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06-19-20 E-NEWS: COMMUNITY GARDENS; VENTURE OUT; YOUTH COUNCIL; WORLD REFUGEE DAY/JUNETEENTH; BUSINESS LICENSE FEES CHANGES; etc. View this email in your browser New community garden boxes at Sunnyvale Park provide opportunities for neighboring refugees to plant strong roots in their new home. Announcements UPCOMING PUBLIC MEETINGS City Council & Community Reinvestment Agency NEWS SUNNYVALE PARK'S NEW GARDEN BOXES ARE NOW UP AND RUNNING MILLCREEK. Millcreek is fortunate to be able to partner with New Roots, a program developed by the International Rescue Committee (IRC) to manage 14 new community garden boxes at ---PAGE BREAK--- Mon., 6/22/20 Work meeting, 5 pm Regular meeting, 7 pm City Hall 3330 S 1300 E Agenda below Sunnyvale Park. The New Roots program enables refugees to celebrate their heritage and nourish themselves and their neighbors by planting strong roots—literally—in their new communities. New Roots provides seeds, starts, tools and technical assistance for refugee gardeners to be able to grow culturally-familiar food for themselves and their families here in Utah. At the Sunnyvale Community Garden, neighboring families will be able to use the garden boxes. Our partners at New Roots tell us that two families who live in the apartments across from the park have been producing at a different garden for several years. They were very excited to be able to access a garden plot closer to their homes this year. The other families who will be growing in the park this year heard about the garden through outreach at the Sunnyvale Farmers Market last season, through word of mouth from other gardeners, or through posters that were put up at the apartments near the park. Gardeners at Sunnyvale Community Garden are from Burundi, Nepal, Tanzania, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Bhutan, Bosnia, and Afghanistan. In addition to the common crops such as tomatoes, peppers, corn, and beans, gardeners have planted the following vegetable varieties that are less commonly found in grocery stores in Utah: Mustard greens - A favorite spring crop to plant for Nepali/Bhutanese gardeners. Amaranth - Thought of as a fairly common weed in the U.S., many gardeners saute the leaves of this plant to eat. Bitter Melon - A gourd with spikes that many of Nepali/Bhutanese and Burmese grow that is known for lowering high blood pressure. Thai Pumpkin - Many gardeners grow these for the pumpkin, but also to peel and cook the pumpkin shoots on the plant. Thai Chili - A small, and very spicy chili. African Eggplant - An eggplant variety that is smaller than a tennis ball, that many of our clients from Burundi, DRC, and Tanzania prefer to cook with. For additional information, contact Sarah Adams, Community Garden Program ---PAGE BREAK--- Coordinator, International Rescue Committee, at [PHONE REDACTED], or click here to visit the IRC website. VENTURE OUT FOR FATHER'S DAY BEEP BEEP- Tune in Saturday morning on social media for Venture Out!'s Rolling Car Show to celebrate Father’s Day! June 20th at 10:00am! Canyon Rim Neighbors on our route, you know who you are! But don’t fret if we aren’t driving down your street, you can also watch from home on Facebook or Instagram. Vote for your favorites by text or phone (385) 202-4474 or visit ventureout.org to cast your vote online. Next Month- Let’s Go To The MOVIES! How Does A Drive In Movie Date Night ---PAGE BREAK--- Sound? Cuddle-up at a classic drive-in on Wednesday nights for a unique outdoor adventure. Venture Out has teamed up with Olympus Hills Shopping Center to host our Back to the 80's Drive-In this July. Wednesday Movie Get Tickets Online July 8 Back to the Future Tuesday, June 30 @ 9pm July 15 Dirty Dancing Tuesday, July 7 @ 9pm July 22 Ferris Buller’s Day Off Tuesday, July 14 @ 9pm July 29 Footloose Tuesday, July 21 @ 9pm Visit ventureout.org to buy your tickets and to see details and guidelines for this special event. Clockwise top left to right: Sven Karabegovic; Sidney Harrison; Megan Stone; Emi Booth; Julane Machado; Maya Wagner; Lanie Cheatham; Arya Barkesseh;Alex Salinas; Zane Newell and Caroline Keller. CONGRATULATIONS AND THANKS!! We are so proud of our graduated Millcreek Youth Council members! These twelve incredible students served our community selflessly throughout ---PAGE BREAK--- the past year, and we can't thank them enough for all their hard work. We will miss our graduates, and wish them the very best in their future endeavors! MILLCREEK. The Millcreek City Council recently passed a Resolution honoring World Refugee Day and Juneteenth. Here are some reasons why – World Refugee Day — established by the United Nations General Assembly on Dec. 4, 2000 — is an annual commemoration to celebrate the strength and resilience of the refugee communities throughout the world, recognize the struggles faced by displaced populations, and raise awareness about refugee issues. In 2020, World Refugee Day falls on Saturday, June 20th. Join the celebration on the IRC website here. Approximately 60,000 Refugees live in Utah. The vast majority reside in Salt Lake County and represent countries such as Somalia, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Syria, Iraq, Vietnam, the former Soviet Union, and Burma. Salt Lake City schools with large refugee populations report over 30 languages spoken. With 1319 arriving in 2016 alone! Who helps refugees resettle in Utah? In Utah there are two resettlement agencies: The International Rescue Committee (IRC) and Catholic Community ---PAGE BREAK--- Services (CCS). One of which is a Millcreek Promise Partner. These resettlement agencies are the most important source of information and assistance during the refugees’ first months in the United States. In addition to making sure that refugees are welcomed at the airport; they arrange for their housing, furniture and basic household supplies; conducts orientation; referrals to social services & employment- and hosts things like the World Refugee Festival that is 16 years strong in Utah! Juneteenth Freedom Day — In 2016, the Utah Legislature deemed the third Saturday in June as Juneteenth Freedom Day, and 46 other states have similar commemorations. Juneteenth began on June 19, 1865 — with the two-word “June 19th” eventually contracted into “Juneteenth.” Slaves in Galveston, Texas, were the last in the nation still enslaved. When Union General Gordon Granger arrived, he called townspeople together that day to read an order freeing the slaves, forcibly removing them, and ending the practice of specifically chattel slavery in America. Afterward, “The slaves had a huge celebration,” and called it the day of jubilee, a biblical term for a time every 50 years when debts are forgiven, and slaves set free. Juneteenth is about forgiveness and healing. It has been hosted by the Utah Juneteenth Freedom & Heritage Foundation for 31 years strong in Utah! An estimated, 33,000 Black African Americans live in Utah. 17,949 lived Salt Lake County in 2016 alone! In 2065, it is projected that Utah will be home to 124,730 members of the Black community- making 2.8% of the Utah population. A good portion of Black African Americans Utah work in higher education, financing services, health service industries, and municipal & government affairs. The Census Bureau projects immigration from sub-Saharan Africa to increase considerably in the latter half of the twentieth century. These shifts in immigrant origins are primarily a product of robust population growth in Asia and sub- Saharan Africa. Together (Africans and Black African Americans)- our largest age groups are 5- 24 years old. Utah's minority populations are younger than the non-Hispanic White population. 35 percent of the minority population was under 18 in 2016 and they made up 28.2 percent of Salt Lake County in 2016. Green Flake Ancestors ---PAGE BREAK--- We asked Kellen Perkins, an ancestor of Green Flake, a black Mormon pioneer who helped settle the East Mill Creek area what Juneteenth Freedom Day means to her. “What does Juneteenth mean to me? I wish I could say something simple like freedom and be done. However, the fabric and complexities of the repercussions of slavery are not simple and cannot be summed up in one short answer. Many could point to this picture and think we are the epitome of success after the freeing of Slaves; Pictured are Doctors, Corporate Executives, Small Business Owners, and Law Enforcement officers but the truth is, our journey was long and hard and only made easier because Green Flake was freed prior to the Emancipation Proclamation. Green Flake’s freedom and move to the Rockies, allowed him to own property in (Millcreeks’ Evergreen Neighborhood) which is the largest contributor to generational wealth- something that was not afforded to Slaves from southern states. Despite an immense amount of privilege, our family’s presence in East Mill Creek was not met without micro-aggressions, blatant racism, and a plethora of other injustices; yet through all of this: Still We Rise!! -Kellen Perkins” ---PAGE BREAK--- Business License Administrator Alex Wendt works hard to assist Millcreek’s 1,000+ licensed businesses. ADJUSTMENTS IN BUSINESS LICENSE FEES PROPOSED MILLCREEK. Millcreek has partnered with Zions Public Finance to conduct the first business license fee study since the city’s incorporation. The results are guiding an update to the fee schedule that more accurately reflects the true cost of licensing. “For some types of businesses, they may see a slight increase, but for most they will see a savings,” said Alex Wendt, Millcreek Business License Administrator. For an example, Alex points to the basic business license fee that will reduce from $150 annually to $145. Another change is the removal of the $6 per employee charge that the city inherited when it adopted Salt Lake County ordinances. The employee charge is being replaced by a fee that better reflects which types of businesses utilize more police resources. “This will be much more fair and equitable for our business community and more precisely capture the city’s true cost of providing services,” said Alex. The Mayor and City Council will consider adopting these recommendations in their City Council meeting on June 22. ---PAGE