Ryan Rowley serves on the Payson City Council, whose members are elected at large to four-year terms. In his page on the city site he says he attended Weber State University, works as a Realtor and cherry farmer, and served on the Payson City Planning Commission. Payson lists his council assignments as community events, Development Services, electric (SUVPS and UAMPS) and the Youth City Council.
Payson adopted its fiscal 2027 budget 4-1 on June 17, on the condition that a $700,000 HVAC project and an $80,000 motocross study get further review before money is spent. In September, after the air conditioning stopped working, the council told staff to proceed with the repair using budgeted funds.
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On Sept. 16, the council voted 5-0 to authorize reimbursement agreements with Red Bridge Public Infrastructure District No. 1, for an upsized sewer line and water and well house work, and with WHL HIATT, LLC for Hiatt Creek Plat B Phase 2.
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On Sept. 16, the City Council voted 5-0 to authorize up to $6.4 million in sales tax revenue bonds for a fire station. Staff said soil conditions added about $1 million to the project, and the city's bond notice estimates $10.1 million in total debt service if the bonds are held to maturity.