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Strata Networks Receives JustServe Hero Award for Lehi City Volunteerism

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Strata Networks has been named the recipient of the JustServe Hero Award by Lehi Serves. The award recognizes organizations that demonstrate exceptional commitment to community service and volunteerism.

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  • Strata Networks received the annual JustServe Hero Award from Lehi Serves.
  • The award was presented by Mayor Paul Binns at Willowcreek Middle School.
  • Strata employees have contributed to various Lehi City projects, including improvements at Willow Park Campground and Dry Creek Park.
  • The company has also assisted with landscaping preparations for the 2026 9/11 Day of Service at the Legacy Center and Sports Park.

Strata Networks has been honored by Lehi Serves as the recipient of the JustServe Hero Award, according to a September 18 statement. The distinction is presented annually to organizations that demonstrate an exceptional commitment to volunteerism and community service.

The JustServe Hero Award is one of the highest honors from Lehi Serves, recognizing a single organization each year for service that exemplifies leadership, generosity, and a commitment to improving the lives of others. The award was presented by Lehi City Mayor Paul Binns during the Lehi Serves 9/11 Day of Service event at Willowcreek Middle School. Meagin Mohar, Strata Networks Vice President of Human Resources, accepted the award on behalf of the company.

Mohar stated that receiving the recognition is an honor and noted that family and community are core guiding values for the company culture. She credited the award to the many employees who have provided their time, expertise, and talents in service to others.

Strata employees have participated in several local projects over the past several years to improve parks and recreational facilities. In 2024, volunteers worked with the Lehi City Parks & Recreation Department to enhance Willow Park Campground by installing a swing set, constructing horseshoe pits, and refurbishing a volleyball court.

In the following year, employees supported trail expansion and landscaping improvements at Dry Creek Park by providing equipment, labor, site preparation, tree trimming, sod placement, and mulch installation. Most recently, Strata assisted with preparations for the 2026 9/11 Day of Service by providing crews and equipment for landscaping areas around the Legacy Center and Sports Park.

Headquartered in Roosevelt, Utah, Strata is described as the largest independent telecommunications cooperative in Utah. The company provides communications services including fiber broadband, wireless, and business solutions.

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