Jeremy Peterson

Disclosed interests

Disclosures and recusals in the minutes

Every time the council minutes since 2020 record this official disclosing an interest or stepping aside for one, as summarized from the minutes.

• Disclosed a conflict of interest and recused on Ordinance 2026-15 (Future Park Property Reserve); he later said the recusal stemmed from his prior involvement facilitating the Taylor Canyon transaction on behalf of the school district. August 4, 2026 · Minutes (PDF)

Campaign contributions

Voting record

Agenda items voted on

18

Yes

13

No

0

Abstained or recused

1

Absent for the item

0

Motions made

1

From August 4, 2026 to October 20, 2026. 4 votes are marked not recorded because the minutes' attendance and tally don't account for every member. Each count is per agenda item, not per meeting: missing one meeting counts as absent for every item on its agenda, and consent agenda items each count separately. A yes is counted only when everyone present is accounted for in the tally. Motions count once per item, so moving a consent agenda counts for each item on it.

Abstained or recused

• Ordinance 2026-15: transfer of $700,000 to the Future Park Property Reserve August 4, 2026 · Approved 4-2; Council Members Kevin Lundell and Alicia Washington voted no; Peterson recused

Every recorded vote

In our reporting

• Ogden lends $1 million toward 116 senior apartments at the old Cinepoint Theater site The Redevelopment Agency board raised the loan's interest rate from 2.5% to 3.5% before its 5-2 vote on Oct. 13. Council members Jeremy Peterson and Dave Graf voted no.
• Ogden council adds $3.68 million to this year's budget, mostly for wildland fire costs The amendments add money for capital projects, golf course updates and wildland firefighting gear.
• Ogden's Taylor Canyon park deal: changing acreage, a $700,000 reserve vote and a recusal Ogden's description of the Taylor Canyon land it plans to buy from the school district went from about 2.6 acres for $948,546 in May to about $700,000 in August, with city records giving the acreage as both 1.19 and 1.91. The council voted 4-2 to refill its park reserve with $700,000.