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Tuesday, November 3, 2026

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Robin O'Driscoll

Council Member, Vernal

Official portrait of Robin O'Driscoll from vernal.gov
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Eastern Utah

Office held

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Background

Robin O'Driscoll serves on the Vernal City Council; the city says she was appointed in January 2022 to fill a vacancy and lists her term as running to January 2028. Her city page says she retired in 2021 after 28 years at the Uintah Recreation District, 12 of them as executive director, and has served on the Uintah Fire Suppression District, Health Care Service District, Uintah Basin Narcotics Strike Force and Consolidated Dispatch boards. Her assignments include the Administrative Committee, Consolidated Dispatch, the Fire Suppression District, Youth City Council advisor and the Chamber of Commerce. Robin O'Driscoll retired from the Uintah Recreation District in 2021 after 28 years, the last twelve as executive director. Vernal's biography says he joined the City Council in January 2022 to fill a vacancy. His assignments include the consolidated dispatch governing board, the fire suppression district, the Uintah Basin Narcotics Strike Force governing board and the Chamber of Commerce.

Source: Vernal City, City Council directory · Background checked October 30, 2026

In the news

  • Street sign: 500 S
    Politics

    Vernal awards $1.6 million 500 South paving job

    Vernal's council on Sept. 16 awarded the 500 South mill-and-overlay project to Burdick Materials for $1,599,895, the low of three bids and below an engineer's estimate of about $2 million. Councilmember Randel Mills recused himself, citing a conflict of interest.

  • Street sign: 100 N
    Politics

    Vernal approved three change orders and a directive on its 100 North contract

    Between June and September 2026, Vernal's council approved three change orders and a work change directive on Condie Construction's 100 North water and sewer contract. Change Order 1 alone raised the contract from $4.84 million to $5.40 million. The engineer agreed to credit the city's share of a design error.

Sources

  1. Vernal City, City Council directory
  2. Vernal City biography: Robin O'Driscoll

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