11th by 5 pm435-882-0690
Business After HoursThursday, January 28th - 5:30-7 pmHost: TBDGreat Networking OpportunityNo Charge for this Event!
Chamber Installation BanquetSaturday, January 23rd
Past President Social – 6:30 pmDinner & Program – 7 pm435-882-0690
SEE DIRECTORY PAGE 9
C A L E N D A R O F E V E N T S
For a complete list of upcoming events, please check out our website
www.tooelechamber.com
important phone numbers. It also includes a section on Community Services and contact information as well as a special section on Healthcare and Education. A short history of Tooele County along with museums and other places to visit, parks
and golf course info, scenic back ways and places to engage in recreation, are included to inform visitors and residents of the many activities offered by our County.
Chamber Business Renewals
New Chamber Members
Tooele County Chamber of Commerce December 2009
Small Business MemberFarm Bureau Insurance
Jason Sjol 250 S. Main
Tooele, UT 84074435-579-0302
Insurance
Small Business MemberBuy It Again Books & Gifts
Sandy Critchlow213 N. Main
Tooele, UT 84074435-830-6657
Book purchase & trading, new gifts
Industry/GovernmentUNEV Pipeline, LLC
BusinessTooele RV & Auto Repair
Small BusinessMillpond Spa & RetreatRidgeland Land Survey
Chamber Ambassadors Shawn Milne – Ambassador Chair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Click Audio Video Chris Sloan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. Group 1 Real Estate Kris King…………………………………………………….Mountain America CU Lance McCubbins………………………………………...Edward Jones Grantsville Frank Venditti……………………………………………………………….Triple-T Sandy Critchlow………………………………………..………Buy It Again Books Vicki Griffeth……………………………………………...…Prudential Real Estate
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Back Page (Full) …………..$300 Full Page (10.75 x 4.5) .…...$250 Half Page (9 x 6.25) ………$150
ADVERTISING INFORMATION Advertising in “Business News” is a great way to reach Tooele County business people and residents. Call Debbie Winn at (435) 882-0690 for ad sizes and deadline information. Contract rates available upon request.
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ADVERTISING INFORMATION Advertising in “Business News” is a great way to reach Tooele County business people and residents. Call Debbie Winn at (435) 882-0690 for ad sizes and deadline information. Contract rates available upon request.
Employees at Nigh T ime Donuts and Bagels , back f rom lef t to r ight : Regina Trac y, L ac y Fors , Jason Nick le, Trevor Er ick son, Travis Nugent , Kat Brown, Sandy Dana, Rock i Mounce, Kevin Conk l in .Front : Jodie Er ick son, Travis Er ick son
Chamber Purchases Downtown Building
Kaylee Melton
Chamber of Commerce Employee of the month!Tooele County Chamber of Commerce December 2009
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The Tooele County Chamber of Commerce has recently pur-chased the old Tooele Clinic building located at 54 South Main Street, Tooele. The pur-chase was made with funds that were received from a sale of property that was originally do-nated over 40 years ago by LaVar Tate, one of the original Cham-ber founders. The building is lo-cated next to property currently owned by the Tate family. Plans for the building in-clude Chamber offices, meeting rooms, information and visitor reception area and additional office spaces available for rent.
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Kaylee Melton, employed by Denny’s in Tooele, is the January 2010 Employee of the MonthShe was nominated by the management team at Den-ny’s. “Kaylee is always working, always happy and the best host we’ve had! She is ef-ficient and well organized. Kaylee works double shifts and when called back to fill another shift, she does so without with ever get-ting mad. She works well, even under pressure. She advanced from a host to a server while also attend-ing school. This compli-ment was written in the log book... Kylee should be recognized for team work without being prompted and for a great attitude.”Congratulations Kaylee for going above and be-yond your job description and for providing Denny’s customers and co-workers with great service!
Repairs to the building will begin when the weather im-proves in the spring. Saving the old building from demolition was important to the Chamber board and director. It is im-portant to keep the Chamber offices easily accessible to visi-tors and residents and therefore, downtown Tooele City seemed to be the perfect spot to locate the new offices. The Chamber will be ac-cepting donations and/or volun-teer help to “clean up” the prop-erty and make it a show piece for Tooele City.
Denny’s is the 2010 sponsor for the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce employee of the month. All Chamber members may nominate an employee to receive this award. Winners will receive a $20 gift card for Denny’s along with a t-shirt and other gift items.
Nominate your great employees today by fax: 435-833-0946.
