Miss Carbon County 2019
Gracie Steele
Gracie is the daughter of Cletis and Nicole Steele. She is the middle child with a beautiful older sister and a younger brother who doubles as her best friend. Gracie graduated from Carbon High School in 2018 with a 4.0 GPA as well as doing Drill Team for 4 years and being her schools National Honor Society President. Gracie is currently attending USU Eastern studying to be a physical therapist and is a USUE Student Success Leader. She is on the USUE Dance Team and has been dancing since she was 3. Gracie loves hunting, fishing, and camping.
Gracie's platform is “KICK the Addiction”. KICK is an acronym for Keeping Track, Intervention, Changing Everything, and Knowledge of the Addiction. These are just four ways abusers of opioids can start to overcome their addiction. She will begin educating others of her platform by attending County Commissioner Meetings and City Council so they are aware of her effort and will. She hopes that they will support her educating the community. She plans to reach out to the schools in the communities, high school, middle high, and even the college level to explain why opioid addiction is a serious threat to the body and mind. She also plans to work with the Health Department and the Opioid Awareness Organization in Carbon County to get more information about the situation to better teach the community about the crisis.
Gracie's platform is “KICK the Addiction”. KICK is an acronym for Keeping Track, Intervention, Changing Everything, and Knowledge of the Addiction. These are just four ways abusers of opioids can start to overcome their addiction. She will begin educating others of her platform by attending County Commissioner Meetings and City Council so they are aware of her effort and will. She hopes that they will support her educating the community. She plans to reach out to the schools in the communities, high school, middle high, and even the college level to explain why opioid addiction is a serious threat to the body and mind. She also plans to work with the Health Department and the Opioid Awareness Organization in Carbon County to get more information about the situation to better teach the community about the crisis.
