A Moab man charged with several second- and third-degree felonies including criminal solicitation and the threat of terrorism will now attend behavioral health treatment in northern Utah. On Tuesday, the 7th District Court ordered the defendant moved from jail to New Roads Behavioral Health on several conditions, including GPS monitoring and internet-use restrictions. In court proceedings, the defendant’s mental health came up for discussion. Plus, locals celebrated the opening of the new Moab Community Resource Center, which will house over a dozen organizations. And later, our radio partners report on flood worries in Salt Lake City.

// Show Notes:

// Photo: Prosecutors are charging a Moab man with multiple felonies and misdemeanors, including a felony related to anti-UTV stickers pasted on signs and infrastructure around town.

// The Salt Lake Tribune: Friends say ATV noise, death on the river wore down Moab activist arrested for threats

https://www.sltrib.com/news/2023/03/03/friends-say-atv-noise-failed-river/

// Moab Community Resource Center Partners

https://www.moabfreehealthclinic.org/moabcommunityresourcecenter

// UPR: In 1983, Salt Lake City became a river. With Utah’s snowpack, could floods be next?

https://www.upr.org/environment/2023-03-02/1983-slc-floods