Matt Townsend, M.A., national speaker and relationship ex-pert, will be the featured guest presenter at the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce Instal-lation Banquet to be held on Saturday, January 23, 2010. Ex-ecutive Board officers for 2010 and new Board Members will be installed during the event. Business of the Year, Citizen of the Year, Customer Service Award and Volunteer of the Year Award will be announced and recognized at the banquet. Sustaining and Gold Chamber members will be acknowledged as well as past presidents and/or chairs of the Chamber board. Matt Townsend uses his humor and unique understanding of relationships to empower people and organizations to succeed by teaching them the fundamental skills of positive and effective communication and productive relationships. Through enter-tainment and humor he teaches life-changing principles and skills to increase success and productivity. This synergy leads to the ultimate goal of improv-ing organizational effectiveness. With more than 16 years ex-perience as a corporate consul-tant, trainer, coach and media-tor, Matt has worked extensively in the areas of results-oriented
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communication, conflict reso-lution and time management training. He has experience with speaking and training hundreds of Fortune 500 companies such as CNN, Cox Communications, Lockheed Martin, AT&T, and the US Army, and the US Navy. Matt is the founder of the Townsend Relationship Center, a premier relationship coaching organization. Having earned a Bachelor and Masters Degree in Communication as well as a Masters Degree in Human De-velopment, he is currently pur-suing a PhD in the field of Hu-man Development. Matt and Mardi, his wife of 18 years, and their 6 children live in Draper, Utah.
Matt’s radio program, “The Matt Townsend Show,” is broad-cast every Saturday at 11:00 am on KSL News Radio. Listeners appreciate his quick wit and inspirational tips for strength-ening relationships. His much anticipated book, “STARVED Stuff: Feeding the Seven Basic Needs of Healthy Relationships” will be released in early Febru-ary. Matt’s monthly Date Nights have become a popular event. Humor and fun highlight the evening as couples learn about the Seven Basic Needs of every relationship and the Differenc-es Between Men and Women. www.TownsendRelationship-Center.com Mountain West Medical Center will be the sponsor for this years event. The installation banquet will be held at the new Deseret Peak Complex Conven-tion Center, located on the cor-ner of SR112 and Sheep Lane and will begin at 6:30 pm with a Past President’s Social. Dinner and program will begin at 7:00 pm. Cost for the banquet will be $25 per person or $180 for a table of 8. You must RSVP for this event. To purchase tickets or RSVP to the annual banquet, please contact the chamber office at
435-882-0690.
Matt Townsend
Joyce Hogan, Tooele Valley Com-munity Cooperative Treasurer, re-ceives a donation for the Co-op in the amount of $2,500 from Cindy Whitney, owner of Refl ections By Cindy /Custom Child Photography. Th e money was collected from the sale of the fi rst annual Refl ections Calendar.Inspiring all of us to hope, the fi rst annual calendar features images of
local children and 100% of profi ts from calendar sales are being do-nated to the Tooele Valley Commu-nity Cooperative, a local charitable organization. Th e donation will be used to support children’s pro-grams.12 months worth of children from the Tooele area were chosen to be photographed for the beautiful, in-spiring calendar. Th ere is likely a child from your neighborhood fea-tured in one of the months!Additional copies of the calendar are available at the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce offi ce (86 South Main) for $5 each. 100% of the proceeds will be donated to the TVCC to help children in our own community.
Tooele County Chamber of Commerce December 2009
PROUD TO BE PART
OF TOOELE COUNTY.
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Energ y Solut ions Clive em-ployees col lected and donated over 175 hats , g loves and scar ves which were donated to the Boys
and Girls Club of Tooele. The items were given to the chi ldren and youth who at tend the Club. Each year, the Clive employees organize this dona-t ion to help chi ldren in need in
our communit ies.
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The population of Tooele County has now grown to over 60,000 citizens. Th is growth presents many challenges. Th e commission is constantly involved in the planning of:
County Commission Meetings are held on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month at 3pm; 3rd fl oor of the County Building offi ces.
