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 Cleveland is a clean, friendly community that retains its safe, small Town feel and charm. The citizens of Cleveland envision a family friendly Town that is unified, rich in heritage and cultural diversity, which provides economic opportunities, quality education and a healthy environment to all. The Town of Cleveland was named in honor of President Grover Cleveland. In 1884-85 Henery A. Oviatt, Samual N. Alger, Jacob Johnson, John Eden, Robert T. Litster and Martin Mortensen took up homesteads in spite of the great handicap they faced in the matter of water. |
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CLEVELAND DAYS JULY 19, 20, 21, 2018 CHECK OUT ALL THE HAPPENINGS UNDER THE COMMUNITY TAB AND THEN CLICK ON CLEVELAND DAYS! DON'T MISS THE FUN!  Cleveland Days Honored Citizens for 2018 are the faculty and staff of Cleveland Elementary!
Cleveland Elementary was named a National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence in 2009 and the faculty and staff is the main reason why. The men and women of Cleveland Elementary work tirelessly to educate and shape the minds of our youth and deserve more thanks than we could possibly give them. Their mission is to provide a comprehensive education that will prepare students to take a proactive and responsible role in an ever-changing world. To accomplish this the faculty and staff create a positive learning environment where students feel safe and happy while they learn. We are so thankful for the faculty and staff of Cleveland Elementary and are proud to announce them as our honored citizens for 2018.
The division puts a fun twist on education with their fun antics and satire on their Facebook posts each week available @ConserveUtahWater and on Twitter, @UtahSavesH2O. The Weekly Lawn Water Guide is also available on the websites SlowTheFlow.org and ConserveWater.Utah.Gov.
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