April was a little bit of a different month, with only two meetings - though less than usual, we’re still hard at work! 

March brought some battles I really had not anticipated to be completely honest.

January started with a bang! We’re well into the new year and ready to work.

I’ve been reflecting on the past 12 months. I find myself asking, “Have we done any good?” Luckily, the answer is a resounding YES!

The support of Heber residents is noticed! I thank all of you, as I try my best to serve and do what’s best for the city.

It’s easier to get things done when we can find a way to come together and work toward a common goal: the betterment of Heber City.

Friends & Neighbors, This has been quite the summer of city projects and development. Heber is growing quickly, and we are working hard...

The 2034 Winter Olympic Games are returning to Utah and returning to the Heber Valley!

This has been a wild spring, as to be expected in the beautiful Wasatch Mountains, but summer is officially here.

Spring is in the air. I appreciate my fellow council members for the way we work together to come to the best resolutions for our community.

Heber City is a special place, but there’s always room to make things even better.

It’s a blessing to watch families come together and enjoy the beauty of Heber!

As the year winds down, I want to wish all of you a wonderful, happy, and safe holiday season.

Although our most recent Heber City Council meeting was relatively short, we covered some very important issues.

Our recent meeting was both productive and enjoyable. We put our differences aside and truly work as a team to tackle agenda items.

We discussed and accepted a new logo and marketing campaign for Heber City as well as Chief Booth, road construction and other topics.

From the appointment of a new police chief to a highly scrutinized MOU with the Church this meeting held a lot of weight.

Election season is here and there are 3 seats open on the City Council this year. If you care about the community please consider running.

I want to thank everyone who participated in Heber City’s first Red, White, and Blue Festival on the Fourth of July.

Transparency is important at every level of government, which is why I keep you informed through this newsletter.