BREAK--- Fireworks & Pets A message from Salt Lake County Animal Services: Keep your pet safe during fireworks season. Throughout July, Salt Lake County Animal Services sees an increase in lost pets due to the number of pets who escape from their homes or yards because of the noisy fireworks. Here are a few tips to make sure your pet stays safe: Be sure your pet is wearing its ID tag and that the info is up-to date. Keep windows and doors closed; we often hear of pets breaking out screens when they get scared. Leave your pet at home when you head out to set off or see fireworks. Don’t leave them in the car, it’s too hot and too noisy. They would prefer to be at home with a tasty treat or food puzzle. Provide a safe place for them to retreat (hide) when the fireworks start going off. Close bedroom doors to prevent them from getting stuck under beds. Take them to the basement, turn on some mellow music, and snuggle with them. Take your dog for a walk earlier in the day before the fireworks start. If you find a lost pet, contact Animal Control Dispatch at [PHONE REDACTED] to have an officer come get the animal. Salt Lake County Animal Services is located at 511 W 3900 S, SLC, 84123. Questions? Email [EMAIL REDACTED] or call 385- 468-7387. ---PAGE BREAK--- HERE IS A LIST OF MILLCREEK BUSINESSES THAT HAVE TOLD US OF THEIR SAFETY PRACTICES AND SERVICES OFFERED DURING THE COVID19 PANDEMIC MILLCREEK. Millcreek businesses have adapted to the challenges of the COVID19 pandemic and the difficulties it brings: safety for employees and patrons through social distancing, hand washing, masks. Here is a list of Millcreek businesses that have informed us of what special services they are providing during this critical time. If you would like to add your business information to this list, please email your message (up to 100 words) to [EMAIL REDACTED] by noon on Thursday to be added to the Friday e-newsletter. So you can have a complete list of the businesses at your fingertips, we are updating this list each week by highlighting those who did not appear in the previous list or who have updated their information since last week. CLEANING SERVICES: Anderson Express Cleaners (1535 E 3300 S, Suite 2) We are a cleaning company offering COVID-19 cleaning and disinfectant services for businesses re- opening as well as residential homes. We are using CDC-approved products and procedures, and our cleaners are wearing gloves and keeping 6 feet separation. We clean all contact areas daily or at your desired frequency—door handles, light switches, counters, phones, etc. We are also resuming our regular residential and commercial cleaning. Please contact us if you are in need of our services! [PHONE REDACTED] www.aecleaners.com Carpets Done Right Now doing COVID-19 cleaning process, disinfection, and sanitation wipe down. Get your home healthy and improve indoor air quality. Call Adam at [PHONE REDACTED] for all of your carpets, tile and upholstery cleaning needs. We use the #1 carpet cleaning method - truck mounted hot water extraction or what people call “steam cleaning” - the only method recommended by top carpet manufacturers. Also now offering carpet repairs and installs. No job too small or too big! All work guaranteed. Cleaning specials going on now: 3 Area Special $88.00, Sofa Cleaning $55.00, 5 Area Special $148.00, Large Chair $35.00, Tile/Grout Cleaned/Sealed for $1.00/ft. Dream Clean (3573 Eastwood Dr) Dream Clean is armed with disinfectants and cleaners of all kinds. We are following all the current CDC precautions and recommendations to expertly clean commercial and residential properties. We’ve been passionate about cleaning for 20 years, but right now… we’re obsessed with it! We are here when you need us most--every day of the week, any hour of the day. Call or Text DREAM CLEAN today: (801)652- 4006. DENTAL: Adam D. Marberger, D.D.S (4110 S Highland Dr STE 100B) ---PAGE BREAK--- Think about your last visit to the dentist. Did you have a 5-star experience? Did the office have a modern, home-like feel? Were you greeted by name? Were you given an opportunity to look inside your own mouth using modern technology to discuss your concerns and our recommendations to optimize your oral health. Were you asked how you wanted your tooth fixed based on look, feel, longevity or cost? YOUR comfort and satisfaction are our #1 priority. Mention this ad for a FREE CONSULTATION and $100 OFF ANY SERVICE. Let us help you Smile Your Best Smile! ENTERTAINMENT: Olympus Hills Lanes (4015 Wasatch Blvd) Olympus Hills Lanes is open daily from 11am-11pm. We have been your community bowling center since 1963. Family Fun, League Bowling, Birthday and Work Parties made EASY! Known for some of the best Burgers & Fries in town--plus billiards and a full-service arcade. Here at the lanes since re-opening all employees are all wearing face masks while guests enjoy the lanes. Systems for extra cleaning and sanitation of each lane plus the bowling balls after each use have been implemented. Social distancing guidelines are adhered to with at a minimum of one lane between groups. Come Play! FOOD SERVICES: Bob’s Brainfreeze (3131 E 3300 S) Bob’s is alive and kickin’ during the pandemic. We have taken the appropriate precautions to keep our employees and customers safe and healthy as we continue to serve the best community our Premium Shaved Ice! Summer and travel plans may not be the same this year, so we invite you and your friends to regularly stop by and enjoy a refreshing snow cone from our friendly staff. We appreciate those who have already made Bob’s a weekly tradition and wish you all a safe and enjoyable summer! We’re open Monday-Saturday Noon-10pm (weather permitting) - 3131 East 3300 South (Parking lot of Ski-n-See). C Kay Cummings Candies (2057 East 3300 South) Our physical store is now open, and we are taking all proper precautions to keep you safe. We have tons of candy which you can order online at www.finecandies.com, or you can come visit us at our physical location. Call us at [PHONE REDACTED]. Temporary Hours until further notice will be: Monday – Friday 10:00- 4:00, Saturday 11:00-4:00, Closed Sunday. SHOP LOCAL…save the small businesses in our community. CoreLife Eatery (3215 E 3300 S) At CoreLife Eatery we are doing everything we can to protect our customers. We are following all of the CDC protocols for food preparation and cleaning as we are open for dine in services, as well as offering online or curbside pickup. We are offering 50% off to all frontline employees. Order online or on our app for curbside pickup. Corner Grocery (894 E 3900 S) We sell South Asian (primarily Indian) groceries, fresh vegetables and dairy products. However, during this time, we’re also selling KN95 Face masks and Hand sanitizers at a very reasonable price. We’re committed to provide quality products and a clean, safe shopping experience to all our customers. We’re offering curbside pick-up, free home delivery on orders above $30.00 (only for Millcreek residents) and safe in-store shopping. We have several social distancing policies in place to ensure safe shopping. As the in-store customers are limited to 10, you can make an appointment by calling [PHONE REDACTED] in order to avoid any wait time. Grounds for Coffee (1200 E 3900 S) Grounds for Coffee inside St. Mark’s Hospital is open. If you don't want to wait in line, try our JoeCoffee phone app! Order directly from your phone and we will have everything ready and waiting for you when you arrive. No standing in line or interfacing with payment systems. Social distancing at its best. We will be open M-F 7-2! Kubo Express Smoothies and Grill (4041 S 700 E) ---PAGE BREAK--- We are excited to serve you tasty authentic filipino home-style cuisine! We offer curbside pick-up, and limited outdoor seating. Our hours are Wednesday-Friday 10-7, and Saturday from 12-7. Check out our fast-online ordering at www.kuboexpress.com. Delivery services are available through Doordash, UberEats, and Grubhub. Log Haven (4 miles up Millcreek Canyon) Log Haven is open again for socially-distanced indoor/outdoor dining (reservations from 5:30 – 9:00) and for curbside dining (orders from 5:30 – 8:00). Log Haven is also taking reservations for weddings and other personal events. Go to Log-Haven.com or call [PHONE REDACTED]. Log Haven is following all Health Dept. directives and has initiated rigorous precautions for the safety of its guests and staff. Visit www.LOG-HAVEN.COM and click LogDash Curbside for pickup or on Reservations for in-house dining. Mediterranean Market & Deli (3942 S State St) Mediterranean Market & Deli was established in 1958 (originally Canepari's). We are concerned about your health and safety, so we are following special protocols to keep you safe. We offer a variety of items in our specialty food market and in our cheese, meat, olive and salad cases. During these unprecedented times, we have continued to serve our community with fresh, fabulous food. We have dine-in, curbside service, phone in orders, and dinner kits we call our "Ciao" Kits. Ciao Kits include pasta special (call for daily special), rolls, butter, and brownies. Two-person kit is $17.00 four-person kit is $34.00. We also make homemade lasagna, sausage, rigatoni dishes, and incredible meatballs. You can find these in our frozen food case. We are open Mon-Sat 9 am - 4pm. Menchie's Frozen Yogurt (3165 E 3300 S) We are back to almost normal! We have hand sanitizer for every guest and gloves available for you, we hand you a cup, you get your yogurt and pick up the toppings you want, all prepackaged for you. We still take a orders by phone [PHONE REDACTED], or use any of the delivery Apps for your FroYo cravings. Open 10am-10pm Sun-Thur, 10am -11pm Fri-Sat. We love this community!!