Moab Solutions News Today

The Local Homeless Council has reliable data that shows an average of 55 people are homeless or at imminent risk for homelessness every month.

A Grand County sheriff’s deputy in Moab, Utah now faces calls for accountability after body camera shows her twirling a lasso while searching for a Black man, who was suspected of shoplifting. Leaders with Black Lives Matter Utah and NAACP Salt Lake say it signals a lack of progress after many believed 2020 to be a national reckoning on racial injustice after George Floyd’s murder.

As a Grand County sheriffs deputy searches for a shoplifting suspect in July, a rope repeatedly pops into view of her body camera.

On a slide titled “A Snapshot of Homelessness in Grand County,” data from July of 2019 to June of 2021 showed that an average of 55 individuals were seeking homelessness

Paul Richard Pacheco, known as dad, brother, Grandpa, friend, and “Pastor Dick” was called home to be with the Lord after a vigilant battle of sickness. He overcame covid, but sepsis set in relentlessly. Dick took his new assignment on doing Kingdom work on Wednesday, December 8, 2021. Dick was born to Phyllis Ulibarri in […]

The Moab Free Health Clinic currently has 13 organizations signed up for its community referral system, and they’re hoping for more. The referral system facilitates patient handoffs to other organizations,

Mill Creek Canyon is a riparian natural area close to Moab, popular with hikers and for wading or soaking in the creek. In recent years, the area has seen significant

Grand County Commissioners and community leaders are working on a proposal for a public lands bill they hope will be considered by Congress in the next few years.

Moab Solutions announced that the local nonprofit raised a total of $22,022 to support its mission and respond to calls for assistance from local individuals in need of immediate help. Despite having to limit its holiday fundraising efforts, Moab Solutions raised $7,955 in donations from the Moab community at City Market and another $14,067 in private donations. Sara Melnicoff, Moab Solutions founder, noted that December 2020 was the busiest month the nonprofit has ever experienced. Pictured is...