Do you know what your benefits are with Summit...

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What’s in this issue… Welcome New Employees Birthdays The Book Worm Anniversaries Farewell Martin’ Mirth Recipe Employee Spotlight Thriving Lifestyles Do you know what your benefits are with Summit County? Summit County provides the following benefits for their full time employees: A. Health Insurance with Select Health, paying 100% for Select Med Plus/Health Save for a family if you pass your biometrics. B. Dental Insurance with Reliance Standard, paying 100% for a family C. Life insurance with Sun Life Financial, paying for $30,000.00 for the employee and $2,000.00 for each of their dependents. D. Summit County offers short term and long term disability at no cost to the employee. E. Summit County pays for 11 holidays during the year. F. Summit County allocates one 8 hour personal holiday, per employee, per year. G. Sick leave accrues 2 hours per pay period. There is a 400 hour limit on sick leave. H. Employees accrue vacation based on their hire date, commensurate with their years of service with Summit County. Maximum carry over to the next year is 200 hours. I. Summit County pays their portion of Utah State Retirement for their employees. J. Summit County permits employees to enroll in a variety of additional insurances, including life insurance, and allows them to pay by payroll deduction.

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What’s in this issue… Welcome New Employees Birthdays The Book Worm Anniversaries Farewell Martin’ Mirth Recipe Employee Spotlight Thriving Lifestyles

Do you know what your benefits are with

Summit County?

Summit County provides the following benefits for their full time employees: A. Health Insurance with Select Health, paying 100% for Select Med Plus/Health Save for a

family if you pass your biometrics.

B. Dental Insurance with Reliance Standard, paying 100% for a family

C. Life insurance with Sun Life Financial, paying for $30,000.00 for the employee and $2,000.00

for each of their dependents.

D. Summit County offers short term and long term disability at no cost to the employee.

E. Summit County pays for 11 holidays during the year.

F. Summit County allocates one 8 hour personal holiday, per employee, per year.

G. Sick leave accrues 2 hours per pay period. There is a 400 hour limit on sick leave.

H. Employees accrue vacation based on their hire date, commensurate with their years of

service with Summit County. Maximum carry over to the next year is 200 hours.

I. Summit County pays their portion of Utah State Retirement for their employees.

J. Summit County permits employees to enroll in a variety of additional insurances, including

life insurance, and allows them to pay by payroll deduction.

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Lonnie Dawson

Jeanette Lund

Jeremie Forman

Katherine

Portwood

Whitney Stokes

Jair Escobar

Brandon Brady

Shayne Norton

Travis English

Jennifer Bischoff

Birthdays Anniversaries

John Jensen

Francisco

Cansino

Danny Mitchell

Lynsi Stone

Sally Piercy

Tiffany Anderson

MaryAnn

Trussell

Steve Martin

Justin Martinez

Tiana Hilton

Nikki Crystal

Michael Crystal

Donna Jean

Blonquist

Ed

Woolstenhulme

Nathan Brooks

Ben Carreno

Paul Scott

Christa Hortin

Anita Lewis

Jessika O’Brien

Jana Rich

Lani Vernon

Kellie Robinson

Holly Lewis

Ivy Telles

Michelle

Williams

Shauna Kerr

Kati Booth

Christina

Wallentine

Julianna Loosle

Amy Jones

Traci Watts

Linda Vernon

Molly Orgill

Frank Root

Colleen

Blonquist

Jan Brown

Stacy Gunn

Paul Scott

Jennifer Strader

Frank Wold

Yvonne Judd

April Allgood

Michael

Kendall

Diana Olsen

Mitzie Meadows

LuAnn David

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There was a farmer who grew watermelons. He was doing pretty well, but he was disturbed by some local kids who would sneak into his watermelon patch at night and eat his watermelons. After some careful thought, he came up with a clever idea that he thought would scare the kids away for sure. He made up a sign and posted it in the

field. The next night the kids showed up and they saw the sign which read, “Warning! One of the watermelons in this field has been injected with cyanide.” The kids ran off, made up their own sign and posted it next to the farmers sign. When the farmer returned, he surveyed the field. He noticed that no watermelons were missing, but the sign next to his read, “Now there are two!”

A little boy opened the large old family Bible, and he looked with fascination at the ancient pages as he turned then one by one. He was still in Genesis when something fell out of the Bible. He picked it up and looked at it closely. It was a very large old tree leaf that had been pressed between the pages of the Bible long ago. “Momma, look what I found!” the boy called out. “What do you have there?” his mother asked. With astonishment in his voice, the young boy answered,” I think its Adam’s underwear!”

Until Next Time Remember: The older we get, the fewer things seem worth waiting

in line for.

Jana Young

Administration

Kambria Rushton

Facilities

Kathrine Portwood

Health Dept.