--Keep Smiling and Celebrating! Also, order custom or Ready-To-Go FroYo Cakes mention this for $5 off a cake. Provisions (3364 S 2300 E) Because we care about your safety, we are only offering curbside pick-up as well as free delivery through Door Dash or through our in-house delivery service. We are taking every precaution to follow CDC guidelines for sanitizing our kitchen. You can do online ordering through our website or call in your orders. This will be offered Tuesday thru Saturday from 5:00-9:00 pm. Current menu is available online; we look forward to serving our community through these trying times and greatly appreciate all the support. Also, we are offering our near famous Wood Fired Pizza for take-out and delivery. Rawtopia (3961 S Wasatch Blvd) We are open to serve you at Rawtopia! We follow all of the proper protocols to keep you safe as you come enjoy our food in person, curbside pick-up or take-out. We are open Sunday and Monday from 12-7, Tuesday-Thursday 12-8, and Friday-Saturday 12-9. Right now, you can come enjoy our healthy food with 10% off all orders. Call us today @ (801) 486-0332. So Cupcake (4002 S Highland Dr.) So Cupcake is now So Open for walk-ins, to-go orders, curbside pick-up, and delivery. We have a variety of delicious, homemade cupcakes made fresh daily. We also have fun activity bags for kids to do at home. FREE activity bag with a purchase of one mini dozen cupcakes. $5 for each additional bag. Our play area is now open for kids to come and play! We are doing everything to sanitize and keep things clean and safe. Please call or email us with your order: [PHONE REDACTED] [EMAIL REDACTED] Open: Tuesday-Saturday 9-7pm Table X (1457 E 3350 S) Table X restaurant is open Tuesday and Friday from 3-6pm for pickup and delivery. We will not open for dine in services even though we can. We will remain this way until we believe it is safe to do otherwise. More information can be found at www.tablexrestaurant.com. Tandoor Indian Grill (733 E 3300 S) ---PAGE BREAK--- At Tandoor Indian Grill we are doing everything we can to protect our customers. We are following all the CDC protocols for food preparation and cleaning, as well as only offering online or curbside pickup. As a locally owned and community-oriented business we should fight and support together during this pandemic crisis. Order by calling (801) 486-4542 for our Millcreek location, 10 am to 10 pm Monday to Sunday. Tokai Sushi (1301 E Miller Ave) Hello Millcreek! We are open for takeout, curbside pick-up, and dine-in Mon-Fri 11:30-2:30 & 4:30-8:30, Sat 4-9, and Sun 4-8. We are making sure to follow Salt Lake County’s public health and reopening requirements. With our Lunch Special, all Special Rolls are just $6.95! Our Lunch Bento Boxes are $10.95 which includes Beef, Chicken, or Salmon Teriyaki + 2 choices of Tempura, Gyoza, California Roll, Spicy Tuna Roll, Sashimi, or Sushi + Miso Soup, Rice, and Salad! Our full takeout menu is on our Instagram @tokaisushislc. Our Venmo is @tokaisushi or we can also take card payments over the phone (801) 466- 3311. HEALTH & WELLNESS SERVICES: Aviva Woman (999 E Murray Holladay RD STE 204) Aviva Woman is open to help, and we are following all standard CDC protocols to keep you safe! When our hormones and thyroid is functioning optimally, our immune system can function at its best. We are now offering immune support therapy through IV hydration and Vitamin injections. If you work in the Health Care Sector, we are offering these services at a deep discount of $50 off any IV treatment and Vitamin Injections for $10. You need only mention where you work, and we will schedule a private appointment to help you get your immune support! Contact us via email at [EMAIL REDACTED] or CALL I TEXT us at [PHONE REDACTED]. We are here to keep Millcreek Healthy! Comfort Care Pediatrics (495 E 4500 S, Suite 200) We remain open to care for your children. Because of COVID-19, and to protect your children, we have reserved morning appointments solely for well-child checks, including immunizations. The American Academy of Pediatrics has strongly recommended that scheduled immunizations should continue throughout the pandemic. However, children still get sick unrelated to COVID-19 and need to be seen to confirm the diagnosis and ensure appropriate treatment. We are using all necessary COVID-19 precautions to safely serve your children. We offer telemedicine services for children that do not need to be examined physically. Call (801) 595-8844. East Millcreek Eyewear (3203 S 2300 E) Here at East Millcreek Eyewear we are taking all the necessary precautions and CDC recommendations to disinfect our store during your visit to take care of your Eyewear needs. We are allowing one person in the store at a time, so please call in advance for an appointment. We are open with limited hours and by appointment only. It is kind of nice, because with only one person in our Boutique at a time we really can give you some special attention. If you need contact lenses, please let us know, we can get them shipped directly to you with no extra charge. We would love to meet you if we haven't already met. Thank you for all the years of supporting a small local family business. Elevation Chiropractic Center (515 E 4500 S #G230) Following the statement released by Homeland Security, Elevation Chiropractic Center is an essential business providing healthcare solutions to those unable to be seen by the medical system during this time of crisis. Following strict guidelines set forth by the CDC allows Elevation the right and ability to see patients in office. Elevation Chiropractic Center is running a special to help you and help those on the front lines of COVID-19. Right now, you can purchase an adjustment for yourself (can be used at a future date) and one adjustment will be donated to those working around the clock. Call [PHONE REDACTED] to purchase your $50 BOGO Adjustment special. Visit www.elevationcenterutah.com to learn more. Intensive Physical Therapy Institute, LLC (4568 S Highland Dr, STE 180) Combining the biomechanical know-how of physical therapy with Neurodevelopmental Treatment (NDT), ---PAGE BREAK--- we specialize in treating children with disabilities from birth to age 21. Visit our website to get a taste of what we do, and schedule a free consultation to learn how we can help your child achieve his or her greater potential! (We follow the CDC's protocols during this time and limit the number of patients and families to promote a safer, healthier environment). For an appointment, please call [PHONE REDACTED] or stroll through our website at www.iptitherapy.com Janet Gray Dance Studios (3065 S Imperial Street) We are mindful of your health and safety, so we are only offering online classes from our studio. Janet Gray Dance Studio is offering a full breadth of dance classes, every day of the week. All classes are live online and offer interaction with all class members with the teacher. The teachers are professional Faculty we have had for years. All students from any school or first-timers are welcome. Each class is only $10. Please visit http://janetgraystudios.com/join/ for detail on how to join our online classes Mountain Land Physical Therapy (1153 East 3900 South) Mountain Land Physical Therapy provides physical therapy and rehabilitation services in Millcreek and throughout Utah. As recommended by the CDC and CISA, and under our designation as an essential healthcare service during the pandemic, all our clinics remain open. We are committed to taking every precaution to protect the health and safety of our patients and employees during the COVID-19 pandemic and have established strict cleaning and screening procedures for all our clinics. We also offer home visits with one of our skilled Physical Therapists as well as online telehealth visits. Visit www.mlrehab.com or call (801) 262-6331 for more info. Move Play Talk! (2766 E 2850 S) Families are navigating brand new territory as they adapt to life with Covid-19; communication and social relationship building skills are essential tools during these uncertain times. Move Play Talk! is providing speech-language evaluations and therapy for families and children ages birth through school age in a variety of formats In order to respect the health and safety of our community. Home visits incorporating physical distancing practices are now available as well as remote visits using the HIPAA compliant Doxy.me platform. Becca Fenander, MS, CCC-SLP empowers families and children to build rich communication relationships in the context of their unique family cultures of activities, interests, and priorities. Please call (206) 369-9644 or visit the website at www.moveplaytalk.com for more information or to set up an appointment. Salt Lake Speech and Cognitive Therapy (4568 S Highland Dr STE 380) Everyone deserves to be heard and understood. Salt Lake Speech and Cognitive Therapy is a private clinic based in Millcreek, Utah, owned and operated by Dr. Catharine DeLong. She is the only speech pathologist in private practice in the state of Utah who holds both clinical certification and a doctoral degree in Speech-Language Pathology. We can travel to homes within 20 miles of our office. Dr. DeLong works with adults living with acquired or progressive communication disorders. Contact: [EMAIL REDACTED], [PHONE REDACTED], or saltlakespeech.com. Serpas Assessments, Inc. (4505 S Wasatch BLVD #360) Start next school year strong! Distance Learning and close quarters due to COVID have been eye opening for many parents! Dr. Dorothée Serpas is a whose clinic is committed to assessments to understand and optimize the learning experience. Areas of expertise include AD/HD, ADD, and Learning Disorders. Information can be empowering and demystifying for both the parent and child. Important benefits of this investment include better understanding the learning style, validation of struggles and effort, development of a plan of action and support, & fostering hope for future success for your child. Contact: Drserpas.com, [PHONE REDACTED], or [EMAIL REDACTED]. Skintherapy Skincare and Acne Clinic (1345 E 3900 S STE 204) We care about your health and safety, so we are taking all protocols to keep you safe! Skintherapy is a professional acne clinic in Millcreek, Utah. We offer acne sufferers a comprehensive approach to skincare and acne treatments. Unlike dermatologist and doctors, we never use harsh prescriptions. Instead, we personalize every acne control plan with our clients to produce long-term, life-enhancing results. For more information visit us at UtahAcneClinic.com. ---PAGE BREAK--- SLC Ballet (1116 E 3300 S) Come dance with us! SLC Ballet is open to limited studio classes and we are committed to following all recommended