EVANSTON — In accepting the position of executive director, Glenn Roach vowed to be physically present, ethical and honest and to fulfill the mission of the Uinta Senior Center to provide for the needs of the seniors in Evanston, Bridger Valley and Lincoln County. Roach began his duties on Monday, March 6, replacing former director Aimee Ottley and taking the helm following some troubled times at the center.
“This position will be a challenge, but the board of directors is passionate and dedicated,” Roach said. “We will turn things around here at the center and regain the public’s trust. I intend to be at the Evanston center at least four days a week, one or two days in Mountain View and Lyman and one day now and then in Lincoln County.”
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