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KPCW reported in June 2025 that Morgan Murdock, a candidate for one of two open Heber City Council seats, is a longtime elementary and special education teacher who also worked as an administrator in local schools and was self-employed remodeling homes.[1]
Murdock told KPCW that he had studied the Envision Heber 2050 planning document and that strengthening Main Street and advocating for affordable housing, including deed restrictions and incentives for infill housing on large lots, were among his top priorities. He described himself as a collaborative, bridge-building candidate. These are his campaign statements, not votes.[1]
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The council voted 5-0 on Aug. 18 for a 4.2% certified tax rate increase instead of the 4.8% proposed, and told staff to adjust revenues across the budget to make up the difference. The minutes do not state the final rate or the revenue it will raise.
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A records-only look at Heber City's fiscal 2027 budget and property-tax decision, and at Heber Light & Power, the electric utility whose board includes the city's mayor and two council members.