protocols. Please visit our website for information about our programs: http://slcballet.com We will be offering our full Preschool, Elementary, Academy and Adult programs beginning in August. Please Email for more information: [EMAIL REDACTED] Utah Addiction Medicine (4659 S Highland Dr) We are a team of seven who work closely to provide medical care for people who are currently experiencing substance use disorders, or who are in recovery from them. Addiction Medicine is very rewarding. To see people find hope, to watch them heal and find freedom is incredibly rewarding. COVID has caused us to "retool “so that we can continue to support our folks through this extraordinarily difficult time. In these days of social distancing, we remain “virtually open” and are seeing new and established patients via telemedicine. While it is not the same as spending time with them in person, it is necessary and important that we remain available, albeit remotely. Our team is delighted to be part of the Millcreek community. We wish you and yours good health. Please feel free to stop in and say hello once our doors are open again. [PHONE REDACTED]; Wasatch Community Acupuncture (470 East 3900 South Ste. 103) We are excited to reopen our clinic and are following all local, state, and federal Covid-19 guidelines for your safety and ours. If you are in pain, stressed, not sleeping well, suffering from allergies, or just need a "tune-up," we are here to help! Acupuncture works extremely well for a variety of different health conditions. At our nonprofit clinic, acupuncture is affordable: first treatments are $30-$55 (you decide), and subsequent treatments are $15-$40 (you decide). We're open seven days a week. Read more and book online: www.WasatchAcupuncture.org or call [PHONE REDACTED]. Wolcott Optical Service, LC (3145 S Highland Dr) We are back! Wolcott Optical is open again as usual: Tuesday – Friday from 9 am to 5:30 pm and on most Saturdays from 10 am to 5 pm. Per CDC guidelines and common sense, we will require that all patients wear masks into our store and practice social distancing. Please be prepared to possibly wait in your car while we assist other customers. We would prefer to not require that you make an appointment and will do our best to accommodate everyone. Please go to our Facebook page, our website www.wolcottoptical.com, or call [PHONE REDACTED] for more information. See you soon – in your mask! MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES: ACES Counseling (1354 E 3300 S #100) ACES Counseling is concerned for your health and safety, so we are providing telehealth therapy sessions, which you can access from the comfort of your own home. As always ACES works on a sliding scale for clients. [PHONE REDACTED] Ascent Integrative Therapy (4568 S Highland Dr) At Ascent Integrative Therapy, we specialize in treating relationship issues, trauma, anxiety, depression and more. Using an integrative approach, we offer techniques from various research-supported therapies with holistic modalities. We serve adults, couples and older adolescents to restore healthy connections within self, relationships, and other important aspects of life. By improving connections, or integrations, individuals often experience improvement in mental health and greater capability to engage effectively with life. Please contact us today, we offer free phone or video-chat consults: phone: (801) 440- 9833 email: [EMAIL REDACTED] web: www.ascentintegrativetherapy.com Today: Comprehensive Services (1208 E 3300 S) During these hardest of times it is important to make sure we all stay healthy, both mind and body. We are here to help out!! We are open and offering Telehealth appointments for everyone in the community in need of behavioral health services. We have amazing providers that offer therapy, medication management, and evaluations which can all be done from the safety of your home using Telehealth technology. We accept most all insurances as well as offer reasonable cash rates for those in need. You ---PAGE BREAK--- can schedule an appointment by calling us at [PHONE REDACTED] and selecting option 2 for the new patient department, or you can email us at wecanhelpout.com Healing Pathways Therapy Center (4465 South 900 East) As an essential business we are doing everything we can to keep you and your loved ones safe while we are offering our services. We have virtual therapy options available for situations where meeting in person is not possible or advisable. At Healing Pathways Therapy Center, we understand that the COVID-19 issues are having an impact on our community members and loved ones. We want to let you know that we will continue to provide ongoing mental health counseling services during these difficult times. We specialize in addressing a variety of mental health, emotional, and relationship issues from a trauma/attachment informed approach. Please call our main office at [PHONE REDACTED] or visit our website at www.healingpathwaystherapy.com for more information or to set up an appointment. PET SERVICES: Doggie in the Window (788 E 3300 S) We’re taking precautions to ensure our clients, their pets, and our staff stay safe and healthy. Part of these precautions include limiting the number of staff we have in the building, and sanitizing after every client. Doggie in the Window is open for your dog grooming needs, with modifications to the way we do business. We’re temporarily closed Monday, open Tuesday thru Saturday 8am to 6 pm, and Sunday 10am to 4pm. We offer home pickup, curbside drop off, and in person check in. Please pay with credit or debit card. Please maintain social distancing and stay safe. [PHONE REDACTED] Fish 4 U (4010 S Highland Dr Celebrating our 25th Year in Business, Fish 4 U is OPEN & taking all proper precautions to help flatten the Curve. We Specialize in Aquarium Livestock & Supplies, offering over 100 Independently Running Aquariums of Healthy Fresh, Brackish & Saltwater Fish, Plants, Corals & Invertebrates. Fish 4 U is Locally owned by Residents of Millcreek. We Recommend the use of Masks for Your Safety & Everyone around You. Our Hours are posted at Fish4U.net or you can reach us at (801) 274-0113. TLC Grooming (1321 E 3300 S #11) At this time, we are following CDC guidelines, so we can come out to your car to get your dog using disinfected safety leads. You can come inside, but we ask that only one person at a time comes in to check in or check out to maintain social distances. We’re a new salon with seasoned groomers. We make sure your fur babies are well loved and taken care of, because we know they’re a member of the family. Stay safe and we’re looking forward to meeting your fur babies. [PHONE REDACTED] Utah Pet Rehab and Acupuncture (2896 E 3300 S) As an essential business we are doing everything we can to protect you and your pet. We are only offering a drop-off service, and we sanitize after every patient. Utah Pet Rehab and Acupuncture is a state-of-the- art veterinary referral center for animal rehabilitation and acupuncture dedicated to enhancing and improving your pet's life. We work closely with your regular veterinarian to complement your pet’s treatment with our rehabilitation services - including underwater treadmill, laser therapy, and home exercise programs - and/or acupuncture. Utah Pet Rehab is co-owned by Shawna McCall, a veterinarian certified in acupuncture and animal physical rehabilitation, and Pat Werner, a physical therapist and certified canine rehabilitation therapist. Business is located at 2896 E. 3300 S. PERSONAL SERVICES: Chai’s Barbershop (2943 E 3300 S) Chai’s Barbershop is committed to caring for the health and well-being of our barbers and customers and playing a constructive role in supporting local health officials and government leaders. We are taking all necessary steps to protect our customers and staff. At Chai's Barbershop, all barbers and customers are required to wear a mask, and we are open from 9-7 by appointments only. If you have any questions you can call or text Chai @ [PHONE REDACTED] or email @ [EMAIL REDACTED]. Thank you for your ---PAGE BREAK--- continued support of our business during this time of uncertainty. We look forward to serving you. Eden Massage & Wellness Clinic (4568 Highland Dr STE 380) $20 off your first visit to Eden Massage & Wellness Clinic. At Eden Massage & Wellness clinic we know Pain is not normal. We provide Massage Therapy that is nurturing, effective and respectful of our clients. We promote relaxation and also provide tools to live a healthier life for mind and body. We focus on tailoring each session based on each person's goals, creating a relaxing and energizing experience. Visit us at 4568 Highland DR STE 380, Millcreek. Or schedule online at www.edenmassage.co We are looking forward to meeting you. Probodies Wellness (2147 E 3300 S) ProBodies Wellness - Specializing in therapeutic massage and bodywork for women. Modalities include Prenatal Massage, Deep Tissue, Sports, Neuromuscular Therapy, Trigger Point and Pain Management using micropoint stimulation. Located inside Bellissimo Spa Studios. By appointment only. Text to schedule [PHONE REDACTED] www.ProBodiesWellness.com Skin and Beyond Wellness Center (3378 S 2300 E) We are opening our physical facilities for a few days a week on Thursdays and Saturdays from 10-6 for medical aesthetics. We still offer virtual consults for all other services. We'll try anything to lift and support your spirit and skin any way we can. At Skin and Beyond Wellness Center we absolutely believe that even during tough times you still can feel and look your best. We are currently offering FREE VIRTUAL CONSULTATIONS and FACIALS, 15% OFF on ALL SKINCARE and FREE SHIPPING with promo code JOY at skinandbeyondwellness.com. You can also reach us at (801) 856- 4252 or [EMAIL REDACTED] Skinful Pleasures Day Spa (3194 South 1100 East) Missing your skin care? Would you love a HydraFacial right now? Need a brow or lash tint, a bikini wax? My private practice office is open Tues-Sat from 9:00 to 5:00, by appointment only, for a limited number of clients. I also stock and will mail Lucrece and RevitaLash products and home microneedling supplies. The office is completely sanitized between clients, I use disposable supplies, and