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Dave Imlay, candidate for Hurricane City Council, shares his vision and experience after serving Hurricane City for nearly 30 years, including 17 years as Power Director. His candidacy represents an opportunity to contribute institutional knowledge and thoughtful leadership to address the city's challenges during continued growth.
• Born and raised in St. George when it was much smaller
• Worked for Hurricane City for 29½ years before retiring four years ago
• Decided to run after giving a presentation about Hurricane Power's 50th anniversary
• Believes proper government role includes listening to citizens and finding solutions to problems
• Advocates for thoughtful economic growth, particularly in clean manufacturing
• Sees tourism reaching its peak, with future growth in manufacturing and technology
• Supports developing more industrial space in Hurricane, particularly along SR-7
Please vote in the upcoming primary by dropping off your ballot at the Hurricane City Office or Library by Tuesday. This is the last year ballots will be sent automatically - you'll need to opt in for mail ballots after this year.
Visit vote.stg.com to learn about all candidates in the municipal elections.
[00:00:00] Introduction to 2025 Municipal Elections
[00:02:53] Dave Imlay's Background and Experience
[00:06:06] Hurricane Power Department History
[00:10:28] Leadership Philosophy and City Management
[00:19:33] Cultural Heritage vs Innovation
[00:27:41] Water Resources and Future Challenges
[00:42:11] Planning Commission and City Council Process
[00:47:28] Term Limits and Closing Thoughts

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