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Official portrait via wasatchcounty.gov. Photo: wasatchcounty.gov official page (photographer uncredited) · Copyright retained by rights holder · wasatchcounty.gov official page
The county directory lists Kendall Crittenden in Seat D with a term of 2025 through 2028. TownLift reported in June 2024 that he had served on the Wasatch County Council for twenty years and was seeking re-election as a Republican. It quoted him describing himself as a "resident expert of sorts" because colleagues come to him for old paperwork and project details. [1] [2]
In that article he cited the recreation center, expanded sports amenities and lower county tax rates among the council's accomplishments. He said he had worked hard on the future bypass to move traffic off Heber City's Main Street, wanted to limit development around it pending UDOT input, and wanted to maintain the county's rural identity. These are his campaign statements as reported, not Ledger conclusions. [2]
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Profile refreshed October 29, 2026. Candidate statements describe the candidate's own experience or positions; official records and reporting are labeled separately.
The 23-lot conservation subdivision, with two additional lots of record, sits at about 6380 East Lake Creek Road, according to draft minutes of the Sept. 16 meeting.
