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The field for Heber City Council is officially set with four candidates moving on to the general election. These are the people who will decide how our tax dollars are spent and how the city handles future growth.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 3 the 60 before.
The impact on election administration costs is currently under review.
Proponents argue it provides more choice and better representation.
Critics argue it is confusing and difficult to audit.
The GOP election saw a 47% turnout from Wasatch County’s active Republican voters. That’s 5,522 votes from 11,725 registered Republican voters, who make up nearly 67% of registered voters in the county.
A sign directs voters to a Summit County polling location in November 2024. Credit: Park Record file photo by Clayton Steward The voter registration deadline for the 2026 primary election is coming up...
As we approach the upcoming primary election, Wasatch County voters face an important decision regarding who will manage our tax data, elections and county revenues. While both Republican candidates in the...
The city officially finalized the primary election results, determining which candidates will appear on the November ballot. This process ensures that all votes were counted accurately and provides transparency into the election outcome.
Heber City Council candidates narrowed to four in primary elections Park Record
A resident expressed frustration regarding the lack of enforcement of city codes prohibiting campaign signs on public property.
The city is looking for the best way to ask residents if they want to keep using Ranked Choice Voting. The council wants to ensure the survey is neutral and reaches as many people as possible.
The city is debating whether to use Ranked Choice Voting for the 2025 election, with some residents and groups expressing concerns about confusion and fairness.
The project supports long-term growth and aligns with the city's Envision Heber plan.
The project requires significant infrastructure improvements, including new roads and a potential traffic signal.
Provides indoor tournament space for the community.
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