San Juan County Man Sentenced for Multiple Violent Assaults, Including Federal Officers
MOAB, Utah – A San Juan County, Utah, man was sentenced to 35 months’ imprisonment today after, over the course of several days, he violently assaulted several people. The man punched, strangled, and threatened to kill a woman, struck a man over the head with a stick and threatened to kill him with a knife, and assaulted federal officers with the Bureau of Indian Affairs that
San Juan CountyNovember 4, 2026
Preliminary election results include approximately 20% of total ballots cast in San Juan County
Preliminary results are in for the November 3 general election in San Juan County, but the figures include just a fraction of the total votes cast. Less than 1,000 ballots have been counted as of Tuesday evening and election officials state that it will be "several days" before final results are available.
via San Juan RecordSan Juan CountyNovember 4, 2026
San Juan County election results to be delayed "several days"
Election results in San Juan County will be delayed for several days after a series of challenges disrupted the November 3 general election. Preliminary results will be released soon. With nearly 1,000 votes counted, there are still several thousand more to be counted, including all ballots that were cast on election day.
via San Juan RecordSan Juan CountyNovember 4, 2026
Nearly 250 San Juan County voters used emergency electronic ballots on Election Day
Voters in San Juan County were dealing with the aftermath of devastating flooding as they made plans to cast their ballots on Election Day. But, with expanded options made available through an emergency declaration to allow electronic voting, a couple of hundred voters received accommodations to vote.
via Utah News DispatchSan Juan CountyNovember 4, 2026
San Juan County ballot count delayed as Monson leads Utah House District 69 race
More than 2,000 ballots remained uncounted in San Juan County on Wednesday after flooding and staff illness delayed election work, County Clerk-Auditor Lyman Duncan said. He expected to release additional results around 4 p.m. Flood waters reach the fire station in Bluff Nov. 2.
via Times-IndependentBluffNovember 4, 2026
Four Corners Monument Reopens Amid Continued San Juan County Flooding
San Juan County continues to manage the aftermath of historic flooding that occurred during the week of October 19, 2026. While several landmarks have reopened, significant road closures and election accommodations remain in effect as recovery efforts continue.
San Juan CountyNovember 4, 2026
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