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October was a productive month filled with meaningful discussions about the future of Heber City. In our October 7 work session, the council interviewed three talented firms for the redesign of the City Park on Main Street—an important step in our downtown revitalization. We unanimously selected Terracon, whose experience creating vibrant community gathering spaces aligns well with our vision for an ice ribbon, splash pad, and expanded public amenities. This project will shape the heart of...

September brought two great meetings filled with progress and meaningful discussion. One of my favorite moments in any meeting is recognizing our incredible city staff and welcoming new members to our Heber City Police Department. This month, we had the honor of swearing in Officer Kenzi Bishop on September 2. Dedicating one’s life to protecting others is no small thing, and we’re grateful for Kenzi’s service and commitment to our community. We also made an important change regarding utility...

This month, we launched a Safety Incentive Program for “High-Risk” city employees, offering a $500 bonus for safe behavior. UDOT shared updated bypass route designs, with a final route decision expected this fall. Public concerns focused on safety at Mill Road and Old Mill Dr., a school crossing zone. Additionally, four deed-restricted, for-sale units were announced in Jordanelle Ridge, a major step for affordable housing.

Friends and Neighbors, As we near the end of summer, I hope everyone has had a safe and enjoyable time in the valley! Please see some...

I have decided to run for Heber City Mayor.

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!