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(801)-782-5010 affleckdental.com 466 N. Main, Suite #100, Clearfi eld Trusted Prosthodontist • Performed 1000’s of procedures • Special Care Deserves a Specialist! DAVIS CLIPPER NEWS Thursday, Nov. 14, 2019 3 Vet Park Elections 2019 Foundation Plenty of local changes gets non-profit by Tom HARALDSEN by Tom HARALDSEN [email protected] [email protected] Last week’s municipal elections brought BOUNTIFUL—The group just over one-third of registered Davis County raising money for construction of the voters to the polls. Those voters ushered in a Bountiful Veterans Park got some number of changes in local government. Here’s JOY PETRO will serve as MILLIE SEGURA BAHR TAMI TRAN is a good news late last week. The Internal a brief breakdown of how voting went in each the first female mayor of joins Bountiful City as a newcomer to the Revenue Service has granted the city in the Clipper circulation area. Vote totals Layton. new council member. Kaysville City Council. foundation a 501c3 non-profit tax as of Nov. 7 are listed at right. status. That makes donations to the 2019 ELECTION RESULTS foundation eligible for a tax deduc- BOUNTIFUL BOUNTIFUL CITY COUNCIL KAYSVILLE CITY COUNCIL tion. Contact your accountant for Millie Segura Bahr was elected to the city *Kate Bradshaw 6739 (4 YEAR TERM) more information in that regard. council, where she’ll join incumbents Richard Millie Segura Bahr 5463 Tamara (Tami) Tran 5045 The Veterans Park, which will Higginson and Kate Bradshaw, who were both *Richard Higginson 4829 John Swan Adams 4099 be built adjacent to Bountiful City re-elected. Bradshaw was appointed to the Jesse D. Bell 4596 Mike Blackham 3791 Hall, will honor veterans and current council last year when Beth Holbrook stepped Bret Hutchings 3685 Brett Tarbox 3344 military members. Construction of down as she was appointed to the Utah Transit Natalie Blundell Hayes 2132 Tim Allen Hodges 2607 phase one is expected to begin in late Authority board. *Stroh L. DeCaire 2298 spring or early summer of 2020, with CENTERVILLE CITY COUNCIL a goal of completion by Veterans Day CENTERVILLE *Robyn Thompson Mecham 2727 LAYTON CITY MAYOR 2020. The foundation has a goal of All three incumbents running for *George McEwan 2430 *Joy Petro 6651 raising just under $1 million for the Centerville Council were re-elected. Robyn *William (Bill) Ince 2206 *Joyce Forbes Brown 5898 first phase that will include the main Thompson Mecham was the top votegetter, Paul Roberts 1484 statue as well as an irrigation system, followed by George McEwan and William Cory Lynn Bluemel 1009 LAYTON CITY COUNCIL trees, sod, electrical and rock. Ince. Zach Bloxham 5979 The project will be constructed FARMINGTON CITY COUNCIL Dave Thomas 5874 completely through donations FARMINGTON (2 YEAR TERM) Clint Morris 5761 and without the use of any public Shawn J. Beus won the 2-year term seat on Shawn J. Beus 2329 *J. Scott Carter 5512 funds. Subsequent additions to the the council, besting incumbent Cory R. Ritz. *Cory R. Ritz 1734 Scott Freitag 5254 park will also be built in phases. In the 4-year term race, Amy Shumway and Chris Crowder 4917 Donations are being raised through incumbent Brett Anderson were victorious. FARMINGTON CITY COUNCIL the sale of engraved pavers, benches, Councilmember Alex B. Leeman was not (4 YEAR TERM) NORTH SALT LAKE COUNCIL flags, monuments and statues. A re-elected. Amy Shumway 3095 Natalie Gordon 1808 weekly question and answer in the *Brett Anderson 2461 *Brian J. Horrocks 1364 Davis Clipper provides updates and FRUIT HEIGHTS Scott E. Isaacson 2455 *Stan Porter 1338 information about the park. Incumbents Diane D. Anderson and Gary *Alex B. Leeman 2131 B. Scott Allen 1180 “The Bountiful Veterans Park Anderson won re-election, and will be joined Manuel Delgado 1081 will be the most special, hallowed, by Eileen S. Moss on the city council. FRUIT HEIGHTS CITY COUNCIL *James R. Hood 874 inspirational and humble park in *Diane D. Anderson 853 the country,” said Chris Simonsen, KAYSVILLE Eileen S. Moss 824 WEST BOUNTIFUL CITY COUNCIL a co-founder of the foundation and In the race for a 2-year seat on council, *Gary Anderson 725 *James L. Ahlstrom 734 board member. “It will be a place Andre M. Loritz was the winner. The 4-year Scot Reid 626 Rod Wood 708 where future veterans will feel inspired council seats went to