Larry H Miller Softball Complex Signage (9/30/2010)
Earlier this year the Salt Lake County Council unanimously approved the name change for the Cottonwood Regional Softball Complex to officially be known as The Larry H. Miller Softball Complex.
“The ball fields and ballpark were a special place for Larry and his family,” said Salt Lake County Mayor Peter Corroon. “We are grateful for his many contributions to the Salt Lake Valley and to the entire state of Utah.”
The signs will hang in the Larry H. Miller Softball Complex.
Click on the signs for high-resoulution versions.
Mayor Corroon and County Council Invest in Public Safety and New Ultra-Violet Light Systems for All Salt Lake County Swimming Pools.
Mayor Corroon and the Council unanimously approved the procurement and installation of ultra-violet light systems in all Salt Lake County Pools to help fight the spread of water-borne illnesses such as giardia and cryptosporidium.
During the summer of 2007 the Wasatch Front experienced a cryptosporidium outbreak of epidemic levels. The bacteria caused many to become ill and was spread through out the state. As a way to fight a future outbreak and to make Salt Lake County pools a safe place to swim, the ultraviolet light systems are being installed in County pools during 2008.
What is an Ultraviolet Light System? An ultraviolet light (UV) system is a environmentally friendly, non-chemical treatment for swimming pools and spas. 100% of pool water is passed through a chamber containing powerful ultraviolet light bulbs, instantly killing bacteria and parasites that are commonly found in swimming pools.
The UV light instantly neutralizes over 99.9% of bacteria and parasites such as cryptosporidium and giardia and breaks down organic and inorganic pollutants introduced in recreational water. The technology mimics energy of the sun in a concentrated chamber killing bacteria and parasites found in water with every filtration turnover.
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