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Mellor movie night turns meeting into love fest

Carbon County Commissioner Jake Mellor turned the end of last Wednesday’s commission meeting into a personal movie night.He even urged audience members to grab some popcorn.It happened during discussion time slated for the second to last item on the agenda, a presentation of past travel expenses for Mellor. http://www.sunad.com/news/mellor-movie-night-turns-meeting-into-love-fest/article_1e6424d8-5d52-11e8-b30a-df6025cd5d93.html

Jake Mellor is very community oriented and was recently elected to serve a four-year term as one of Carbon County’s Commissioners. He currently serves on several boards and committees; Talent Ready Utah Core Team, State of Utah Council on Workforce Services / State Workforce Investment Board for both the Operations Committee and as the Chair of the Pathways Committee, Southeastern Utah Revolving Loan Fund Board, Southeastern Utah Association of Local Governments, Southeastern Utah Health Department Board, Four Corners Behavioral Health Board, Carbon County Economic Development Board, https://youtu.be/gJ5RytcrwV4

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/

We raise Carbon County to the next level when we participate with our peers from other counties such as Washington County Commissioner Victor Iverson. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmbz6Z4TmYY

Price City, Carbon County Commission Candidate Jake Mellor

Carbon County commissioner Jake Mellor said people there have always been willing to awaken early to spend long hours doing hard work, “and not everybody everywhere is able to do that.”What I’m getting at is, I’m not saying that in other locations you’ve got a bad work ethic. It’s just that the level of responsibility, the timeliness and the willingness to go the extra mile at work without the expectations of overtime or
without the expectations of allthe other perks and benefits other people have for putting in the extra effort, we have that in rural Utah.