Carbon County Commissioner Will Serve as Moderator at the 2018 Western Career Pathways Conference.
Implementing various Career Pathways Programs has become essential to develop a prosperous economic future for communities across the nation. Carbon County Commissioner Jake Mellor has been asked to serve as a moderator at this year’s Western Career Pathways Conference (WCPC) being held on May 30 through June 1 in Salt Lake City, Utah. http://etv10news.com/carbon-county-commissioner-will-serve-as-moderator-at-the-2018-western-career-pathways-conference/

jake is a full partner to the coalition — so much so he carries nasal and injectable Narcan in his pickup in the event he encounters someone who has overdosed on opioids — he and his fellow commissioners are also laboring to create new jobs. https://medium.com/@jakemellor/mellor-33-is-the-youngest-county-commissioner-in-the-state-71257973f388

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/

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

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.

Working with Mayor Mike Kourianos has been a pleasure. I was once called the Kid Commissioner and often treated that way by the previous Mayor, but it has been refreshing to work with someone not afraid of change and willing to not only have those critical and difficult discussions, but to make the hard decisions as well.