47 South Main Tooele, UT 435-843-3150
County Commissioners (l-r): J. Bruce Clegg, Colleen S. Johnson, Chair and Jerry HurstAdministrative Assistant (inset): Cheryl A. Adams
Function of the Commission Offi ce
Tooele CountyCommission
Mountain West Medical Center Earns 2009 HealthInsight Quality Award for Excellence in Patient Care
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Tooele, UT, December 16, 2009 — Mountain West Medical Center has been presented with the 2009 HealthInsight Quality Award for demonstrating high quality health care and excellence in performance on publicly reported quality of care measures. Th e HealthInsight Quality Award acknowledges hospitals that achieve high levels of performance on the care related to the publicly reported quality measures:
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Heart attackο Aspirin at arrival Aspirin prescribed at discharge ACE inhibitor for left ventricular systolic dysfunctionBeta blocker at arrival Beta blocker prescribed at discharge
Heart failureο Left ventricular function assessment ACE inhibitor for left ventricular systolic dysfunction
Pneumoniaο Initial antibiotic received within 4 hours of hospital arrivalOxygenation assessment Pneumococcal vaccination status
Surgical Infection Preventionο Preventative antibiotic(s) one hour before incisionAppropriate preventative antibiotic for surgeryPreventative antibiotic(s) stopped within 24 hours aft er surgeryTreatment to prevent blood clots within 24 hours before or aft er surgeryDoctor ordered treatments to prevent blood clots
Th e clinical topics measured for the awards have been designated as na-tional healthcare priorities by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). “HealthInsight commends Mountain West Medical Center for its commit-ment to excellence in improving pa-tient care,” said Marc Bennett, Presi-dent and CEO of HealthInsight. Th e HealthInsight Quality Awardprogram was launched in Septem-ber 2004 to promote transparency in health care. According to the In-stitute of Medicine, transparency in health care means a system that is “accountable to the public, works openly, makes results known, and builds trust through disclosure.” By using available quality data to iden-tify high performing providers and publicizing the results, HealthInsightaims to help providers improve health care and help patients become more active and informed participants in that care. “Th e staff at Mountain West Medical Center is dedicated to providing the very best in patient care and our ef-forts have been enhanced through our quality improvement collaborations with HealthInsight. We are proud to
be a recipient of this distinguished award,” said Kelly Du� n, CEO of Mountain West Medical Center. Mountain West Medical Center has served Tooele County since 2002. Construction is currently underway for a new Women’s Center, Imaging Pavilion and surgical ex-pansion. Th e Women’s Center will include eight labor and delivery rooms, fi ve post-partum rooms and a dedicated surgical suite for OB/GYN. Th e Imaging Pavilion will feature a new 3-D 64-slice CT Scan-ner, MRI, and stereotactic breast care, in addition to digital mammography, which is a fi rst for Tooele County. Expansion of the hospital will create a fourth operating room suite, with high-defi nition urologic and laparoscopic capabilities, new laser technologies and orthopedic technolo-gies that signifi cantly reduce a patient’s recovery time. Expanded facilities and im-proved technologies will give Tooele Valley residents greater choice in healthcare.
To learn more about Mountain West Medical Center, visit www.mountainwestmc.com.
Giles Construction, LLC.
Tooele Main Street Coin Laundry recently celebrated the fi rst anni-versary of their business which is located at 752 North Main Street, Tooele. Steve and Misty Sandoval (own-ers), opened the laundry to provide a needed service to Tooele County residents. Th ey have made the fa-cility a “family friendly” place so that families can enjoy more time together. Th ey have created a play area for children as well as adults to watch television, just relax and enjoy snacks and drinks. Th ey have over twenty washers including 20, 30 and 55 lb. ma-chines as well as over twenty 30 and 50 lb dryers. Tooele Main Street Coin Laundry is open every
Laundry Celebrates First Anniversary
Sandy Cr itchlow, owner and K r is t ie Brown, manager ; Buy I t Again Book s and Gif ts; recently opened their new business located at 213 Nor th Main.
Buy It Again Books
day from 7 am till 11 pm. Steve and Misty would like to thank the community for their support this past year. Tooele Main Street Coin Laundry is located between Albert-sons and Cal-Ranch; next to Birch Family Pharmacy and the UPS Store. Th e laundry can be reached by phone at 435-882-9855.
Tooele County Chamber of Commerce December 2009
For all your
Real Estate Needs Sandy
Office: 435.882.4111 Fax: 435.843.5364
Call
Critchlow 435.830.6657
Offi ce Space Available
Metro National Title has furnished offi ce space
available and for anyone that is interested, please contact Lucas Newman
at 801-599-8505.
Metro National Title would also like to
thank Tooele for all their support over the past 5 or so years and wish everyone a very prosperous New Year.
