Parade of Homes is a Gold Winner in Best of Southern Utah 2020!

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The Southern Utah Home Builders Association (SUHBA) represents over 650 professionals in the building industry and is a nonprofit trade association promoting policies that keep housing a priority. SUHBA presents the award-winning St. George Area Parade of Homes and has been recognized as the best parade of homes in the nation. Over 42,000 visitors attended in 2020 making it the best year ever. We thank visitors for their outstanding support!

CALL FOR HELP

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Intermountain Healthcare, the University of Utah and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have partnered to help 5 million medical grade masks be created for use by frontline healthcare workers. This effort is called ProjectProtect.

Intermountain Dixie Regional Medical Center has been working to have kits made available locally and received approval on Thursday for 1,000 kits to arrive in St. George that need to be picked up this Tuesday for completion this week. If you are willing to help sew these masks, please go to http://www.justserve.org/projectprotect.  

To register to receive a mask kit, scroll to the bottom of the page where St. George appears at the end of “Week 4” options.

Your efforts in support of ProjectProtect will help protect frontline medical workers.

Thank you!

The construction industry is clearly essential for the health and welfare of the community. The Corona pandemic has temporarily closed many businesses leaving uncertainty for all. State and national leadership have listened to the facts articulated by our industry to keep us designated as an essential business; however, for this to remain intact we need to operate under certain guidelines.

*   Make your jobsite Covid-19 safe for all who enter the site.
  *   Keep a jobsite log of everyone who enters your site. If someone comes to work sick you will need to know who was on the site at any given time.
  *   Provide a safe workspace for inspectors. Vacate the site during inspections. Clarifications and follow up should be done by phone, when possible, or with limited personnel on site.
  *   The number of visitors to the job site should be limited to only those necessary for the work.
  *   Any employee/contractor/visitor showing symptoms of COVID-19 should be asked to leave the jobsite and return home.
  *   Frequently wash your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.  When soap and running water are unavailable, use an alcohol-based hand rub with at least 60% alcohol.
  *   Avoid touching your eyes, nose, or mouth with unwashed hands.
  *   Follow appropriate respiratory etiquette, which includes covering for coughs and sneezes.
  *   Avoid close contact with people
  *   Safety meetings should be by telephone, if possible
  *   Employees should be encouraged to stagger breaks and lunches, to reduce the size of any group at any one time to less than ten (10) people. Eliminate the job site microwave.
  *   During work, employees must sanitize the work areas upon arrival, throughout the workday, and immediately before departure.
  *   Employees should ask others to keep a minimum personal distance of six (6) feet.  Workers should wash or sanitize hands immediately before starting and after completing the work.
  *   Site deliveries are permitted but should be properly coordinated in line with the employer’s minimal contact and cleaning protocols.  Delivery personnel should remain in their vehicles, if possible. Delivery drivers and sales people must also be entered into the job site visit log.

Additional comprehensive information is available at utahhba.com.