Mike Snelson serves on the Springville City Council, whose members are elected at large to four-year terms. The city lists the current term as January 1, 2026 to December 31, 2029. Committee assignments listed by the city are the Utility Board, the South Utah Valley Municipal Water Association, the Springville Museum of Art Association, and alternate on South Utah Valley Power Systems and the South Utah Valley Solid Waste District.
Springville's council voted 5-0 in August to raise the general operations property tax, which the city said would bring in about $97,000. The final budget lists utility rate increases of 2% to 4.6% starting in November 2026 and relies on about $9 million in fees and transfers from city utilities.
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Springville's fiscal 2027 budget describes a new transportation utility fee targeted at $4 a month per home. On Sept. 1, staff recommended $8.50, and council members split on the amount. The records reviewed show no fee ordinance adopted.
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A records-only look at Springville's $127 million fiscal 2027 budget, its general fund reserves, bonded debt and latest audit, drawn from the city's audited fiscal 2025 statements, its final fiscal 2027 budget and council minutes.