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Giles Construction, LLC. has re-cently opened for business in Utah. Giles Construction operates as a General Construction/Construction Manager for Commercial, Civil & Industrial Projects. Th ey also pro-vide concrete services (Site, Struc-tural and Flatwork). Giles construction is a Women owned business enterprise. Th e owners Katy & Jordan Giles both grew up and worked in the Concrete and Construction Industry. Katy Manages the offi ce functions, while Jordan manages fi eld operations. John Giles, SR., General Manager,
has over 30 Years in the construction industry in all facets. Chris Nowell, Project Manager & Estimator, has over 20 years of industry experience. John Giles, JR., is currently onboard as Project Engineer, he has many years in the concrete business. Together our teams experience and commitment for success on all lev-els will allow us to service the Con-struction needs for Tooele County and beyond for years to come. Giles Construction will off er Design Build, Preconstruction Services as well as competitive bidding on projects. We look forward to working with local businesses and developers on Con-struction Projects. If you have projects on the drawing board or in planning, please contact Chris Nowell, [email protected] Cell (435) 840-0004 to discuss how we can get your proj-ect done from concept to comple-tion.
Do you love to read? Do you have books that you would like to share with others? Well, there is a place in town for you to do just that! Buy It Again Books and Gift s, lo-cated at 213 North Main Tooele, is a place for you to purchase all the books you can read or trade in your old books in exchange for store credit to purchase addition-al books. Sandy Critchlow and her daughter-in-law Kristie, came up with the idea to open the store be-cause of their love of reading and the large collection of books that
Now offering custom window treatments with hundreds of fabrics
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they own. Th e gently used books, stocked on the shelves of the new store are available for purchase. Eager readers are encouraged to stop by and take a look at the large selection and well organized book collection, plus bring in your used books for in store credit. Th e book collection includes romance, mystery, children’s books, science fi ction and many other genres. Th ere is something for everyone! Buy It Again Books and Gift s also has a collection of new gift s and craft items that are sold on consignment.
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Prudential Tooele Real Estate agents are experts on the lifestyle of Tooele County. We live and work here, and spend every day dedicated to a community that is characteristically our own style. But even more, we are professional real estate consultants with the collective wisdom of over 50 years of experience and 2,200 transactions. We are skilled negotiators and vigorously oversee every detail of each real estate
transaction. There is simply no better solution to buy or sell property than a dedicated, conscientious Prudential Tooele realtor.
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Th e Kiwanis Club of Tooele recently assembled 120 Christmas gift s for the local students at the Head Start schools in Tooele and Grantsville. Th e gift bags included hand sewn fl eece hats and mittens (sewn by club members); new socks and underwear, crayons, notebook, a new book and a fun matching game. Th e socks and underwear were donated by the local Deseret Industries store and the books were donated by the Volunteers of America. Th is is the 2nd year that the Kiwanis Club has made the dona-tion to the children. Club members donated over 100 hours of service to complete this project. If you are interested in joining the Kiwanis Club, please con-tact current President Sandy Critchlow at 435-830-6657.
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locations: Tooele County Chamber of Commerce office located at 86 South Main, Tooele; Tooele City Hall (90 North Main), Tooele County Building (47 South Main, Tooele), Grantsville City Hall, (429 East Main, Grantsville); Soelbergs, (213 E Main, Grantsville), Macey’s Food & Drug (972 North Main, Tooele) and several other Chamber member businesses.The publication was created “in house” this year and information was compiled and written by Chamber staff. Ads were sold by Chamber Director Debbie Winn and any profit from the Directory will be used to promote the Chamber and its members. Nancy Feuerbach helped the Chamber staff with the typesetting and local photographers participated by submitting photos of local events and landscape. Several Chamber members participated in putting the Directory together including Jackrabbit Press, who created the ads; Rick Pollock of 435 Design who designed the layout of the Directory and Hudson Printing, who printed the publication.
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Tooele County Community Resource
Center
These organizations are located within the Tooele County Resource Center and are available to assist local residents.
Tooele County Relief Services (435) 843-9955 Help persons and families who are in crisis due to lack of food and shelter.
TCRS also coordinates crisis intervention services to more effectively help persons and families who are in desperate need. They also provide services for the Dept. of Workforce Services-Outreach.
Tooele County Food Bank (435) 843-4780 Provides a supply of food to Tooele County residents in need of assistance.
Assist with referrals to other agencies that can help the household to become self sufficient. Rent/Mortgage Assistance when funding is available
Volunteers of America (888) 893-7949 Volunteers of America is a national, nonprofit, faith-based organization
dedicated to helping those in need rebuild their lives and reach their full potential. Through thousands of human service programs, including housing and healthcare, Volunteers of America helps more than 2 million people in over 400 communities in 44 states. Since 1896, our ministry of service has supported and empowered America’s most vulnerable groups, including at-risk youth, the frail elderly, men and women returning from prison, homeless individuals and families, people with disabilities, and those recovering from addictions. Our work touches the mind, body, heart — and ultimately the spirit — of those we serve, integrating our deep compassion with highly effective programs and services.
