Utah Record
Cedar City
PS

Phil Schmidt

Council Member2026-2028

About

Phil Schmidt's platform centers on sustainable urban growth, the expansion of local economic opportunities, and the modernization of city infrastructure. He prioritizes long-term resource management, specifically regarding water conservation, to ensure the city can support its expanding population.

Campaign promises (4)

  • infrastructure
    Phil Schmidt campaigned on a platform focused on addressing infrastructure needs in Cedar City.
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  • development
    Schmidt emphasized the importance of creating new job opportunities for the local community.
  • environment
    Schmidt advocated for proactive conservation efforts as part of his vision for the city's future.
  • development
    Schmidt addressed the challenges of managing city growth and water resource sustainability.
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At a glance

News mentions
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Term ending Dec 31, 2028.

Voice

Meetings spoken in
59
Total speaking time
5:02:55
Avg per meeting
5:08
Segments
6033

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Voice summary

Council Member Phil Schmidt on the recordAI-generated · 4 meetings

Council Member Phil Schmidt has consistently prioritized fiscal accountability, infrastructure efficiency, and long-term city utility management throughout recent meetings. He frequently advocates for revenue growth and rigorous budget oversight, while scrutinizing departmental operations ranging from public safety vehicle maintenance to fiber utility expansion. His record demonstrates a focus on practical land-use and development issues, including his support for industrial zoning at the Suncor plant and his emphasis on traffic safety and maintenance accessibility regarding the Cross Hollow project.

Filtered to Development

Top issues during term (9)(Development)

Decisions during term (13)

Recorded while Schmidt was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.