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Official portrait via spanishfork.gov. Photo: spanishfork.gov official page (photographer uncredited) · Copyright retained by rights holder · spanishfork.gov official page
Kevin Oyler is a Spanish Fork councilmember who took the council oath on January 20, 2026; earlier council minutes show he was already on the council in January 2022. His listed assignments include the municipal water association board, historic preservation, RAP, senior advisory and risk management committees, the Mt. Nebo Water Agency and a South Utah Valley animal-services district.
Spanish Fork approved a five-year sponsorship agreement in March under which Utah County would reimburse up to $1 million of competition pool construction costs at the FitCity Center, in exchange for resident membership rates for some nearby county residents.
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Spanish Fork's Local Building Authority authorized up to $83 million in lease revenue and refunding bonds on June 2, 2026, for a fire station, a public works building and the refinancing of older authority bonds. Its notice estimated $70 million in new bonds; the records reviewed do not show a sale.
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The City Council approved a $16,832,500 guaranteed maximum price with SIRQ Construction for Fire Station 61 in March. Staff put the whole project at about $18.5 million to $18.7 million and described borrowing of no more than $15 million.
