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Resources for Visiting the Cedar Mesa Area

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"Though some river rats will disagree with me, I have been able to conclude only that Powell's party in 1869 survived by the exercise of observation, caution, intelligence, skill, planning - in a word, Science. A man or a civilization could do the same."
Stegner, Wallace, Beyond the Hundredth Meridian, Penquin Books, New York, 1953. p. viii


Accidents and the unexpected happen. Before they happen, it is valuable to know what resources are available.

The following sections list many of the public resources that are involved in supporting and safeguarding the Grand Gulch/Cedar Mesa Area. They are there for your use and protection. Make use of them.

Be aware that Utah's old "801" telephone area is being divided into two areas - the old "801" code is reserved for the Salt Lake City area (Davis, Morgan, Salt Lake, Utah, and Weber Counties) and "435" is being assigned to the rest of the state. The new code is expected to be required dialing by October 1998.

Furthermore, be aware that the entire state of Utah is changing to mandatory ten-digit dialing in the near future.

The telephone numbers listed in this web site have been reviewed and updated per our records. If any problems remain, please let us know.


Addresses and Telephones for Area Emergency Services

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Addresses and Telephones for Area Police Services

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Addresses and Telephones for Area Fire Departments

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Addresses and Telephones for Federal Agencies

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Addresses and Telephones for National and State Parks

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Addresses and Telephones for Associations and Societies

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