My name is Bill Krompel and I served as a Carbon County Commissioner for 20+ years from years 1987 to 2010. I have been a lifelong Democrat, but sometimes you have to put your party affiliations aside and choose the best candidate. I have been most impressed by the incumbent Commissioner Jake Mellor who has done some truly amazing things without due recognition. I am personally proud of him making such strides with events at the Fairgrounds since he was given that assignment this past February. http://etv10news.com/letter-to-the-editor-endorsement-for-jake-mellor/
Vote for Jake Mellor Next Carbon County Commissioner
It has been a great opportunity to be in a position of trust and to help companies find and hire local employees not only to work on the old JC Penny Building, but to help so many local people who were unemployed or underemployed have new employment opportunites that are fully benefited such as Health Equity HSA Specialists. https://youtu.be/5w4V4exXhu8
It was great to finally hear more of this facts being discussed in our Nations meetings and being part of the decision/legislation-making process. This article resonates well with the discussions I was recently party to in Washington DC this past week.
Jake Mellor, Carbon County Commissioner was born in Price, Utah. He temporarily moved away from home to go attend school, and also served in the military not only gaining real life experiences, but also serving his country that he loves. Upon returning to our community, he married local resident, and love his life, Mikaleen (Loveless) Mellor who has helped him dig even deeper roots. http://jakeforcommissioner.com/inside-eastern-utah-carbon-county-economic-future/
Jake Mellor grew up in several small and rural farming communities located in Utah where everybody knows everybody. He graduated from Gunnison Valley High School and one year later with his Associates of Science degree from Snow College. With the goal in mind of being able to serve an LDS mission and pay his own way, he earned his CDL and became a truck driver for the next 8 months or so until he had sufficient funds to serve a Spanish speaking LDS Mission to Tampico. https://bit.ly/2Hu6sZU
