The Town of Rockville is considered a rural, residential, and agricultural community. Since its founding by Mormon pioneers in 1862 Rockville has maintained the integrity of its historical town plan and has been referred to by historians as "the last treasure in Utah".
TOWN OF ROCKVILLE
General Municipal Election
November 5, 2019
Uncanvassed Ballot Count for
Rockville Town Council Positions (Two Seats)
Updated November 8, 2019
Van Terry Bell 61
M. Megan Honer-Orton 59
David Firmage 51
Cheryl McGovern 34
Undervotes 9
**Undervotes are ballots with less votes marked than requested.
107 ballots were counted which equates to a 65.64% return.
The municipal election will be canvassed as part of the Rockville Town Council regular meeting on November 13th at 6:00pm.
2019 Election Information - Candidate Declarations
The following residents have declared their candidacy for a four-year Council seat:
David Firmage, 140 East 240 South (Grafton Road), (406) 570-8373, dfirmage@gmail.com
Van Terry Bell, PO Box 630246, (435) 772-0909, vtmbell@infowest.com
Cheryl McGovern, PO Box 630157, (435) 668-5274, itsmecheryl@hotmail.com
M. Honer-Orton, PO Box 630206, (435) 772-3393, meg-n-bo@infowest.com
There are two four-year terms open on the Rockville Town Council.
The new vote.utah.gov will do everything from online voter registration, sample ballots, precinct information, candidate information, and much more.
NOTICE OF INTENT TO PREPARE AMENDMENTS TO THE
ROCKVILLE LAND USE ORDINANCES AND/OR GENERAL PLAN
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Town of Rockville, Utah intends during the 2018-19 fiscal year to prepare amendments to the Rockville Town Land Use Ordinances and maps, as well as possibly updating the General Plan. The proposed amendments will include comprehensive elements amending the existing Town plans and policy for growth and development within, and around, Rockville. The plan will primarily consider land use, housing, transportation, and capital investment issues within the political boundaries and proposed annexation areas of Rockville.
The public and each of the state-identified Affected Entities are invited to participate in several opportunities to provide information for the Town to consider in the process of preparing, adopting, and implementing the proposed ordinance and plan amendments concerning (a) impacts that the use of land covered by the plan amendments may have on such Affected Entity; and (b) uses of land with the Town that such Affected Entity is planning or considering that may conflict with the amendments.
Interested parties are encouraged to subscribe to future notices through the State Public Notice website (http://www.utah.gov/pmn/index.html) for further information including detailed meeting agendas and other issues related to the planning process.
Documents pertinent to this effort will be made available online and/or by contacting Vicki S. Bell, Town Clerk, rockville@rockvilleutah.org, (435) 772-0992 or Mike Hansen with Rural Community Consultants, mhansen@rural-community.com, (801) 550-5075.
Posted 12/14/18
The Utah Geological Survey, (a division of the Utah Department of Natural Resources), has conducted an extensive investigation of the tragic rock fall that occurred in Rockville last December. The detailed report (and map) that identifies and addresses rock fall hazard areas in Rockville has been published and is available to Rockville residents and property owners electronically upon request at the Town Office.
Please note that the report and map gives an overall view of potential rock fall hazard areas and is not meant as a property or site specific geologic study.
Contact Town Clerk Vicki S. Bell at (435) 772-0992 or by email at rockville@rockvilleutah.org if you would like the electronic report emailed to you. Hard copies will be made available for a fee of $10 by signing up at the Town Office. A hard copy is also available for review in the Town Office and the Springdale Library.