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Meeting records through Oct. 20, 2026Approved minutes through Sept. 1, 20262 meetings use draft minutes1 agenda-based meeting has unresolved itemsCoverage and sources →
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Topics recorded in the most recent 5 collected meetings. Counts describe meeting mentions, not a survey of residents or a finding that an issue is resolved.
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change-order: $200,000 — Traffic calming and pedestrian safety improvements (budget figure, not a bid) Record → · Oct. 20, 2026
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A motion to start an $80,000, one-year property-tax relief pilot failed 2-3 on Aug. 18, and the council voted to continue the item. The council's Sept. 1 and Sept. 15 agendas did not list it.
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Heber City cut its tax increase on Aug. 18, citing a Heber Light & Power dividend. A month earlier, the utility's board had taken no final action on a dividend it was eligible to pay, and its financial statements show no distributions through Aug. 31.
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The council voted 5-0 on Aug. 18 for a 4.2% certified tax rate increase instead of the 4.8% proposed, and told staff to adjust revenues across the budget to make up the difference. The minutes do not state the final rate or the revenue it will raise.
City hall
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The council held a closed emergency meeting Oct. 12 and scheduled another for Oct. 31. The notices say the topic was security personnel, devices or systems and do not mention the cyberattack.
· From Heber City
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Both Oct. 6 votes were unanimous. Residents near the intersection objected to the roundabout, and the council asked for plans showing what land it would need.
· From Heber City
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City Engineer Russ Funk's plan adds striping on 100 West and a school crossing at 910 South, with concrete work capped at $150,000, and a 3-2 vote limits officials' newsletter articles.
· From Heber City
Growth & construction
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The Sept. 24 minutes show the board voted 4-0 on property for UDOT-required SR-113 work, a complaint policy and several equipment purchases, and discussed cell phone rules.