Tamara Tran, John Swan Jeremy Canter 325 *James Bruhn 655 to serve our country and where our Adams and Mike Blackham, all newcomers. Dennis Dee Vest 609 veterans and their families can find The only incumbent in the race, Stroh L. KAYSVILLE CITY COUNCIL *Andrew Williams 554 solace, peace and tranquility while DeCaire, was not re-elected. (2 YEAR TERM) Jessica Gertsch 534 visiting. We can never truly repay the Andre M. Loritz 4066 * signifies incumbents debt we owe to our heroes, but we LAYTON Zane J. Larsen 3947 Vote totals as reported on Nov. 8 must try!” For the first time in its history, Layton “I am excited about this initiative will be led by a woman. Councilmember Joy to honor and recognize our veterans Petro beat fellow councilmember Joyce Forbes C-elected. Natalie Gordon will serve on the council as well. and am glad to be a part of this Brown for the post of mayor. There were three candidates Incumbent James R. Hood was not re-elected. foundation,” said Congressman elected to the council – Dave Thomas, Zack Bloxham and Chris Stewart (R-Utah). “Let’s get this Clint Morris, all newcomers. There is a fourth seat on the WEST BOUNTIFUL veterans park built.” council as well with Petro’s election (she had two years left Voters re-elected James Ahlstrom and James Bruhn to To learn more about the park on her term). That fourth seat will be filled by appointment city council, along with newcomer Rod Wood. Incumbent or to make a donation, you can go by the council after the position is posted and applicants Andrew Williams was not re-elected. online to www.bountifulvetpark.org interviewed sometime in January. Final vote totals won’t be known until each city holds its and get more information at info@ canvass meeting later this month. bountifulvetpark.org. NORTH SALT LAKE You can also take a virtual tour of Incumbents Brian J. Horrocks and Stan Porter were the project online. 4 Thursday, Nov. 14, 2019 NEWS DAVIS CLIPPER Davis District reinstates Crime Briefs teacher, principal at Compiled by Becky Ginos Layton man The police allegedly wanted for questioning in Creekside found “hundreds of images thefts from Layton Hills Mall. arrested for child and videos containing child Please call the LPD at 801- KAYSVILLE—The lowed policy, has taken pornography pornography” on cellphones 497-8300 with any informa- Davis School District appropriate disciplinary in Anderson’s home, the affi- tion and reference Incident announced last week action and has con- FARMINGTON—Authorities davit said. #19-17775. that it has concluded cluded its investigation. arrested a Layton man last No court date had been its investigation into an The teacher and week for set as of press time. incident that took place principal have been allegedly Like what you see? during a Halloween reinstated.” purchasing parade at Creekside The district cannot child por- Elementary when a discuss any other details nography student dressed in a of the investigation from the Share articles Nazi costume. because it involves dark web. Woman wanted “The Davis School student and personnel Tayler for questioning online by District does not issues, the statement Mackay Anderson, 25, tolerate speech, images said. visiting . was booked into the Davis The Layton Police are or conduct that portray “The district will County Jail on eight counts or promote hate in also continue and looking for some help to of sexual exploitation of a identify this woman who is davisclipper.com any form,” the district expand initiatives minor. statement said. “Because to educate and train During an investiga- of that, it continues school and department tion by the Department of BPD search for to apologize for the employees regarding Homeland Security in New situation. The district the importance of York, Anderson was found suspects in theft takes the matter very protecting the rights of among several suspects who seriously. It has fol- individuals.” allegedly purchased child The Bountiful Police porn using bitcoin, accord- are asking for the public’s ing to a probable cause help to identify a man and Safety First statement. woman who are suspected Anderson was arrested of stealing a backpack. Call by agents with Homeland the BPD at 801-298-6000 Outdoor Safety Tips Security and the FBI’s Child with any information and courtesy of Davis County Sheriff's Office Exploitation Task Force at his reference case 19-3119.