Dustin is a resident involved in various municipal tasks for the town of Torrey, according to the mayor's report for July 2026. According to that same undated document, Dustin was scheduled to work with Pat, Karen, Melinda, Nan, and Renee to organize files and send historical files to the Utah State Archives.
In addition to file organization, Dustin has been assisting with water-related municipal matters. According to the mayor's report published on September 1, 2026, Dustin has been working with Melinda to sort out current ERU (Equivalent Residential Unit) usage and commitments. The report also notes that discussions involving Dustin and Kelly have occurred regarding the best location for a new well.
These efforts contribute to the broader operational management of the town. For instance, the mayor's report for July 2026 notes that the town was working on several initiatives during June and July 2026. These included the Apple Days and America 250 celebration, which the report describes as a great success. The town was also engaged in creating a draft Torrey WUI fire map through the Cooperative Wildfire System (CWS).
Regarding infrastructure and design, the mayor's report for July 2026 states that Nan and the mayor met with architects at EDA Architecture to discuss a new town hall design. According to that report, EDA Architecture was expected to provide a proposal to prepare and deliver design documents that could be submitted next spring to Senator Curtis’ office for a grant to build a new town hall. These design documents were intended to cover the cost and project description, with the potential to provide build-ready documents if the grant is approved.
Code enforcement has also been a focus for the town administration. According to the mayor's report for July 2026, Justin was working on the ordinance update and had spoken with Mr. Nakamurra about the contract and the process. The report also notes that a draft contract was sent to Ross Mitchell for review by Justin, with a goal to have everything ready by August or September 1. By the time of the September 1, 2026, report, Title 12 (Code Enforcement) was ready for review and adoption. The report also states that Frank Nakamura was set to serve as both hearing officer and appeals officer for P&Z appeals/variances, as required by state law.
Other administrative and technical tasks mentioned in the reports include the submission of a Needs Analysis to the USPS and the commencement of an email migration project. According to the mayor's report for September 1, 2026, the town was also working on a modernization project that included a draft document organization plan created with Melinda's help and the conversion of a backroom into workspace for the clerk, treasurer, and other staff.
What this means for Torrey
For the residents of Torrey, Dustin's involvement in file organization and water usage planning, as recorded in the town's reports from July and September 2026, supports the ongoing modernization of town operations and the management of essential water resources and infrastructure.
