This week’s meeting was proof that the excitement never stops here in Heber City.

I had the privilege of riding shotgun in one of our snowplow trucks. Also there has been a lot of talk recently concerning the bypass road.

There is always so much to do, but we seem to have so little time to complete it. Our last meeting was no different.

Our latest meeting went much longer than I thought it would, but we had some helpful discussions. I’m happy to report that we made progress!

These meetings were a wonderful start to the new year! I look forward to a great 2023 as I continue to serve the community.

What a year this has been! We just had our last council meeting of 2022, which was about seven hours long.

Although this meeting was relatively short, I’m pleased to say we accomplished quite a bit in our six hours together.

Our regular meeting opened with a continuous stream of people arriving to hear more on the topic of the airport.

This was a time for the public to hear from our panel of airport experts and ask important questions.

Our meeting this week started with a discussion regarding the potential development agreement for the former Rocky Mountain Care Center

While the meeting on September 20th may have been very long, I’m pleased to say it was also productive.

Preserving a small town feel in that core center of Heber City is very important to me, but I would truly like to hear from you.

Our most recent city council meeting was colorful, to say the least.

As a community we had a wonderful opportunity to come together during the Wasatch County Fair. I hope you were able to participate.

Our city council meeting on July 19th started with a closed session. We then moved on to the work meeting agenda.

The current master plan process will address the existing and forecasted needs of the airport and ensure airport users are provided safety.

Our city council meeting on Tuesday, July 5th started with a joint work meeting of the City Council and Planning Commission.

Our meeting on Tuesday started with a UDOT presentation regarding the bypass, as well as an environmental impact statement (EIS) project...

It was good to be together with my fellow council members. I’m confident that we made great progress on exciting things happening in Heber.

This week’s meeting was eventful, beginning with a late start due to technical difficulties.