Rashelle Mousley was listed as an Assistant Civic Events Coordinator according to undated documents on the Saratoga Springs website. This role, held alongside Civic Events Coordinator Corrine Prestwich and another Assistant Civic Events Coordinator named Lexi Christopherson, is linked to the coordination of various community activities and the processing of municipal permits.
According to undated carnival information from the city, Mousley was listed as an Assistant Civic Events Coordinator. The city's carnival, provided by the City of Fun, is held at Neptune Park, located at 452 W 400 N. For the 2026 carnival season, the city scheduled various activities including a Family Night on Wednesday, June 10, from 6 PM to 10 PM, which features one ticket per ride. The carnival schedule also includes Thursday, June 11, from 5 PM to 10 PM; Friday, June 12, from 4 PM to 11 PM; and Saturday, June 13, from 12 noon to 11 PM.
Residents can interact with the city's event planning through various permit and voucher systems. For the 2026 Splash Days Carnival, the city offered pre-sale wristband vouchers for $30. These vouchers were available for purchase at City Hall during regular business hours beginning May 11, 2026. Once a voucher is purchased, it must be exchanged for a one-day unlimited ride wristband at the carnival box office. For those purchasing online, the city required residents to pick up their vouchers at the Neptune Park City booth during specific windows: June 8 from 5-8 PM, June 10 from 5-8 PM, June 11 from 5-9 PM, June 12 from 4-9 PM, or June 13 from 12-4 PM.
In addition to large-scale festivals, Mousley was listed as a point of contact for community members seeking special event permits. According to an undated Special Event Permit Application and Information document, individuals with questions regarding whether an event requires a special event permit can email rmousley@saratogasprings-ut.gov.
The city's permit guidelines specify that an application is required for events lasting more than one day, events exceeding normal park use, or events with over 100 attendees at any given time. The city also notes that no third-party events are permitted in the city during the week of Saratoga Splash Days. Furthermore, the city's policy states that no reservations are allowed at Neptune Park in June while the parks department works to restore the facility following damage sustained from Saratoga Splash Days. Other regulations include a prohibition on food trucks at city parks unless they are part of a permitted special event. The application process requires that all documents, including an event plan and site map, be uploaded for the application to be processed, and applications must be submitted at least 30 days before an event.
What this means for Saratoga Springs
For the residents of Saratoga Springs, the presence of staff like Rashelle Mousley in the civic events department provides a structured way to manage large community gatherings like Splash Days. By following specific permit applications and voucher schedules, residents can participate in local traditions and organize their own sanctioned community events within the city's regulatory framework.
