Jake Mellor for Carbon County Commissioner
Yesterday at 12:26 ·
I am looking for honest and professional opinions. Please share with an explanation. Utah has been asked to send a delegation to Washington DC to meet the President of the United States. Carbon County Commissioners are invited. "Should someone represent Carbon County to represent our interests with the rest of the Utah in this unique meeting?"

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 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

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.

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.