This Week in Moab - Seekhaven's Abi Taylor, Flood Repair with Chuck Williams, and RAP Tax Grant

Multidisciplinary collaboration is a huge concept, and often difficult to implement. But done well among first responder organizations, it can save lives. On the latest This Week in Moab, Seekhaven Family Crisis and Resource Center’s Abigail Taylor gives listeners an update on a collaborative approach to preventing sexual assault and violence in our community (19:45). Also in this episode – Moab City engineer Chuck Williams talks water line replacement and other upcoming flood repair work in downtown (1:00). And later, an overview of the Recreation, Arts and Parks Tax grant program with parks director Annie McVay (44:00). // Show Notes: // Seekhaven Family Crisis & Resource Center https://www.seekhaven.org // The Times-Independent: 100 West Permanent Water Line Repair Work Set To Begin Monday https://www.moabtimes.com/articles/100-west-permanent-water-line-repair-work-set-to-begin-monday/ // RAP Tax Grant Application https://moabcity.org/559/Recreation-Arts-Parks-RAP-Tax // Music in this episode is ‘Dancing Ghosts’ and ‘Holizna Raps’ by Holizna