Youth Employability Services (435) 840-2125 The YES program helps self-motivated young people, who are struggling
at school or having a hard time finding and keeping a job, to receive a high school diploma or GED, and to improve their vocational skills and abilities to compete more successfully on the job market. They also help youth explore career and educational opportunities.
SLCAP-HEAT Program — Services provided during winter months.
38 South Main, TooeleTechna Glass of Tooele
Brian Lawson455 E. Lindy WayTooele, UT 84074435-830-7322Glass repair and replacement
Mountain West Home Health
1887 N. Aaron Dr. Ste DTooele, UT 84074435-882-4163Medical, home health and hospice
Mountainside TitleTori Bell71 E. 1280 N.Tooele, UT 84074435-579-3801escrow/settlement, title insurance
Mr. ApplianceJayson Tate7 S. Main St. Ste 201Tooele, UT 84074435-884-3748Appliance service and repair
AflacEd Cole429 S. Hale StGrantsville, UT 84029801-673-8329Insurance, supplemental to health
Rodney Myer, LLCRodney Myer272 N. BroadwayTooele, UT 84074435-884-4443Chimney cleaning & repair,Furnace & air duct cleaning
Alport Syndrome Foundation
Vint DeGraw474 E. 740 N.Tooele, UT 84074435-882-0597Non profit Foundation
The Tooele County Chamber of Commerce extends a warm welcome to our newest members:
New Chamber Members
CorporateSyracuse Casting West Corp.
BusinessTracks Restaurant & BreweryDairy DelightCold Stone CreameryTooele Floral
Small BusinessBonneville Seabase
ReduxAndrea Cahoon, Re/Max Advantage Sign Creations, Inc.Price Mine Service
Non ProfitK-9 P.I.T.Deseret IndustriesTooele County Republican Party
Chamber Business RenewalsThe Tooele County Chamber of Commerce would like to thank the following members for their continued support and for renewing their memberships for 2009:
I own my community
An easy access center section with local street maps is included for help in finding local addresses. The Directory also includes a section promoting Economic Development within the county and information on our military bases as well as the Utah Industrial Depot. The Directory will be used to inform companies what a great place Tooele County is to do business. Dining and lodging lists are incorporated into the Directory along with an alphabetical and category list of all Chamber members. Gold and Sustaining Chamber members are highlighted as well as restaurants and hotels that belong to the Chamber. A community calendar of events wraps up the Directory. 20,000 copies of the publication were printed and distribution will include brochure racks owned by the Chamber of Commerce and placed throughout the valley. The Directory will be available to the public at the following
Th e Tooele County Showcase of Homes is growing! We are looking for people who are interested in sharing their time and talents with this great community by joining us as a Board of Director. If you are motivated, hard working, and want to be involved; you could assist in the coordination and execution of this exciting event. We will be holding a meeting with everyone interested on January 14, 12:30 pm at the Tooele City Hall. Please call or email us to discuss your involvement. Please bring any and all ideas you may have with you. If there is a specifi c area you are interested in please let us know as soon as possible. We look forward to meeting with you. We are excited for the upcoming Tooele County Showcase of Homes 2010.
Dates for Next Year’s Showcase: September 9, 10, and 11, 2010Times for Next Year’s Showcase: 10 am to 9 pm
Areas of FocusBuilders, Advertising Opportunities for Vendors/Selling Ads/Booths,
Marketing the Showcase, Ticket Sales, Program Guide Design, Ticket and Poster Design, Billboard Design, Sign Crew
Th anks and please let us know you are interested by emailing us at: tcshowcaseofh [email protected] . You may also call us anytime. Th anks,Melissa Collings 435-224-3272Nicole Cloward 435-241-0410Heather Collings 801-870-7165
Tooele County Chamber of Commerce December 2009
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H o n o r e d f o r Q u a l i t y
Mountain West Medical centeris honored to be recognized for the second straight year by Healthinsight for demonstrating high quality health care and excellence in performance.
to achieve this distinction Mountain West Medical Center was ranked in the top 25% of hospitals across the nation for publicly-reported Clinical Quality Measures.
is honored to be recognized for the second straight year by Health nsight for
