Posted on Dec 20th 2010 by City Staff.
The Wellsville Dam is open to fishing year-round. As a Utah Community Fishery the Wellsville Dam is subject to special regulations. Briefly these special regulations include:
* The dam is open to fishing only when the Wellsville Park is open. Wellsville parks are open one hour prior to dawn and close at dark.
* There is a daily bag and possession limit combination of 2 fish (includes all species of fish).
* As on all state fishing waters, a Utah fishing license is required.
All people fishing or hunting in Utah are required to know and comply with state fishing and hunting regulations.
You can get the complete 2011 fishing guide here.
You can read the resolution establishing the rules and regulations for Wellsville’s Parks here.
Posted on Dec 3rd 2010 by City Staff.
Santa will be at the Wellsville Fire Station, 65 East Main Street, on Saturday December 18th, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. Bring your little ones (and your camera) to visit with Santa.
Posted on Dec 3rd 2010 by City Staff.
Tree recycling will be available from December 26, 2010 thru January 10, 2011.
The recycling drop off site is located behind the fire station at approximately 65 East Main Streen.
Posted on Dec 3rd 2010 by City Staff.
The Wellsville City Irrigation Company will be holding its annual shareholders meeting on Tuesday, December 14th at 6:30 p.m. at the Wellsville City office. All shareholders are invited to attend.
Posted on Dec 3rd 2010 by City Staff.
Hyrum Library Services are free to Wellsville residents. The library provides a varied collection of books, audio-books (tape, CD, & playaway), videos, DVD, periodicals, and reference material in both English and Spanish. Internet-access computers are available for both children and adults. The library is located at 83 West Main in Hyrum , and is open Monday thru Friday from 12:00 noon to 7:00 p.m., and Saturday from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. The library is closed for all major holidays.
Posted on Dec 3rd 2010 by City Staff.
The average bath takes 30-50 gallons of water!
Water lost in a single day from a facuet dripping one drop of water per second is 190 gallons!
The average family of four uses 250 gallons of water in the home a day!
The only water we will ever have is what we now have!
Over 42,000 gallons of water (enough to fill a 30×50 foot swimming pool) are needed to grow and prepare the food for a typical Thanksgiving dinner for eight!
Thanks to all of our residents for the efforts they make to conserve water.
