Municipal Election
Summary
Heber City’s upcoming election is heating up, with candidates clashing over the bypass project and the town's housing crunch. It’s time to look at where they stand so you can make an informed choice at the ballot box.
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Impact analysis
The outcome of this election will dictate how your tax dollars are spent on major infrastructure and long-term urban planning.
Local residents who want a say in how the city manages its rapid growth and traffic congestion.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (6)
Heber City swears in mayor, city councilors, police officers
Heber City swears in mayor, city councilors, police officers Park Record
Heber City Candidates take residents’ questions on bypass, affordable housing, communication
Heber City Candidates take residents’ questions on bypass, affordable housing, communication Park Record
City Council candidate Ken Davis believes in Heber City’s ‘American dream’
City Council candidate Ken Davis believes in Heber City’s ‘American dream’ Park Record
Retired Marine and firefighter Nick Lopez is committed to serving Heber City
Retired Marine and firefighter Nick Lopez is committed to serving Heber City Park Record
Greg Royall seeks to address growth, affordability in run for Heber City Council
Greg Royall seeks to address growth, affordability in run for Heber City Council KPCW
Candidate Ken Davis to seek common ground on Heber City Council
Candidate Ken Davis to seek common ground on Heber City Council KPCW
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