KOAL News reported in October 2025 that Terry Willis had served on the Price City Council since 2015 and had prior experience with public-service organizations including Active Re-Entry. In December 2025 it described her as mayor-elect following her victory in the 2025 general election. [1] [2]
What she said and announced
In the October interview, Willis said better communication with the public about what the city is doing and why it makes decisions was one of her strengths, and said she would rely on finance staff and meet with department heads on budget issues. She said she wanted to generate sales-tax revenue by drawing people to spend money in the community rather than relying on every resident. These are her campaign statements. [1]
After the election, Willis and Councilmember Layne Miller announced five goals: continuing traditional programs, repairing internal relationships across city departments, keeping community events strong, improving communication with residents and neighboring Carbon County communities, and watching the city budget closely. These are stated goals, not results. [2]
Profile sources
Profile refreshed October 28, 2026. Candidate statements describe the candidate's own experience or positions; official records and reporting are labeled separately.
At its Oct. 14 meeting the council approved a Caselle online payment portal, a $1.92 million application to design water treatment plant upgrades, and engineering for two flood detention basins.
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Price budgeted $7,134,922 for its storm water fund in fiscal 2027, mostly for a Meads Wash BRIC project and federal emergency watershed work. The revenue lines are grants and a loan the budget assumes, and the council approved applications for two of the projects in March.
