Tim Loveday Summit County Solid Waste Superintendent Bryce Boyer Summit County Fire Warden Tim will be here to notify us of the cost increases for the garbage that is charged to Utah residents. The cost will rise by $ 4.00. Tim will explain what the increments will cover, and update us on the garbage disposal industry, recycling and what should be disposed of at the county landfill. Bryce will update us on the risk of uncontrolled fires. We'll talk about what county residents can do to prevent

We visited the recent history of Nicaragua, the contexts as viewed by someone living in that country during the uprising and change of power between the Sandinistas and the revolutionaries. Recently, the country's constitution included planned changes to the country's Social Security system, which led to protests in which 38 people died. We also discussed how these events affect the members of our Nicaraguan community.

We spoke with Ryan Anderson with Utah Clean Energy, a local non-profit that is working to accelerate the transition to renewable energy. Ryan is the Community Coordinator for the Summit Community Power Works (SCPW) Program, which helps community members save money on their utility bills by providing energy efficiency resources and education. The SCPW Program hosts the SCPW Challenge, which is an online tool providing information and resources to residents looking to reduce their carbon footprint

Bianca Carrazco Park City Library We discussed films in Spanish that will be shown in the auditorium in the Park City Library and the Ecker Hill Playing Fields by the Park City Film Series The films and dates are: The Footballest/Los Futbolisimos July 13, 6 pm Jim Santy Auditorium Para Picar: Historias Cortas en Espanol July 20, 8:45 pm (dusk) Ecker Hill Playing Fields International Summer Film Series Tuesdays Jul 9 - Aug 13, 6:30 pm Jim Santy Auditorium Films are free and open in public.

Jorge Arellano​, Izinfinita​ @eco.versus.ego Nopalera Artist Collective We discussed the exhibit at the Urban Arts Gallery at the Gateway Mall in Salt Lake city. The Nopalera Artist Collective includes Latinx and Immigrant artists with a focus on activism for causes of social interest for the Latino community The exhibit is now open, closing event will take place on July 27th from 5pm to 8pm, open to the public

Joél-Léhi Organista Vice President of Youth 801 215-9284 [email protected] 801-906-9579 We discussed the role LULAC plays on improving the economic status, educational attainment, political influence, housing issues, health, and civil rights of Hispanic Americans through community-based programs that operate on more than 1,000 LULAC councils nationwide. The organization involves and serves all groups of Hispanic nationality. We also discussed the IMAGINEMOS LATINX SUMMIT event that took

Derric Radke Director of Public Affaris Summit County We talked about the construction that is taking place in the Jeremy Ranch area, how it will affect traffic, and how long it will impact the community. We also discussed the future of the project, and how the county hopes the project will positively increase ease of traffic in the area.

We had a conversation with musical guest Juan José Mayren, director and lead singer for the music group Fiesta Tropical Utah. We discussed the history of tropical music such as Cumbia and Bachata from its roots to african migrants and slave ship refugees to the international musical phenomenom that it is today. We also talked about the traditions in Mexico for different celebrations such as quinceañeras and weddings. A special thank you to music promoter Eddie Juarez

We discussed the South Main Clinic's new dental clinic, a few facts about dental care, and dispel some myths and misunderstandings about teeth.

We discussed the Big Brothers and Big Sisters program in Summit county, what their role is, how they benefit the community. Currently, BBBS is seeking Spanish-speaking mentors.