NORTH OGDEN POLICE DEPARTMENT - 515 E 2600 N - 629-8221
A few months ago, a young man came to the North Ogden Police Department with an interesting story to tell.
Someone he did not know had approached him while he was on his way home from delivering newspapers and
gave him a large sum of money. The person said it was a tip for his newspaper delivery. The carrier did not
recognize the person as one of his customers, and when he saw the denomination on the bill, he was startled. He did not know what this person’s intentions were, because the amount of money he was given was much larger than any other newspaper tip he had ever received.
He went home and immediately reported what had happened to his mother. They brought the money to the police department and explained what happened. Police verified the money was not counterfeit and then secured it into evidence, in case it was later discovered the person had ulterior motives or had accidentally given more money than he had intended. Police watched the area where this had happened, but were unable to find the person who had given the money. This young man, Derrek Studebaker is to be commended for doing the right thing. Not only did he think clearly enough to go straight home and report the incident to his parents, but then instead of trying to keep the money, he had the integrity to turn the money over to the police in case there was a questionable motive, or the money had been given accidentally.
The 90-day holding period mandated by law for lost and found property has passed, and because of this young man’s honesty and integrity, he now gets the money free and clear. The money was turned over to him in a ceremony in front of his peers.  More valuable than the money, however, is the priceless character Derrek Studebaker has shown by being honest and doing the right thing when put into a difficult situation. Good job Derrek, and keep up the good work.

CODE ENFORCEMENT 737-9837
What a winter we have had with all the wonderful snow! As of March 15th the
winter parking ordinance allows you to park on the street overnight again, however
when it snows the requirements for you to remove your vehicles from the roadside for
24 hours before and after the storm still remains the same. Another reminder now that the days are
getting a little warmer. It is unlawful for snow to be shoveled, blown or placed in
the street to melt. Please refrain from doing this as a courtesy to your neighbors
and for the safety of traffic on the roads.

NORTH VIEW FIRE AGENCY - 782-8159

PUBLIC WORKS - 322 Pleasant View Dr. - 782-8111
Green Waste Pick up - The City has scheduled the spring Green Waste Pick Up for April 21-25, 2008: collection will be
on your regular garbage day. The volume of material may; however, delay collection a day or two.
The regulations mentioned below MUST be followed when placing material out for collection. All materials must be in boxes,
bundled with string or bagged. Bush clippings and small tree limbs must be bundled and no longer than 5 feet in length. Weight
limit is 75 pounds. Place materials in parkways, not in curb or waterways. This is a Green Waste Clean Up Only.
If you have questions if your items will be accepted contact the City Shop at 782-8111, or email mrobison@northogdencity.com
Green Waste Facility Opening - The compost facility located at 2700 North and Mountain Road, will open on April 2, 2008.
Hours of Operation: Mondays and Wednesdays from 3:00pm-6:00pm and Saturdays from 9:00am-noon.
It will be closed during hunting season and on all government holidays.
Green Waste passes will be sold to residents at the City Office. During office hours (7:30 am to 5:30 pm Monday thru Friday,
except holidays) you may purchase a pass for $10.00. The pass is good for 5 (non-consecutive) days.
ACCEPTED MATERIALS:
Woody Materials: vines, bushes, twigs, limbs, fitzers and logs up to 12" in diameter.
Compost Materials: soft (non-woody), unbagged vegetative material (i.e. Grass clippings,
leaves, pine needles, sawdust and shavings, weeds, farm animal manure).
Fill Materials: soil, rock, sod, brick, block, asphalt and concrete (prior approval needed).
Materials not specifically listed above will not be accepted.
This program is operated entirely by volunteer residents of North Ogden. We thank the volunteers from last season and
encourage you to be a volunteer this season. Without volunteers the facility doesn’t operate. If you have any questions or would
like to volunteer, please contact Grant Carver at 782-7957 or Mel Blanchard at 940-1920.