go well beyond Health Dept. requirements for keeping you safe. (801) 641-7628, www.myskintherapist.com PROFESSIONAL/CONSULTING SERVICES: AFT Dispatch AFT Dispatch, Inc. is a full-service truck dispatch agency working with freight motor carriers operating under their own MC Authority. We help truckers find profitable loads during these difficult times. Our team will find the loads, negotiate with brokers, take care of the packets, insurance certificates, and even billing and invoicing. None of our customers have been sitting around during the peak of the Coronavirus and you won’t either. We also lease on owner operators looking to work under our MC authority. Please call (801) 448-6363 Ext.1 or visit Ark Insurance Solutions, LLC (655 E 4500 S STE 210) In 2010 Rebecca Yates launched Ark Insurance Solutions, LLC based on her desire to focus not just solely on the dollar, but to also be able to put individuals and clients first. Ark Insurance Solutions, LLC proudly serves the greater Salt Lake City, Utah area. With a passionate team, we believe in finding the best health insurance solutions for our community. As an independent broker, we work with a number of the nation's top insurance companies to find the best policies to protect your family and finances in times of trouble. Ark Insurance Solutions, LLC is the proud recipient of the Mountainwest Capital Network, Fastest Growing 100 Business since 2016. Av8rScrubs (Online) Take advantage of extra time down and learn valuable lifesaving skills online. We offer American Heart Association CPR/AED First Aid Certifications online at www.Av8rScrubs.com. Contact us with questions at [PHONE REDACTED]. ---PAGE BREAK--- Avanti Workspace (4001 S 700 E STE 500) Our day offices and conference rooms are disinfected after each use. We provide a safe and clean place to work. We have single occupant day offices for use by the hour as well as long term options. We have waived set-up fees for all virtual packages and full offices. We have limited staff at our center and a remote team to assist you. We are open 8:30 am to 5:00 pm Monday – Friday. To reserve a room or to get more information on packages please visit www.avantiworkspace.com or call [PHONE REDACTED]. DroidForge (online) My name is Nick Arbanas and I own a very small home business called DroidForge with my friend, JP Thomas. Our business specializes in the online sale of custom 3D printed, laser cut and CNC parts. About a month ago, we started building face shields to help protect local healthcare workers. Using GoFundMe we have raised the money needed to produce and donate about 1700 face shields. So far, we have given about 550 to health care workers 100% FREE! We are excited to receive our next batch of materials to start the next build of 1200 shields. Hans Monuments (1555 E 3300 S) We consider our community’s health seriously and are taking all precautions to “flatten the curve” in the spread of COVID-19. Our social distancing efforts during the last few weeks caused us to temporarily close our public showroom to ensure your safety and ours. We are continuing to employ our staff remotely and they are operating daily business hours. Although our store front is temporarily closed, we are still OPEN and able to conduct all business via phone, fax, and email. we are your local headstone and stone carving specialists, crafting custom granite engravings and memorials in Millcreek since 1968. At Hans Monuments we are able to assist you in creating a beautiful headstone from the safety and comforts of your own home—a memorial that will last for many generations to come. Please contact us at:(801)484- 1594 [EMAIL REDACTED] Henries Dry Cleaners (3965 S Wasatch Blvd.) Because we care about your health and safety, we are sanitizing all counters, doors and our store continuously. Employees have gloves and masks available, and practice social distancing according to CDC protocols. With our drive through and pick-up and delivery service, our customers don't have to leave their homes or cars. We are a family in the business of cleaning and restoring garments and specialty items to a like-new condition. We're a certified America's Best Cleaner ensuring your clothes will be treated with the highest standards and professional care. As an essential business our stores remain open and operating on regular service hours with drive-through at each location. Now more than ever you can benefit from our FREE pickup and delivery service. Find out more @ henries.com/signupandfaqs. Office [PHONE REDACTED]. HM Holdings (4055 S 700 E) Tired of working from home? We have office space available at 4055 South 700 East. Our office sizes range from single offices to multiple offices that have a lobby. We are conveniently located on 700 East, across from Old Farm in the red brick building. For inquiries, contact Shelby at [PHONE REDACTED] or [EMAIL REDACTED] Thank you for your consideration. Impressions Art Studio (1050 E 3300 S #102) We are following all the CDC recommendations and practicing social distancing. Art lessons available for beginners and intermediate students. Oil/Acrylic Painting, Watercolor Classes, Drawing Classes, Ceramic Tile Painting, Rock Painting, Paint Pouring and much, much more. 801-979- 5951. Infinity Tax Solutions (715 E 3900 S, STE 101) We have adapted to serve our clients in multiple ways. We are offering secure, remote tax preparation as well as curbside drop-off. When necessary we provide in office visits, meeting all health mandates. We are a woman owned tax office handling personal, business, trust, non-profit tax returns as well as payroll and ---PAGE BREAK--- payroll tax services. We take pride in being our clients tax partners year-round. We would love to help with your individual and business tax needs. Visit our website www.infinitytax.com or call [PHONE REDACTED]. Legacy Bio-Medical Services, INC (1022 E 3900 S) We are concerned about your health and safety, so we are sanitizing after each customer and spacing out our appointments. Our staff members have masks and gloves to wear, and we are practicing social distancing. Oxygen Concentrator and Respiratory Equipment Sales and Service, New, and Used. Certified Repair Center. Full-service medical equipment company. We are the experts when it comes to medical equipment management, installations, calibrations, and repairs. Our certified technicians are trained by numerous manufacturers, giving you the peace of mind that the job is completed correctly. We assure quality products and services at affordable prices for all of our clients and offer a 90-day warranty on all services. Please call us, we would be more than happy to help! [PHONE REDACTED] Madison McCord Interiors (3960 South Highland Drive) We care about your health and safety, so we have closed our physical store until further notice. Here at Madison McCord we cater not only to the retail audience but also to the wholesale builders and designers and we realize your projects do not stop. Because of this we can schedule one on one appointments to meet your furniture and design needs. Just call our showroom at [PHONE REDACTED] or email [EMAIL REDACTED] and we can schedule an appointment with you using all necessary precautions. Please also follow our Instagram account for updates and specials offering discounts during this time from 20% to 70% off our in-stock merchandise! Please follow @madisonmccordinteriors. We can't wait to reopen and service you again! Mighty Penguin We are a consulting firm that assists nonprofit organizations acquire the resources necessary to accomplish their missions. Right now, our highest priority is the health and safety of our employees, clients, and the community at large. To do our part in serving and protecting each other, we have moved all of our meetings online and our employees are working from home. We feel especially honored to be supporting those who provide food, education, public art spaces, youth programs, and so much more during these stressful times. Our team of grant writers and development specialists are dedicated to aiding our clients as they give their time, energy, and passions to making the world a better place. Despite the uncertainty and upheaval around us, we can work together to foster hope and bring relief to our neighbors. Let us help you change the world! Sugarhouse Self Storage (1260 E Elgin Ave (3010 So)) Whether you are a current customer or are looking for self-storage, our primary focus is to keep our customers and employees safe. We are taking protective measures such as sanitizing keypads and common touch surfaces. Currently, new customers may choose to take advantage of ONE of these specials: 50% off your first two months, From $50 to $250 in FREE boxes, locks, tape, etc. (equal to the rented size), Second month FREE. Selection may change at any time without notice. These specials are on a first-come basis. While our gate access hours remain the same, our office is closed so we encourage you to conduct business via our Website email [EMAIL REDACTED] or phone [PHONE REDACTED] TALENTA Commerce TALENTA Commerce is a locally owned, Millcreek business specializing in Multi-Channel eCommerce. To help our fellow business owners we would like to offer any Millcreek business discounts for setup and design of an eCommerce website. We can create contactless delivery and curbside pickup scheduling for your customers. Please reach out to us if we can help in any way with your website or eCommerce needs! Ryan Berg I TALENTA Commerce I [PHONE REDACTED] I [EMAIL REDACTED] Vivian Dowsett Interiors Because we care about your health and safety, we'll do interior design phone and virtual meetings until we can meet in your home. This is an excellent way to begin a process of change. With many people still self-isolating and working and recreating at home, this is a unique opportunity to take a closer look at how your home can become more comfortable and efficient. Perhaps a new paint color, furniture replacement or re-arrangement, better lighting, art reframing or a well-organized workspace is just what's ---PAGE BREAK--- needed. Once we're able to be out and about, re-working these elements becomes even more important because you've had time to really understand what works and what doesn't. Change