John O’Brien

Public Works

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Carrot Cake Cookies with Cream Cheese Frosting

Ingredients Cookies

● 1 cup Butter (Sweet Cream Salted) ● 1 cup Granulated Sugar ● ½ cup Brown Sugar ● 2 Eggs ● 1 teaspoon Vanilla ● 3 cups All-Purpose Flour ● 2¼ teaspoons Cinnamon ● 1 teaspoon Baking Powder ● 1 teaspoon Baking Soda ● ½ teaspoon Salt ● 2 cups grated and chopped Raw Carrots ● 1 cup chopped Pecans ● The Best Cream Cheese Frosting

Instructions 1. Grate and chop 2 cups Raw Carrots 2. In a large bowl, cream butter and sugars until light and fluffy. 3. Beat in eggs and vanilla. 4. Mix in cinnamon, baking powder, baking soda and salt and mix well. 5. Add flour and mix until combined. 6. Add in 2 cups of carrots. 7. Bake the cookies in a 375 degree oven for 13-15 minutes or until golden brown around the

edges. 8. Allow cookies to cool. 9. Frost with The Best Cream Cheese Frosting 10. Apply chopped Pecans around the edges of cookies.

The Best Cream Cheese Frosting Ingredients 1 pound (4 cups) of Powdered Sugar

½ cup Butter (We use Salted Sweet Cream Butter)

8 oz. Cream Cheese

3 teaspoons of Vanilla

Instructions 1. Beat cream cheese, butter and vanilla in a mixer until blended. 2. Add powered sugar, a cup at a time and continue to mix until sugar is incorporated. 3. Frost cookies.

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DERRICK RADKE , Public Works Director Derrick’s father was an engineer for two different oil companies so he grew up

in western states that lie on a straight line between Louisiana and Alaska. After

graduating from High School in Anchorage, Alaska, Derrick attended the Uni-

versity of Wyoming, earning a Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineer-

ing. His favorite foods include smoked spare ribs and homemade apple pie. An

almost 25 year employee, Derrick served as the County Engineer for 21 years

before taking over as Public Works Director three and half years ago. When

asked what he likes best about working for Summit County, he said, “Every day

there is a new challenge.” He also likes, “The privilege of interacting with the

great people that work for the County.” Outside of work, his life evolves around

his family and youth hockey. His favorite vacation was last year, a trip to the USA Hockey Nationals Tourna-

ment with his daughter’s team.

AMY JONES, Administrative Assistant for Environmental Health Department A Taylorsville native, Amy is a graduate of Skyline High School and attend-

ed Salt Lake Community College. Married with three children, Amy and her

family currently reside in Henefer, which Amy stated is “A beautiful commu-

nity to raise my children in.” Her favorite food is tacos and steak, her favorite

movie is Breakfast at Tiffany’s, and her favorite place she has visited is

Washington, D.C. When not working at the County, Amy enjoys road biking,

being with her family, and watching her children play sports. A one year em-

ployee of Summit County, Amy loves “The people I work with, they are my

second family. You couldn’t ask for a better group of people.” Something

very few people know about her, Amy has been playing the cello ever since

3rd grade.

TREVOR OLSON, Sergeant Trevor has worked for Summit County for 15 years and enjoys his job, particularly,

“All the friendly people that live here.” His favorite food is steak and his favorite

book is New Jack by Ted Conover. Married with two children, Trevor enjoys

spending his free time on the ski slopes. In fact, his first time skiing was at Park

City and he has been addicted ever since. His all-time favorite place he has visited

was the scenic Grand Canyon.

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The madness Winning Team

Rocky Pace & Nate Brooks

Women’s

1st Place – Linda Vernon

2nd Place – Robin Judd & Maren Geary

Men’s

1St Place - Rocky Pace

2nd Place - Amir Caus

Ping Pong - Free Throw Was a 6 way tie.

John O’Brien Becky Downard

Andrew Daughetee Eddie Rodriguez

Rocky Pace Ray Milliner

Bouncy Ball Drawing

Mike Kendell

Steve Martin

Molly Orgill

Max Lewis

Diana Olsen

Marya Wright

Jeremy Manning

Marci Gines

Ty Jones

Jen Chappell

Kathryn Rockhill

Anita Lewis

Susan Ovard

Lisa Yoder

Travis English

Sean Lewis

Yvonne Judd

Steve Taylor

Cathy Nye

Clay Coleman

Travis Lewis

Skyler Jenkins

Ronie Wilde

Stress Ball Drawing

Diane Brown

Lynsi Stone

Stephanie Larson

Carla Dee Richins

Cathy Robinson

Annette Singleton

Charlotte Willoughby

Rhonda Francis

Nancy Shupe

Jaclyn Rowser

Jason Nelson

Melissa Hardy

Julie Booth

Jeff Ward

Ed Woolstenhulme

Natae Vernon

Gary Hortin

Mitch Ferry

SaRene Brooks

Michelle Woolstenhulme

Winner of Signed Basketball

Robin Judd

Candy Jar Winner

Cyndy Sipe

Gift Card Drawing

Brandon Brady

Caroline Rodriguez

Kyle Monez

Erin Bragg

Arcade Basketball

Thank you to the Clerk’s Office for lots

of basketball madness fun, games and

treats.

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Public Safety

Recorder

Animal Control

Facilities

2017 Workers Comp

WC Top 5 by Dept. Text (Claim Count) Losses 01/01/2017 to 03/20/2017

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