Elected officials
Riverton's mayor and City Council members since 2020: what each has disclosed on state conflict-of-interest forms, who gave to their campaigns, and every council vote recorded in the minutes, each linked to the record it comes from.
Serving now
Mayor
Tish Buroker
On the Riverton City Council from 2017 before becoming mayor. Retired in 2014 as vice president of operations for LabCorp after a career in healthcare and clinical laboratory management.
City Council member
Spencer Haymond
Riverton resident for 16 years. Sits on the Association of Municipal Governments and the South Valley Sewer District board of trustees.
City Council member
Alexander Johnson
Political director at a Salt Lake City political and public relations firm; earlier spent six years as deputy district director for U.S. Rep. Burgess Owens. Served on the Riverton Parks, Recreation and Trails Committee and Historic Preservation Commission.
City Council member
Troy McDougal
Licensed real estate principal broker and former insurance and investment broker; holds a master's degree in education administration. Alternate on the Unified Fire Authority board and member of the TransJordan Landfill board.
City Council member
Andy Pierucci
Works for a Utah family-owned business in energy, transportation and agriculture; formerly director of public policy at the Utah Valley Chamber of Commerce and at the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food. Served on the Riverton Historic Preservation Commission.
City Council member
Shannon Smith
Riverton resident since 1995 with a political science and philosophy degree from Utah State University; earlier worked in economic development for the State of Utah and was PTA president for Riverton schools. Trustee of the South Valley Mosquito Abatement District.
How these profiles work. Votes come from the council minutes as summarized on our council meeting pages, which link the official minutes. Our vote records start in January 2020, so earlier terms are listed but their votes are not counted. The mayor votes only to break a tie, so the mayor's profile has no voting record. Disclosures and campaign contributions are as written on the forms the city posts. A listed interest or contribution is a public record, not a finding of wrongdoing.