Richfield City Corporation

11/02/2026

Richfield City Seeking Pool/Aquatics Manager

Richfield City is accepting applications for a full-time Pool/Aquatics Manager to oversee operations at the City’s new year-round indoor aquatic facility.

The manager will oversee daily operations, supervise employees, coordinate aquatic programs, maintain safety standards and manage the operating budget of a facility that includes a six-lane competition pool, diving boards, leisure pool, water slide, zero-entry swimming area and aquatic play features. Key responsibilities will include developing and maintaining quality public services, efficient employee schedules, adjusting staffing levels to meet attendance and program demands, and controlling personnel costs while maintaining appropriate safety standards.

Applicants must have a high school diploma or equivalent, experience in aquatic operations, recreation management or a related field, and supervisory experience. A degree in recreation management or a related field is preferred but not required. Lifeguarding, CPR/AED, First Aid and Certified Pool Operator (CPO) or Aquatic Facility Operator (AFO) certifications are preferred.

The position offers an annual salary of $60,000, plus benefits. Work hours may include early mornings, evenings, weekends and holidays.

Applications and a complete job description are available at https://richfieldut.gov/public_notice/richfield-city-pool-aquatics-manager/

10/27/2026

Pahvant Elementary School is hosting its Veterans Program, "Hope of America," on Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 6 pm at the Sevier Valley Center.
This event is free and open to students’ parents and any other community members who would like to attend.
“We would love to honor all Veterans in attendance,” Pahvant Principal Chad Johnson said.
President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed the first national observance in 1919, a year after the 1918 armistice that ended the fighting of World War I. Armistice Day was a way to honor those who had sacrificed so much in what was at that time one of the most destructive conflicts the world had seen up until that point. By 1938, it was made a legal holiday.
The scale or World War I was eclipsed by World War II, fought between 1939 and 1945.
The name of the day was changed in 1954 following WWII and the Korean War to honor all who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces.
More information about Veterans Day is available at:

Veterans Day

10/14/2026

Learn About Nuclear Energy in Sevier County!

The Utah Office of Energy Development invites the public to a community educational event about nuclear energy on Tuesday, October 20, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Sevier County Fairgrounds.

Experts will discuss advanced nuclear technologies, modern safety standards and used nuclear fuel. The presentation will be followed by a question-and-answer session, giving attendees an opportunity to learn more and ask questions.

Desserts will be served!

Everyone is welcome to attend. Come learn about nuclear energy, hear from experts and get your questions answered!

📅 Tuesday, October 20, 2026
🕕 6:00–8:00 p.m.
📍 Sevier County Fairgrounds

10/10/2026

If you left a white canopy cover at the Fall Festival, it’s at Christiansen Furniture.

09/25/2026

It's time to highlight our amazing Gold and Silver Sponsors for this year's Richfield Fall Festival!

We have Zeb White, Land Specialist for Central Utah with Whitetail Properties, focused on ranch, recreational, farm, hunting, and country home properties in Sevier, Wayne, Emery, Garfield, Piute, Kane, Washington, Utah, and Carbon Counties.

Epic Prosthetics and Orthotics creates custom and offers non-customer bracing and prothetics in our local, rural community and prides themselves on always putting patients first!

State Bank of Southern Utah - Richfield is your local community bank that services Southern Utah. SBSU was founded in 1957 and now has 17 branches across 14 cities and towns, including Richfield, Utah.

Bee Seen Marketing is your local social media marketing entity focused on empowering businesses to thrive through effective digital media strategies.

Hometown Orthodontics Co. - UTAH proudly serves Central Utah with modern orthodontic care in a setting that feels like home. Families choose Hometown for their flexible options, modern treatment, comfortable setting, and board certification.

Jersey Mike's Subs in Richfield is now open and serving customers! They are known for their East Cost-style sub sandwiches, made with the highest quality meats, cheeses, and fresh produce.

Thalman Orthodontics is your trusted team for all your orthodontic needs in Central Utah. They are dedicated to creating beautiful, long-lasting smiles for their patients and focus on personalized care and attention to details.

Gone Rogue Games is your local one stop shop for all things gaming! Join the Magic: The Gathering gaming community and local store here in Richfield.

We are so grateful for all of our amazing sponsors for their support and dedication. Give them all a special thank you by following, supporting, or engaging in their content!

09/11/2026

A huge thank you to Desert Pain Specialists for their generous Emerald Sponsorship of the Richfield Fall Festival! Located inside Sevier Valley Hospital, their team provides expert, compassionate care for individuals dealing with acute and chronic pain.

Desert Pain Specialists take a personalized, comprehensive approach to pain management, focusing on understanding the root cause of pain, not simply treating the symptoms. Their multidisciplinary approach considers biomechanics, joint motion, skeletal, nerve, and muscle tissues to develop the most appropriate treatment plan for each individual.

Their Richfield Clinic is led by Megan Shepherd, a local nurse practitioner with more than 20 years of healthcare experience and a passion for helping patients find lasting relief and improve their quality of life.

Thank you, Desert Pain Specialists, for investing in our community and helping make the Richfield Fall Festival an amazing experience for all! 🍂🎃

📞 435-238-7000
🌐 desertpainspecialists.com

09/11/2026

Richfield City is accepting applications for a full-time assistant golf course manager for Cove View Golf Course.
Check out the job listing below:

Assistant Manager – Golf Course September 11, 2026 RICHFIELD CITY CORPORATIONJOB OPENING Richfield City is accepting applications for a full-time Assistant Golf Course Manager at Cove View Golf Course. This position assists with the day-to-day operation of the golf course, including tracking golf ...

08/05/2026

Richfield City is accepting applications for a new firefighter.
Requirements:
• Must be 21 or older
• Must live within 3 miles of the city center
• Must pass a medical physical and background check
• Must complete all required training and certifications within one year
Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
If you’re interested, reach out to any current member of the fire department—or contact Fire Chief Dustin Anderson directly at (435) 201-0593.
Come be part of something great and help protect our community!

06/29/2026

https://richfieldut.gov/city_news/restrictions-set-consider-leaving-fireworks-to-the-professionals-this-year/

Restrictions set: Consider leaving fireworks to the professionals this year June 29, 2026 NOTICE TO RICHFIELD RESIDENTS REGARDING FIREWORK RESTRICTIONSRichfield City has decided that the discharge of legal personal fireworks is permitted only within the unshaded area outlined on the accompanying map...

06/23/2026

Dear Richfield Residents,
Governor Spencer Cox has encouraged Utahns to avoid the use of personal fireworks this Fourth of July due to extremely dry conditions throughout the state.

Each year, the Richfield City Fire Department and Richfield City Police Department respond to several fires caused by fireworks during the days surrounding Independence Day. This year, the risk is even greater because of the exceptionally dry conditions in our area.

Richfield City encourages residents and visitors to enjoy the City’s professional fireworks display on July 4 at dark and to consider taking a year off from using personal fireworks. Our trained and certified firefighters will be conducting the display and are prepared to address potential fire hazards associated with the event.

At this time, Richfield City is not banning the use of personal fireworks. However, we urge everyone to carefully consider the risks involved. A single firework can quickly ignite dry vegetation and lead to a devastating fire that threatens homes, property, and lives.

Please remember that individuals who start a fire through the use of personal fireworks may be held financially responsible for the costs associated with suppressing the fire and any resulting damages. These costs can be substantial.

We appreciate your cooperation and commitment to helping keep our community safe this Independence Day. Together, we can celebrate our nation’s freedom while protecting our homes, neighborhoods, and surrounding public lands.

Richfield Police Department

Richfield City Fire Department

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