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Proposed new dog ordinances

•        Residential zoning can have up to 3 dogs.
•        No kennel to exist in R1 or residential zoning, for residential use or hobby.
•        Dog licenses for all dogs in Tropic by Jan 31^st.
•        All dogs unlicensed after Jan. 31^st 2022 found at large will be charged a $250 fee PLUS the boarding and licensing fees to be in                       compliance with the town.
•        Dogs will be kept on 10 days after being impounded and owner notified.
•        All dogs should be leashed or under control of the owner in public places.
•        Owners assume all liabilities of their dogs.
•        Noise and smell is the obligation of owners to mitigate from neighbors’ complaints to the town.
•        Owner of kennel license must be the property owner of kennel location

Utah Governor Gary Herbert has recommended the implementation of several precautionary measures across the state of Utah to help slow the spread of novel Coronavirus; these recommendations are made in conjunction with the Utah COVID-19 Community Task Force and local health departments. In response to the Governor's recommendations, daily operations of Tropic Town will continue as directed. For State and Local Updates and Information on the Corona Virus please visit:

State of Utah Coronavirus Updates

Garfield County Coronavirus Updates

Utah Food Bank ~ Fighting Hunger Statewide: Partnering with The Utah Food Bank, Tropic Town will provide a food distribution location for children and their families. On the second Thursday of each month, from 12 noon to 1:30 pm, a Utah Mobile Food Bank will be located in the Heritage Center parking lot to distribute food for families in need. The amount of food distributed varies depending on availability of donated and purchased foods. For additional information, please contact Council Member Gene Anderson.

Community Rewards Program: South Central has partnered with Amazon.com to fund community projects and promote community growth. Whenever you want to make a purchase on Amazon, access Amazon through the South Central Website: www.SoCen.com hit Amazon + South Central Communications = Community Rewards icon, select the Community & Project that you want your purchases to benefit and shop away. Amazon contributes anywhere from 4% to 12% of your purchase amount back to the project(s) of your choice; in turn South Central Communications donates 100% of the monies received to fund the community's projects. 

Garfield County Residents: Our communities are being negatively impacted by a significant amount of Construction and Demolition material being placed in the County dumpsters. This is a reminder ~ ONLY HOUSEHOLD garbage should be placed in these containers.