Building on a Decade of Progress — Let’s Keep Moving Forward Over the past ten years, Lehi has experienced extraordinary growth, and I’ve been honored to help guide that progress as a member of your City Council. Today, I’m announcing my candidacy for re-election, because there is still more work to do, and more opportunities…
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Stay informed on the policies, decisions, and leadership shaping Cedar Valley. In this section, we cover updates from city councils, state representatives, mayoral communications, and government agencies that serve Eagle Mountain, Lehi, Saratoga Springs, Cedar Fort, and Fairfield.
Paul Binns Announces Candidacy for Lehi City Mayor
Paul Binns, a resident of Lehi for 10 years, is running for mayor focusing on infrastructure, transparency, and fiscal responsibility. His platform aims for sustainable solutions to support the city’s growth, improve communication with residents, and ensure accountable management of city finances. He seeks community support for the upcoming election.
Read moreDuncan J. Searcy Announces Candidacy for Mayor of Eagle Mountain
Duncan J. Searcy has announced his candidacy for Mayor of Eagle Mountain in 2025, focusing on infrastructure, recreation, and child safety. A military veteran and small business owner, Searcy emphasizes responsible growth, community engagement, and protecting vulnerable populations. He aims to make local government approachable and effective for citizens.
Read moreMelissa Clark Announces Mayoral Candidacy for Eagle Mountain
City Councilmember, Chamber CEO, and Community Advocate Pledges to Lead with Heart, Experience, and Proven Results EAGLE MOUNTAIN, UTAH — Melissa Clark, a current Eagle Mountain City Councilmember, trusted local business leader and CEO of Valley Crossroads Chamber of Commerce, longtime resident, and passionate advocate for Eagle Mountain families, has officially declared her candidacy for…
Read moreSaratoga Springs Sets Term Limits for Local Officials: What Voters Need to Know
Saratoga Springs, UT — In a significant shift for local governance, the Saratoga Springs City Council has passed Ordinance 25-39, introducing term limits for elected officials. This move aims to promote fresh perspectives in city leadership, but also opens the door for public discourse and potential challenges through the referendum process. The voting for the…
Read more[UPDATED] Public Records Reveal Longstanding Child Support Lien Linked to Eagle Mountain Mayor
EAGLE MOUNTAIN, Utah — Public court records from Utah’s Fourth District Court show that Mayor Tom W. Westmoreland has been the subject of an active child support lien since January 2009, with a balance of over $60,000 still outstanding as of April 2025. The lien, filed by the Office of Recovery Services (ORS), was originally…
Read moreCarn Pledges Visionary Leadership in Saratoga Springs Mayoral Run
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Utah— City Councilmember Chris Carn today formally declared his candidacy for Mayor of Saratoga Springs in the November 2025 municipal election, pledging to draw on nearly a decade of public service—including six years on the City Council and three years on the Planning Commission—to steer Utah’s fastest-growing city through its next chapter. “Saratoga…
Read moreTurbulent Roots, Promising Future: A Look at Eagle Mountain’s Mayoral History
🧔♂️ Why did the mayor bring a ladder to City Hall? Because the city’s problems were on another level! Since its incorporation in 1996, Eagle Mountain, Utah, has experienced a unique and often turbulent political history, particularly in its mayoral office. With explosive population growth and the challenge of building a city from scratch in…
Read moreEagle Mountain Prepares for 2025 Municipal Elections with Upcoming Candidate Filing
Eagle Mountain is set for its 2025 municipal elections as candidate filing opens in June, inviting locals to participate actively in democratic processes.
Read moreEagle Mountain City Council to Review Tentative FY2026 Budget
Eagle Mountain City Council will soon review and discuss the tentative budget for the fiscal year 2026, setting the stage for the city’s financial planning.
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