Terry Willis
About
Terry Willis's platform focuses on establishing a new administrative direction for Price City through collaborative leadership with the city council. Her priorities center on setting clear goals for the city's future and ensuring effective governance under her new administration.
Campaign promises (1)
- transparencyTerry Willis aims to implement new administrative goals for Price City alongside the city council to improve local governance.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 24
- Total speaking time
- 3:42:34
- Avg per meeting
- 9:16
- Segments
- 4626
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Voice summary
Mayor Terry Willis on the recordAI-generated · 8 meetingsMayor Terry Willis has consistently prioritized fiscal responsibility and organizational management, evidenced by her focus on the $55.7 million fiscal year 2027 budget, public funding sources, and the structuring of city contracts and staffing roles. She maintains a strong commitment to civic engagement, regularly using her platform to recognize local community achievements, support social awareness initiatives, and foster public-private partnerships. Throughout these meetings, Mayor Willis has demonstrated a pragmatic approach to governance by emphasizing legal justification for city fees, advocating for improved security infrastructure, and facilitating transparent, structured decision-making processes regarding city services.
Top issues during term (20)
Water Conservation
Adds a 20-cent monthly fee per water meter, totaling $2.40 annually per connection.
Water Infrastructure Upgrades
Contract awarded for $3,753,010.00 with secured funding.
Caselle Software and Citizen Portal Integration
Annual platform fees will increase by $18,420, offset by hardware and backup savings and terminal purchases totaling $2,154.
EWP Flood Mitigation Land Acquisition
The land acquisition costs $40,000, funded by leased water revenues.
Rose Park Restroom and Playground Upgrades
Expenditure of $17,472.40 within the existing project budget.
City Operational Oversight
None anticipated.
Canyon Crest Townhomes Site Plan Review
The project represents a private investment in market-rate housing, though the exact construction valuation was not specified.
Student Housing Expansion
All costs for utility connections, public infrastructure upgrades, and street restorations will be covered by the developer.
Small Business Expansion and Land Use
Will generate new sales tax revenue and business license fees for Price City.
Substation Load Tap Changer Replacement and Power Reliability
Estimated at approximately $300,000 for equipment and labor, with mobile substation alternatives costing up to $480,000.
Commercial EV Charging Rate Schedule
Will generate revenue dedicated to the electric fund to cover system maintenance and upgrades caused by high-demand charging loads.
Valor Atomics Operations
The project could bring significant manufacturing jobs and infrastructure investment to the region.
Municipal Road Maintenance Contracts
Crack sealing costs $68,820 per year, and road striping costs $44,996.60 per year.
Price River Walking Trail Lighting
Lighting the trail could involve significant capital costs for wiring or solar equipment, which would need to be evaluated under the capital improvements project list.
Summer Youth Work Program
Estimated at $30,000 for a full 10-youth program paying between $10 and $12 per hour.
Suicide Prevention Awareness
None directly associated with the proclamation.
Behavioral Health Services
Brought significant capital investment, job creation (442 total employees, $31.5 million payroll), and local tax revenue ($4 million) to the community.
Carbon County Pre-Disaster Mitigation Plan Adoption
Enhances regional fire protection collaboration and state resource sharing.
Decisions during term (174)
Recorded while Willis was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.