Tawnee McCay

Code Enforcement Efficiency

Transition costs and potential administrative staffing needs are currently being evaluated.

commercial development

The changes aim to reduce administrative costs by simplifying the approval process.

elections

Voting is free, but the decisions made by these officials will directly impact how your local tax dollars are spent in the coming years.

public park development

The proposal is currently in the discussion phase, so no specific costs were provided.

immigration enforcement agreement

Taxpayers might see costs rise due to the extra administrative burden and potential legal fees associated with this new enforcement partnership.

public transit advocacy

Rail projects involve massive capital outlays that could impact long-term city and regional budgets.

Curbside Recycling Program

Eliminating the program could save the city from having to increase fees or subsidize the program through the general fund.

Animal Shelter Operations

The city may see minor savings by streamlining the legal process for animal impoundment.

city management appointment

This hire sets the tone for how our tax dollars are prioritized and managed across city departments.

Town Days Outreach

Minimal, as it utilizes existing city infrastructure.

municipal elections

The cost of the election is managed through the contract with Salt Lake County.

election results

The city will now move forward with the budget priorities and fiscal policies championed by the newly elected council members.

police leadership change

The city will likely spend a chunk of the budget on a national search firm and potential salary bumps to attract top-tier talent.

mayoral election

The election process will require a reallocation of city funds to manage the campaign oversight and transition logistics.

mayoral election results

We'll have to wait and see how her new budget priorities affect our local tax dollars and city spending.

reproductive rights resolution

While there’s no direct price tag, these debates often eat up expensive council time that could be spent on local infrastructure or budget planning.

Approval of Ordinance 25-22 (Commercial Dumpster Enclosures)

Approval of Ordinance 25-22 (Commercial Dumpster Enclosures)

Certification of 2025 Municipal Primary Election Results

Resolution No. 25-41: Water Conservation and Management Plan

RFSA Resolution 25-02

RFSA Resolution 25-03

RDA Resolution 25-02

RDA Resolution 25-03

Priority Builders Rezone (118 South Redwood Road)

Ordinance 25-16: Compensation for Elective and Statutory Officers

Executive Compensation for Fiscal Year 2025-2026

Membership in Utah League of Cities and Towns

Ordinance 25-12: Commercial Architectural Standards

Adoption of RDA Resolution 25-01

Adoption of Tentative Budget (Resolution 25-01)

Continue Ordinance 25-12 (Commercial Architectural Standards)

Ordinance No. 25-12: Commercial Architectural Standards

Temporary Commercial Use Code Amendments

Adoption of Ordinance 25-10 (Animal Control)

Expressed opposition to specific subsection three.

Amending Municipal Animal Fee Schedule

Budget Amendment for Sidewalk Project

Budget Amendment for Sidewalk Project

Move to Closed Session

Resolution No. 25-09: FY 2024-2025 Budget Amendment

Amendment to Historic Sites List Ordinance

Rezone: 2284 West 12600 South

Rezone: Sycamore Glen South

Rezone: 3516 West 12600 South