Matt Brower serves as the Heber City Manager, according to a special city council meeting notice posted on June 24, 2026. As of that June 24, 2026, notice, Brower was scheduled to participate in a special meeting of the Heber City Council. This meeting, which was scheduled for June 25, 2026, at 5:00 p.m., included an action item specifically involving Brower regarding Resolution 2026-17, which concerns the Heber City Fireworks Ban. The agenda item for this resolution was allotted a duration of 20 minutes during the proceedings of the June 25, 2026, meeting.
The Heber City Council meeting held on June 25, 2026, was a special meeting held at the Heber City Corporation building located at 75 North Main Street. According to the notice posted on June 24, 2026, the council was authorized to discuss, table, continue, or approve items during the session. The specific item involving Brower and the fireworks ban was listed as one of the action items for the council to address. This meeting was a scheduled event for the municipality, which according to the town knowledge base, had a population of 16,856 as of April 1, 2020.
Residents encounter the work of the Heber City Council through public notices and official meetings. For instance, a notice regarding the June 25, 2026, special meeting was posted on the public notice website on June 24, 2026. The notice provided information regarding special accommodations for those needing assistance under the Americans with Disabilities Act, directing interested parties to contact Trina Cooke. The notice also noted that, per Ordinance 2006-05, council members were permitted to participate in meetings through telecommunications media.
Documentation regarding these city proceedings is maintained by the city. A revision of the notice for the June 25, 2026, special meeting was published on June 24, 2026, and a subsequent edit was recorded on July 13, 2026. These documents, which include the final packet and public information handouts, serve as the official record of the city's legislative actions. Through these official channels, the city communicates the roles and actions of its officials, such as Brower, to the public. The presence of these documents ensures that the actions taken by the city manager and the council, such as the discussion of the fireworks ban, are part of the permanent public record for Heber City residents.
What this means for Heber City
For Heber City residents, the role of the City Manager involves presenting specific resolutions, such as the fireworks ban discussed during the June 25, 2026, special meeting, to the City Council. These official proceedings and the resulting resolutions are recorded in public notices and meeting minutes to maintain transparency in municipal governance.
