HC 64 Box 2705
Castle Valley, UT 84532-9608
Phone: (435) 259-9828
Fax: (435) 259- 9846
Mayor -
Jazmine Duncan 435-259-1064
jazmined@castlevalleyutah.com
Town Clerk -
Jocelyn Buck townclerk@castlevalleyutah.com
Building Permit Agent-
Colleen Thompson 435-259-9828
colleent@castlevalleyutah.com
PLUC Clerk -
Faylene Roth 435-259-4743
faylener@castlevalleyutah.com
Water Agent -
John Groo -970-268-5561
johng@castlevalleyutah.com
Roads Manager-
Mingo Gritts 435-260-0871 mingog@castlevalleyutah.com
Monday thru Wednesday 9am-1pm
Other times by appointment only.
Notary Services Available
Located in Town Building
2 Castle Valley Drive
Hours
Tuesday
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Wednesday
9:00 AM - 4:00PM
Friday
10:30 - Children's Story Time
& 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Phone
(435) 259-9998
E-mail
jenny@moablibrary.org
Mail: The mail boxes where residents get their mail are at the entrance to the Valley. Addresses are: HC 64 Box #### Castle Valley UT 84532. UPS & Fed-Ex provide home delivery. It's always best to put both addresses on all packages if a 2nd address line is provided. For a mailbox call the Moab Post Office 259-7457
Power: Rocky Mountain Power is the power company that serves Castle Valley. All new power lines are required to be buried. 1-888-221-7070 Power Outages are common in Castle Valley, it's good to be prepared with extra water & lights.
Phone/Internet: Internet service is fair to very poor depending on where you are located in the Valley. Currently there are 3 Internet providers:Frontier Communication [1-800-961-0470] or http://internet.frontier.com/services/ , Frontier's spanish language site http://frontier.com/es/ .Royce Electronic's River Canyon Wireless [259-8319] and Hughes Net http://www.hughesnetinternet.net/
Currently the best cell phone coverage is with Verizon, however cell reception is spotty at best, with texting being slightly more reliable.
Water: Each property owner is responsible for providing their own water. CV sits on top of a sole source aquifer that is fed by the La Sal Mountains. Most citizens have wells on their property or haul water from Matrimony Springs or from businesses in Moab.
Septic Tanks: Private property owners are required to have & maintain their own septic tanks. The Town does not provide a waste water management system.
Schools: All public schools are in Moab. Buses are provided to take Valley children to & from school.
Hospitals: Moab Regional Hospital is in Moab 22 miles away. Services include a full service emergency room, general & orthopedic surgical services, primary care physicians, obstetrical services & a wide range of other specialists. 259-7197, for emergencies call 911.
Emergency Services: Call 911. The Town, County & Daystar Academy worked together to create an Emergency Medical Responder Program in the Valley. The EMR's live locally and reach patients much faster than the minimum 35 minutes it takes Grand County EMS to arrive. The EMR program has a non-transport ambulance that provides medical supplies and shelter until Grand County EMS arrives on scene.
Fire: Call 911. Castle Valley has an awesome volunteer fire department that operates under Grand County with 2 Fire Stations located in the Valley. Visit their website http://castlevalleyfire.org/ or call 259-3655.
Shopping: There are no commercial businesses allowed in CV, gas, groceries and other amenities are in Moab. Home businesses are allowed, so some products may be available directly from your neighbor.
