St. George, Utah Chamber Of Commerce
Doing What Matters Most For Business. The 1000+ members of the St George Area Chamber of Commerce Welcomes you.
www.stgeorgechamber.com/

Washington City, Utah Chamber Of Commerce
Washington City, UT Chamber of Commerce Listing with links to area apartments, motels, jobs, visitor information, tourist attractions.
www.washingtoncitychamber.biz/

Utah.com
The official web site of the Utah Travel Council with information on attractions and activities throughout the state.
www.utah.com

A Guide To Utah’s Liquor Laws
Information on Utah State liquor laws.
www.fortogden.com/utahliqlaw.html

Weather Central – Saint George
General forecasts for local weather, along with radar images of current weather conditions.
www.weathercentral.com/weather/us/cities/ut_saint_george.html

Spa Vacations In St. George Utah At Red Mountain Spa
Red Mountain Spa, a St. George Utah hotel and spa resort, offers health and fitness spa vacations, healthy eating plans, and Utah hiking and biking.
www.redmountainspa.com

Washington City, Utah
Wash QA – Washington City’s Answer Center. Departments. … Contact/Location Info, City Council, Codes/Ordinances, Meeting Info, Event Calendar.
www.washingtoncity.org

Dixie State College
Admissions and registration, information, academics, student services, administration, library, athletics. Located in St. George, Washington County, Utah.
www.new.dixie.edu

Zion National Park
Zion National Park, The Towers and Temples of Zion … Zion is located at the junction of the Colorado Plateau, Great Basin and Mojave Desert provinces
www.nps.gov/zion

Tuacahn Amphitheatre And Center for the Arts
Live theatre, concerts, festivals, and the state’s first charter high school for the performing arts.
www.tuacahn.org

Google Map Of St. George, Utah
Provides directions, interactive maps, and satellite/aerial imagery of the St. George area. Can also search by keyword such as type of business.
http://maps.google.com/maps?oi=map&q=Saint+George,+UT

• My mission is to consistently provide the highest quality, most innovative, and exceptional real estate service available anywhere.
• My clients needs always come first. 
• I will strive to always provide value far in excess of the clients expectations. Our constant goal is mutual respect, and long term relationships that are beneficial to all parties. 
• My operation will be a great place to work and do business. We will be positive, helpful, and enthusiastic at all times, always focusing on solutions, not the challenges.
• I will take care of business first and foremost, but have fun and enjoy ourselves in the process. 
• I will run a clean, organized, and efficient operation, and always adhere to the highest standards of integrity and ethical business practices. 
• I will never rest on our accomplishments. 
• I will constantly strive to create, develop, and implement new ideas, strategies, and services that will benefit our clients.
• I will always conduct my business in an environmentally friendly manner. 

• Recruiting – Offering access to complete, worry-free relocation services can be a powerful recruiting tool. We can provide you materials for recruits and transferring employees that outline the benefits and ease of use of our relocation services.
• Complete Follow-Through With Transferee – We will work with your transferee every step of the way to ensure each detail of the moving process is covered. We will provide a full accounting to you of the progress of your transferee, from door to door.
• Selection of Sales Associate – We will help your transferees find a St. George GMAC Utah sales associate who is intimately familiar with the area to help them find the right home quickly.
• Area Tours – Our sales associates are local experts and can point out areas of interest and the conveniences of your transferee’s new town.
• Nationwide Assistance in Selling Their Current Home – St. George GMAC has a nationwide network of offices and sales associates that can help your transferees sell their current homes quickly and profitably anywhere in the United States.
• Assistance with Moving – Thanks to the alliances St. George GMAC Moving Services has formed with van lines and moving companies, we can offer discounted rates whether transferees are moving across the state or across the country.
• Rental Assistance – If your transferee prefers to rent and not buy, we have a staff of specially trained rental agents who can show them various rental units, and/or houses, and assist them in settling into their new location.
• Temporary Housing – If your transferees are ready to move, but can’t get into their new homes yet, we can help set them up in clean, comfortable temporary housing.
• Spousal Career Assistance – A trailing spouse needs as much attention as a transferee in order to make the relocation a success. We offer a full range of services to help your spouse make as smooth a transition as possible.

Here are some simple tips on how to get it done with minimal stress and strain:

• Look at all the alternatives: hiring a moving company, for example, versus renting a truck and doing it yourself. Whichever alternative makes most sense for you, get bids from more than one vendor.
• A few days before the moving company is scheduled to arrive or you’re supposed to pick up your rental truck, call to confirm that everything is on schedule.
• Prepare your change of address cards in advance and send them out as soon as it is appropriate to do so. The post office, utilities, companies and people you do business with, city hall, friends and relatives – all should be notified of your move.
• Get an early start on packing by concentrating on seldom-used items first. Each box should have its contents and the room those contents belong in written on it clearly.
• Take a hard look at things you seldom or never use and throw away as many of them as you can. The more you throw away, the less you’ll have to move. Every item you throw away is one less item to clutter up you new home. This may be the perfect time for a garage sale!
• Use your extra towels and linens to protect breakables. When your supply of these things is exhausted, crumpled newspaper makes an excellent substitute. Write “Fragile” on all appropriate boxes.
• Put your valuables (such as jewelry) and important documents (birth certificates, car titles, etc.) aside in a safe place where they won’t be misplaced. You may consider transporting them yourself.
• When the house is empty, go back for a thorough final inspection. Check closets, crawl spaces, basement, attic, out-of-the-way nooks and crannies of all kinds. Have a second person make the same inspection separately.
• Clean your new home thoroughly before moving in. It’s infinitely easier that way.
• Decide in advance where you want the heavy furniture. Changing your mind after the movers have departed is no fun – especially for your back!
• Locate all fuses, circuit breakers, and water/gas and electrical valves. Record the meter readings and check the smoke detectors.
• List the phone numbers of the local police and fire stations, doctors, nearby hospitals, etc. Put a copy of your list near each phone.
• Above all, plan, plan, plan and plan some more. Make a schedule you can live with, and then stick to it. Preparation and forethought will help you to keep everything under control and finish the move with your sanity and your nervous system intact.

Send change of address to:

• Post Office: Give forwarding address
• Charge accounts, credit cards
• Subscriptions: Notice requires several weeks
• Friends and relatives

Be sure to contact:

• Utility Hookup: For on line utility & services hookup. Note: Gas, light, water, telephone, get refund of any deposit made; arrange for immediate service in new town; arrange final reading and change of name for billing.
• Bank: Transfer funds, arrange check cashing in new city.
• Insurance: Notify new location for coverage (Life, health, fire, auto, homeowners).
• Automobile: Transfer car title registration; driver’s license; motor club membership.
• Route Delivery: Laundry; newspaper delivery.
• School: Ask for copies or transfer of children’s records and vaccinations required for new location.
• Medical: ask Doctor, Dentist and Pharmacist for referrals; transfer needed prescriptions, eyeglasses, X-rays and records.
• Organizations: Transfer memberships (houses of worship, clubs, civic organizations); get letter of introduction.
• Pets: Ask about regulations for licenses, vaccinations and tags.

And, don’t forget to:

• Empty freezer
• Plan use of foods