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Civic issues

Topics getting the most attention in Moab City public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.

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Sheriff Election

The race for Moab sheriff is getting heated as candidate Jim Winder defends his past record against critics. It’s a crucial reminder to look into the candidates before you cast your vote for the person leading our local law enforcement.

5 mentions (4 this month)Last discussed Jun 30, 2026
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County Commission Meeting

Moab's county commissioners just met and tackled some major issues. They discussed a study on Arches National Park's timed entry system, updates to land-use codes, and got a sobering update on the Colorado River drought. Big decisions are definitely on the horizon for the area.

19 mentions (1 this month)Last discussed May 6, 2026
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2025 Municipal Election Certification

Moab's mayoral election is heating up! The Times-Independent is your go-to for understanding the candidates running for mayor. Make sure you're informed before heading to the polls.

7 mentionsLast discussed Nov 12, 2025
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Election Debate

Moab's election debate is getting a reality check. The Moab Sun News is digging into what candidates are saying, so voters can cut through the noise and make informed choices.

19 mentions (12 this month)Last discussed Sep 19, 2025
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City Council Election

Moab's City Council is up for grabs with three candidates vying for a seat. This is your chance to learn about who could be shaping the future of your town.

6 mentionsLast discussed Sep 17, 2025
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City Council Meeting

The Moab City Council just had a meeting, and we've got the highlights for you. Stay informed about the decisions shaping our town!

18 mentionsLast discussed Jul 24, 2025
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Board and Commission Participation

Moab is looking for locals to join city boards and commissions to help shape policies on everything from trail management to urban planning. It’s a direct way to get your voice heard and actually influence how the city runs instead of just complaining on social media.

4 mentions (1 this month)Last discussed Apr 24, 2025