can be so refreshing! Vivian Dowsett Interiors has been designing and decorating homes for over 25 years. In these more challenging times, it's so important to be living your best life in your home. Contact Vivian to see how, together, you can make that can happen [PHONE REDACTED] Wasatch Events, LLC Wasatch Events, LLC is open for service. We organize, plan and implement events and retreats. We also provide drone video/photography. http://nonstopadventures.com/drone/; http://wasatchevents.com/ REPAIR SERVICES: All Hours Plumbing (1063 E 3300 S) It’s our NINE Year Anniversary this month! We remain open 24/7 and are using all of the necessary COVID-19 precautions to continue serving the community. If you are 65 and older or know someone who is in need of drain cleaning, water heater or heating repair, and are in a financial hardship, please reach out to us. We can work with you to fix these issues at a discounted price. We are offering the following July promotions: free 2nd opinion, free water heater with a furnace/AC combo installed-as low as $87/month (with approved credit), $49 off any plumbing service, $49 service charge on HVAC or $49 tune- up preventative maintenance. Call All Hours Plumbing, Drain Cleaning, Heating & Air, and Fireplaces today at [PHONE REDACTED]. Alteration Emporium (2020 E 3300 S #11) Because we care about your safety, all hard surfaces are cleaned daily with disinfectant and employees wear masks when others are present. We observe social distancing at all times. We have been making cotton face masks that are reversible and machine washable in an effort to get everyone to wear a mask. They are colorful and come in a variety of sizes. They have a pocket in which to place a filter. They sell for $10 each. Special pricing for first responders and health care workers. Open 10-4 Monday- Saturday. Email [EMAIL REDACTED] for more information. Contractors Collective Our staff members wear masks and gloves when interacting with the public and maintain proper social distancing procedures. We complete all of our invoicing and estimates through electronic means. We are focusing on outdoor projects this Spring to maintain social distancing. Do you have fences falling down, decks in need of a refresh or to replacing winter damage? You can contact Kelty for free estimates. Contractors Collective is a licensed and insured business serving Salt Lake and Summit county. http://contractors-collective.com/ Decker Plumbing We are mindful of your health and safety, so we are wearing gloves, masks, and using proper social distancing techniques. Drake Decker is a Master Plumber and Plumbing Contractor. Decker Plumbing LLC opened in Millcreek in 2006. Thanks to our wonderful customers we have enjoyed running and growing our business. We work hard to keep our overhead low so our customers can enjoy great service at an economy rate. We care about you, our reputation and are always looking to the future of our relationships with our customers. Our company offers: residential, commercial, restaurant and medical plumbing services, free estimates, budget and high-end solutions, licensed, bonded and insured work, new installations with a focus on easy maintenance. Office: [PHONE REDACTED] Email: [EMAIL REDACTED] Grout Doctor (1940 Evergreen Ave) We are conscientiously practicing COVID-19 social distancing procedures and wear masks and gloves when we work to ensure your safety and ours. Grout Doctor cures WTD – “Wrecked Tile Dysfunction”. If you have a tile and grout or natural stone surface that needs repair, protection or even just cleaning and polishing, we’re the guys to call. Restoration of hard surfaces is all we do so we are better at it than anyone else. www.groutdoctor.com [PHONE REDACTED] Monkey Wrench Plumbing, Heating & Air ---PAGE BREAK--- At Monkey Wrench Plumbing, Heating & Air we are making sure that the safety of our customers is the number one priority. Our staff is maintaining no contact and social distance with our customers while in their homes. We are using hand sanitizer before entering any home, wearing new gloves and booties at each house, sanitizing our vans and equipment multiple times a day with clorox wipes and have cloth face coverings which we will wear upon request. We want our customers to know we are still here to serve them during this time while taking necessary precautions to keep their help and safety our number one goal. (801) 963-9000 Richard B. Luce Construction As an essential business we are concerned with your health and safety. We follow all the recommendations of the CDC by staying 6 feet away from each other while wearing masks. We specialize in all phases of residential construction. Custom renovations, New Homes… we strive to give you top quality and fair market pricing. We have been living and working in Millcreek for over 30 years. Our clients are very important to us! Working hard every day to continue a tradition of excellence. (801) 633-8375 RETAIL SERVICES: Adib’s Rug Gallery (3092 Highland Dr) Adib's Rug Gallery remains open and we follow all safety precautions within our business operations inside and on appointments. We are currently offering Hand Washing of your area rugs with no-contact drop off and pick up service at our location as well as at your home or office. Our drivers are masked and gloved in the process of picking up and returning your rugs to ensure your safety as well as their own. Social distancing standards are adhered to as well. Call the Gallery at [PHONE REDACTED] for more details. Monday-Saturday 10 AM-6 PM. Casual Barbecue & Fireplace (555 W 3900 S) Casual Barbecue & Fireplace is a locally owned small business. They are located at 555 West 3900 South. They specialize in natural and propane gas equipment such as gas grills, fireplaces, service & repairs. They sell propane, fix tanks, and make hoses; you can also buy components to create your own gas fire feature. They also sell emergency heating items. They also carry pellet and charcoal smokers, spices, wood chips. Stop by and check out this small business in our community. Thank you for supporting small businesses in Millcreek city. City Wide Vacuum (1128 E 3300 S) We are mindful of your health and safety, so we are taking extreme measures to sanitize every machine coming and going from our store. We are open for regular hours and are offering curbside pick-up and repair drop off, new vacuum delivery, and supplies. We have great buys on new machines for those working hard to keep your homes clean. We specialize in high filtration HEPA and hospital grade S class filtration vacuums. [PHONE REDACTED] Clean Fuels Utah (4000 S. State St STE 200) Clean Fuels is an electric vehicle dealership new to Millcreek - what a time to open! To protect our community, we offer virtual appointments and car walk-arounds via Zoom or Google Meet, at-home test drives, online financing application, and driveway delivery. We also offer in person meetings with proper social distancing protocols. We have hand sanitizer, alcohol wipes, and Clorox disinfecting wipes available for your protection. Our hours are posted online (cleanfuelsutah.com) and we accept appointments outside our regular hours for your convenience: [PHONE REDACTED]. Genisis Books (248 E 3900 S) Genesis books has been supporting the drug and alcohol recovery community for 35 years. We are grateful to report that we are open! We have a large selection of recovery as well as feel good books and gifts for all occasions. Our hours are: Tuesday - Friday 10am-6pm and Saturday 11am-4pm. We take phone orders, mail orders and in store purchases. We hope to see you soon 248 E. 3900 S. MagiCoolMask LLC We've switched gears! Due to the recent pandemic, 3D Art, Decor & More, epoxy resin art and ---PAGE BREAK--- countertops has not been able to participate in local art shows, festivals or trade shows. However, we are on a mission to create the most comfortable and cooling facemask ever! Our goal is to donate one magiCOOLmask for each mask sold. Help us offer our essential workers a more comfortable, cooler feeling and breathable face mask to wear, especially during the hot summer months or when working with constant physical activity. Visit our sister website, www.magiCOOLmask.com for more information. Please stay safe, calm, cool and comfortable. C Timm Custom Furniture, LLC (3474 S 2300 E STE 16) I am concerned for your health and safety, so I have clients call ahead for pick-up and delivery, and I follow proper social distancing rules. I own a one-man shop building custom-made furniture as well as repairing and restoring antique furniture. This is a family business that was started by my father in the 60's. We have been in this location since 1982. Let me know if you have a project that I can help you with. [PHONE REDACTED], Email - [EMAIL REDACTED], Website- ctimmfurniture.com Evergreen Framing (3295 South 2000 East) We are now open with temporary operating hours: Monday for appointments, Tuesday - Thursday 10 - 6, Friday 10-5 and Saturdays 10-4. If you would like to drop off or pick up curbside we can make that happen for you. Follow us on Instagram for the most up to date information. Great gifts, art and custom framing. Give us a call....[PHONE REDACTED] or email us at: Felt Lighting (1220 E 3300 S) Come visit your local lighting store! We are open and taking every possible precaution to have a clean and safe space for you to shop. We can solve all your lighting needs. If you are not ready to venture out yet, we have an easy-to-navigate website and sales representatives ready to help you from the safety and comfort of your home. We offer a large selection in every area of lighting—indoor, outdoor and every space between that is sure to add the dazzle you need. We pledge to do our best and get you what you want to leave you with the utmost satisfaction. Home Depot (3398 S Highland Dr.) We are committed to the safety of our Associates and Customers. And we’re committed to staying open and taking all precautions to protect each other during this difficult time. The health and wellbeing of our associates and customers is of utmost importance. We’ve implemented several strategies to minimize COVID-19 exposure and provided personal protection through our social distancing, increased signage, limited customer traffic, store cleaning care kits, plexiglass protectors at registers (soon to come), and increased janitorial services. We offer a curbside pickup for our customers choosing to shop online. 