LiveDAYBREAK Welcomes New Board Member- Anndalyn Hobbs
LiveDAYBREAK is pleased to welcome Anndalyn Hobbs as the newest LiveDAYBREAK Board Member. Anndalyn and her family have lived in Daybreak for five years. In that time, she has participated in and volunteered at a majority of the activities organized by LiveDAYBREAK each year.
New Disc Golf Course at Brookside Park
After strong resident feedback, the Daybreak Community Association removed the disc golf baskets from Linear Park and has been looking for another location for the course. We have identified the south side of Brookside Park as a potential new location for the 9-hole disc golf course. The topography of the park optimizes a professional grade that will enhance the public use of this open space.
LiveDAYBREAK Recognized at the Chamber Vision Dinner
At this year’s 2019 Vision Dinner hosted by the South Jordan Chamber of Commerce, LiveDaybreak was recognized for two contributions. Our partnership with the Alzheimer's Association, Utah Chapter for Rock the Wald led to a Community Hero Award for the 2018 Daybreak Walk to End Alzheimer’s. Through this event we raised more than $51,000 for the Association. The porch concerts were a big hit! Ronnie Daniel, Executive director of the Utah chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association, accepted the award and thanked our own Aimee Myers for making the walk a success.
Are You LiveDAYBREAK Board Material?
The LiveDAYBREAK board has a vacancy! If you believe that Daybreak residents benefit from a unique sense of community and you're willing to help make this the most desirable community in Utah. Then you might be LiveDAYBREAK Board material.
Daybreak R.A.D. Award - Steve Sahlin
Steve Sahlin is the Resident Appreciation in Daybreak (R.A.D.) Award recipient for February. He is known as the man who anyone in the neighborhood can call and count on for help with a project. Steve has helped countless people with their car troubles and you can always bet on him being the first person to help a neighbor in a bind (or in over their heads with a project). Neighbors say he is helpful and dependable!
Volunteer Activities Council Spotlight - January
Tawna Pippin and her family moved to Daybreak in June of 2012 in search of lasting friendships and neighborhood schools for their kids. From their home, they can walk to the gym, up the hill to Soda Row to enjoy summer concerts or stroll around the lake. There is always something to do nearby and that is why they love where they live. Giving back to the community was important and volunteering has always been a family affair.