801- 461-4248 Ivy Interiors (3174 Highland Dr) Despite the challenges of Covid-19, Ivy Interiors is still going strong! Our doors are now open and we are back to regular hours, Monday-Saturday, 10am-6pm. We have discounted many of our floor models as we make room for new furniture from the fall and winter furniture markets. Come browse our beautiful showroom to see what’s new! Our interior design team is busy scheduling complimentary in-home consultations with clients. (Complimentary with minimum purchase) Call today to schedule an appointment. [PHONE REDACTED]. We are following Covid-19 protocol and request that all customers wear a mask or face covering and practice social distancing in the store. Ivy Interiors, 3174 S Highland Dr., ivyinteriorsutah.com Katie Waltman Boutique (815 E 3300 S) Our physical shop is now open, and we are following new social distancing protocols. Please contact [EMAIL REDACTED] or call [PHONE REDACTED] to arrange CURBSIDE PICKUP if preferred. Also, to give our customers something fun to do during the quarantine, we've launched JEWELRY MAKING KITS designed by Katie. Kids love to do it, and you end up with a meaningful, memorable piece. Check them out here: Lone Pine Gear Exchange (2835 E 3300 S) Lone Pine Gear Exchange is excited to announce the opening of their Shred Ready Coffee Shop! The drive thru window is open for coffee, specialty drinks, breakfast burritos, and pastries 8:00 am - 3:00 pm ---PAGE BREAK--- daily. Lone Pine's gear repair department is busy repairing tents, jackets, backpacks, etc with contact free gear repair drop off and pick up. So check your gear closets for any outdoor equipment that needs to be repaired or patch and bring it in. Details can be found at www.lonepinegearx.com. Marissa's Books (3302 S 900 E, Salt Lake City, UT 84106) We are happy to announce we have reopened with modified business hours to accommodate daily sanitation: Monday through Saturday, 11:00 AM-4:00 PM. For in-store patrons, we are providing hand sanitizer, gloves, and limiting the number of total shoppers. We have revamped www.marissasbooks.com and are adding thousands of books to our online catalog. When ordering online, local customers may select free curbside pickup, which will be ready the following day at noon, or get free shipping on orders over $20. We appreciate the outpouring of local support and look forward to resuming regular hours in the near future! Namedroppers (3355 S Highland Dr) We are concerned with the health of our customers, so we limit the number of customers allowed in the store at one time, and we sanitize after each person leaves the store. Our Concern and well-being for our clientele is our top priority, so we are sanitizing after each client. We ask that our customers who are bringing in consignment bring the items in clean and pressed, and on hangers. We will be open for shortened business hours Tuesday-Saturday from 11:00-6:00. Please plan on wearing masks and gloves when you arrive. We look forward to being able to serve you! We add new arrivals daily to our website, and don’t miss our end of the month clearance sales. Check out more at www.Shopnamedroppers.com. Needleplay (2195 E 3300 S) In 1994, Janet Perry opened Needleplay to serve area residents and spread her love of needlework. Over the years, Janet has taught thousands of students to ‘Stitch the Needleplay Way.’ For the uninitiated, this means including flair and fun in each piece. Janet helps students learn about color selection, depth, good design, and how to have fun. Each day, students sit around a table learning new techniques while forging incredibly supportive friendships. If you would like to learn to stitch, stop by the shop at 2195 East 3300 South or call us at [PHONE REDACTED]. We look forward to meeting you. Paletti (3210 Highland Dr) Our name means “everything’s good.” We are adding “everything's about being safe and secure.” We are open by appointment with social distancing rules, use of masks, and encouraging clients to also wear masks. Call [PHONE REDACTED] or [PHONE REDACTED] for an appointment. Personal shopper is available to have merchandise pulled and in a fitting room, waiting for you. Whether your style is cutting edge, classic, or trendy, we will empower you to look your best. First impressions are lasting impressions, let’s make yours awe inspiring. Q.NOOR (4014 South Highland Dr) We care about your health and safety, so we are only offering our products virtually through our website. Utah’s premier LDS temple, baptism and blessing dress company. We believe in learning from on high, comfortably. We also have house dresses that will make your day inside a dream. All of our products are ethically made in America. While our shop at 4014 S Highland Dr is closed right now, you can shop online at www.qnoor.com for all of your LDS dress needs and perfect items for any type of gift. Thank you for your support. The Other Side Thrift Boutique (3320 S 1300 E) The Other Side Thrift Boutique offers high end merchandise at thrift store prices! Come for our extensive inventory of furniture, clothing and housewares then stay for our red-carpet customer service! We are a social enterprise of The Other Side Academy which is a two-year residential life skills training school for ex-cons, substance abusers and the chronically homeless. 100% of our thrift profits go directly to The Academy’s operational costs so - You Save Money, We Save Lives! The Sport Loft (4678 S Highland Dr) We are concerned about your health and safety, so we are offering appointments only. THE SPORT LOFT, your local neighborhood ski shop since 1972 has special offers for all Millcreek residents. The ---PAGE BREAK--- future of SKIING is here! Follow us on Instagram @thesportloft for amazing deals. Remember we offer curbside pickup upon request. Phone number: [PHONE REDACTED] Email: [EMAIL REDACTED] Urban Blues (2919 E 3300 S) Because we care about your health and safety we limit the number of customers in our physical store, and require gloves and masks be worn at all times. We will continue to quickly process online orders with FREE DELIVERY, as well as CURBSIDE PICKUP. Urban Blues opened its doors fifteen years ago in Millcreek. We have been the go-to fashion boutique carrying the latest trends for women. Mention this publication and get 50% off your second item purchased. Please schedule by DM, email, phone or on our website: Instagram @urban_blues; Email: [EMAIL REDACTED] Phone: [PHONE REDACTED] (Millcreek Store) WWW.URBANBLUES.COM SENIOR CARE: Horizon Home Health & Hospice (2835 E 3300 S) Horizon Home Health & Hospice has been an active member of the Millcreek business community since 1995. We are committed to do our part to combat the COVID-19 pandemic, serving the homebound and the terminally ill, now with particular attention to their protection from the virus. Our clinicians, interacting daily with these at-risk patients, are all certified professionals who exemplify the knowledge, skill and compassion that are in such urgent need at this time. We are proud of our caregivers—their courage, stamina, and competent, loving service--and salute our brothers and sisters similarly engaged throughout the community. For more information please call [PHONE REDACTED] or email [EMAIL REDACTED]. Life Care of Salt Lake City (1201 E 4500 S) Life Care of Salt Lake City is a wellness center and skilled rehab facility committed to making a difference in people's lives. We are open. We are ready. And, we are working non-stop to ensure the safety of our guests. The safety and happiness of our "family" is what drives us and keeps us focused. Even during these trying times, we have not flinched from our duty or desire to serve those in need. We are on the front lines and we LOVE it. It's where we want to be. For example, Dolly, an amazing therapist, when asked what she liked most about her job, said, "Seeing peoples lives change as they regain their independence is the best feeling in the world!" With full protections and policies in place, Life Care of Salt Lake continues to maintain a successful and Covid-free environment. Our adherence to safety, PPE, and the best of healthcare practices make us a best choice facility for those that are recovering and need to, figuratively, get back on their feet. Please feel free to call me anytime to discuss your personal needs. We are here for you. [PHONE REDACTED] Millcreek Meadows (1624 E 4500 S) Millcreek Meadows is a brand-new assisted living community located in Millcreek, Utah at 1624 East 4500 South. Millcreek Meadows is spacious and open with a bright color scheme. We have 30 private units ranging from small studios to large one-bedrooms. Our community has spacious common areas and beautiful walkways on our grounds. We are accepting new residents and have move-in specials. We can schedule a tour during which we will adhere to the CDC guidelines to prevent the spread of Covid – 19. Masks and hand sanitizer are available for these tours. Call Michelle at [PHONE REDACTED] today to schedule a tour. Right at Home (535 E 4500 S) Right at Home of Salt Lake’s greatest priority is the health and well-being of our clients and caregivers. As a society, we are facing unprecedented challenges presented by the COVID-19 coronavirus. As a leading provider of home care services, we recognize our team serves a vulnerable population, and we take that privilege very seriously. Potential exposure will remain lowest for those who can stay in their homes, with limited outside contact. We have award-winning, caring, and highly trained professionals able to help your loved one stay safely at home. Whether it be caring for those with Alzheimer’s, assistance with bathing and personal hygiene, or cooking and cleaning to ensure someone’s basic needs are met, we can help. Call us at [PHONE REDACTED]. ---PAGE BREAK--- The Wentworth at East Millcreek Assisted Living (1871 E 3300 S) We are mindful of your health and safety, so we take all precautions recommended by the CDC to help your loved ones remain safe. East Millcreek is still accepting residents and are here and willing to help with your loved ones. We currently have some great June specials and an additional $500 off the room rate for 3 months to help ease some of the stress during this time. Please call us for more information at [PHONE REDACTED]. Valeo Home Health and Hospice (1376 E 3300 S) Voted Best of State for 4 years in a row, ValeoHome Health and Hospice offers the best in care for home health and hospice needs. Our specialty programs including cardiac, pulmonary, balance, orthopedic, neurologic, diabetic, and wound care can help you manage your health and remain in the safety of your home. For those who have a loved one who no longer wants to seek curative care but would rather remain in their home with their managed, our hospice team can help provide the support and resources needed to maximize quality of life at the end of life. Meetings with the Mayor Fridays from 2-4pm have been set aside for citizens to meet with Mayor Silvestrini (by telephone, for now). Please call [PHONE REDACTED] to schedule a slot. Millcreek residents Collyn and Ciara Mosquito, joined by Councilmember Dwight Marchant and Mayor Jeff Silvestrini, celebrate the Mosquitos' recent successful food/supply drive for the COVID-19 stricken Navajo Nation. Collyn says, "I am grateful to everyone who participated, including the City of Millcreek, who helped get the word out, all our community councils, some of which pooled their money and spent several hundred dollars on food and supplies, the Millcreek Promise Program, and especially all of YOU. My wife and I were in awe at the community response to our call to donate. I was moved to tears by the ---PAGE BREAK--- response. Many came with full car or truck loads and others volunteered their time to help. Millcreek residents both rich and with lower incomes contributed in marvelous ways. I am immensely grateful for everyone! ahéheeʼ tʼáá ánółtso (Navajo for thank you all)!" VISIT us at Click here to subscribe to this weekly newsletter Millcreek City Council and Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting Agenda June 22, 2020 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the City Council of Millcreek will assemble in a public work meeting and regular meeting on Monday, 22 June 2020 at City Hall, 3330 S. 1300 Millcreek, Utah 84106, commencing at 5:00 p.m. for the work meeting and 7:00 p.m. for the regular meeting. The Community Reinvestment Agency of Millcreek will also assemble in a regular public meeting and will commence when the City Council has recessed or concluded the Council meeting. Please see additional note below.* Documents: CC AND CRA 6-22-20 AGENDA.PDF WORK MTG. ITEM 2 _ GOOGLE FIBER UTAH AGREEMENT.PDF ITEM 2.2 _ ORDINANCE 20-24 AMENDING FY 19-20 BUDGET.PDF ITEM 2.3 _ RESOLUTION 20-22 AMENDED TENTATIVE BUDGET.PDF ITEM 2.4 _ MILLCREEK FRAUD RISK ASSESSMENT PRESENTATION TO COUNCIL.PDF ITEM 2.5 _ RESOLUTION 20-23 ACCEPTANCE OF FRAUD RISK ASSESSMENT.PDF ITEM 3.1_ ORDINANCE 20-25 ANNEXATION.PDF ITEM 3.2 _ RESOLUTION 20-24 TREASURY MANAGEMENT SERVICES.PDF ITEM 3.3 _ ORDINANCE 20-26 FIREWORKS RESTRICTIONS.PDF ITEM 3.4 _ ORDINANCE 20-27 AMENDING CODE TITLE 1.PDF ITEM 3.5 _ ORDINANCE 20-28 AMENDING CODE TITLE 17.PDF ITEM 3.6 _ ORDINANCE 20-29 AMENDING CODE TITLE 5.PDF ITEM 3.7 _ ORDINANCE 20-30 ENACTING TITLE 17 CH.30.PDF ITEM 3.8 _ RESOLUTION 20-25 SLCO ADDRESSING AGREEMENT.PDF ITEM 3.9 _ RESOLUTION 20-26 AVENUE CONSULTANTS AGREEMENT.PDF ITEM 5.1 _ CC 6-8-20 DRAFT MINUTES.PDF 5:00 p.m. - WORK MEETING: 1. City Center Update; Environmental Planning Group, LLC 2. Non-Exclusive License Agreement Between Millcreek and Google Fiber Utah LLC for the Installation of Network Facilities in the City Public Right-of-Way; John Brems, City Attorney 3. Staff Reports 4. Discussion of Agenda Items, Correspondence, and/or Future Agenda Items a. First Reading of Items 3.4 and 3.5 7:00 p.m. - REGULAR MEETING: 1. Welcome, Introduction and Preliminary Matters 1.1 Pledge of Allegiance 1.2 Unified Police Department Millcreek Precinct Officer of the Month for May 2020 1.3 Public Comment - Audience members may bring any item to the Council's attention. Comments are ---PAGE BREAK--- subject to the Public Comment and Policy set forth below. Public comment can be submitted via the City’s website at: State Law prohibits the Council from acting on items that do not appear on the agenda. 2. Financial Matters 2.1 Public Hearing on Opening and Amending the Fiscal Year 2019-20 Budget 2.2 Discussion and Consideration of Ordinance 20-24, Amending the 2019-2020 Fiscal Year Budget 2.3 Discussion and Consideration of Resolution 20-22, Acknowledging the Intent to Exceed the Certified Tax Rate; Adopting a Tentative Budget for Operations of the City; Authorizing Expenditures of Money Based on the Tentative Budget from July 1, 2020, to August 11, 2020; and Giving Notice and Scheduling a Public Hearing Regarding the Property Tax Increase 2.4 Presentation of Annual Fraud Risk Assessment; Laurie Johnson, HR-Finance Director 2.5 Discussion and Consideration of Resolution 20-23, Acknowledging Receipt and Acceptance of the Millcreek Fiscal Year 2019-20 Fraud Risk Assessment and Direction to File it With the State Auditor 3. Business Matters 3.1 Discussion and Consideration of Ordinance 20-25, Annexing Territory Located South of Murray Holladay Road, West of 1300 East, East of 900 East, and North of Van Winkle Expressway Comprising Approximately 62 acres into Millcreek; Establishing Zoning for the Annexed Territory and Amending the Zoning Map of the City; and Related Matters 3.2 Discussion and Consideration of Resolution 20-24, Approving the Form of a Certification of Resolution and Authorization for Treasury Management Service Agreement with Zions Bank and Authorizing the Execution and Delivery Thereof 3.3 Discussion and Consideration of Ordinance 20-26, Regulating, Preventing, and Banning the Discharge of Fireworks Within Certain Areas of the City 3.4 Discussion and Consideration of Ordinance 20-27, Amending Title 1 of the Millcreek Code of Ordinances Regarding Administrative Citations and Default Hearings 3.5 Discussion and Consideration of Ordinance 20-28, Amending Title 17 Chapter 24 of the Millcreek Code of Ordinances Entitled Flood Damage Prevention Regarding the Definition of Substantial Improvements 3.6 Discussion and Consideration of Ordinance 20-29, Amending Title 5 of the Millcreek Code of Ordinances, by Amending the Business License Fee Schedule, Adding a Disproportion Fee Schedule, and Other Related Matters 3.7 Discussion and Consideration of Ordinance 20-30, Enacting Title 17, Chapter 30, of the Millcreek Code of Ordinances with Respect to the Creation and Operation of a Storm Sewer Utility Fee 3.8 Discussion and Consideration of Resolution 20-25, Approving an Interlocal Cooperative Agreement with Salt Lake County for the Third Amended Agreement for Addressing 3.9 Discussion and Consideration of Resolution 20-26, Approving an Agreement with Avenue Consultants, Inc. for Engineering Services 4. Reports 4.1 Mayor’s Report 4.2 City Council Member Reports 4.3 Staff Reports 4.4 Unified Police Department Report 4.5 Unified Fire Authority Report ---PAGE BREAK--- 5. Consent Agenda 5.1 Approval of June 8, 2020 Open House, Work Meeting, and Regular Meeting Minutes 6. New Items for Subsequent Consideration 7. Calendar of Upcoming Events Canyon Rim Citizens Association Mtg., 7/1/20, 7:00 p.m. TBD Mt. Olympus Community Council Mtg., 7/7/20, 6:00 p.m. TBD Millcreek Community Council Mtg., 7/7/20, 6:30 p.m. TBD City Council Mtg., 7/13/20, 5:00 p.m. at City Hall Planning Commission Mtg., 7/15/20, 5:00 p.m. at City Hall 8. Closed Session as Provided by Utah Code Ann. §52-4-205 Strategy Sessions to Discuss Pending or Reasonably Imminent Litigation 9. Adjournment Community Reinvestment Agency Convening Documents: CRA ITEM 1 _ RESOLUTION 20-04 FY 20-21 BUDGET.PDF CRA ITEM 2 _ CRA 5-11-20 DRAFT MINUTES.PDF 1. Discussion and Consideration of Resolution 20-04, Adopting the Community Reinvestment Agency (CRA) Annual Budget for the Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 2020 and Ending June 30, 2021 2. Approval of May 11, 2020 Meeting Minutes 3. Adjourn. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, Millcreek will make reasonable accommodation for participation in the meeting. Individuals may request assistance by contacting the ADA Coordinator, 801- 214-2751 or [EMAIL REDACTED], at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting. Public Comment Policy and Procedure: The purpose of public comment is to allow citizens to address items on the agenda. Citizens requesting to address the Council may be asked to complete a written comment form and present it to the City Recorder. In general, the Chair will allow an individual two minutes to address the Council. A spokesperson, recognized as representing a group in attendance, may be allowed up to five minutes. At the conclusion of the citizen comment time, the Chair may direct staff to assist the citizen on the issue presented; direct the citizen to the proper administrative department(s); or take no action. This policy also applies to all public hearings. Citizens may also submit written requests (outlining their issue) for an item to be considered at a future council meeting. The Chair may place the item on the agenda under citizen comments; direct staff to assist the citizen; direct the citizen to the proper administrative departments; or take no action. Public comment can be submitted via the City’s website at: 5/Public-Comments-61. THE UNDERSIGNED DULY APPOINTED CITY RECORDER FOR THE MUNICIPALITY OF MILLCREEK HEREBY CERTIFIES THAT A COPY OF THE FOREGOING NOTICE WAS EMAILED OR POSTED TO: City Offices; City Website http://millcreek.us ; Utah Public Notice Website http://pmn.utah.gov; those listed on the agenda. DATE: June 17, 2020 CITY RECORDER: Elyse Sullivan ---PAGE BREAK--- Agenda items may be moved in order, sequence, and time to meet the needs of the Council and Agency. *The meeting will be conducted electronically per Millcreek State of Local Emergency Directive No. 2 of 2020 and live streamed via the City’s website at: Copyright © 2020 Millcreek, All rights reserved. Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list Forward Share Tweet