The Copperton Town Council is scheduled to hold a meeting on Oct. 21, 2026, at the Bingham Canyon Lions Club, according to a notice published Oct. 19. The meeting is set to begin at 6:30 PM and will include several discussions regarding municipal ordinances and community presentations.
The meeting agenda features presentations from Long Range Planner Daniele Benigni and Sam Taylor regarding Copperton Open House findings and initial concept designs for the Master Park Plan. Additionally, the council will hold discussions and potential action on several ordinances. These include Ordinance 2026-O-06, which seeks to repeal and restate Title 1 (General Provisions) and Title 2 (Administration and Personnel) of the Copperton Municipal Code, and Ordinance 2026-O-07, regarding Title 3 (Revenue and Finance). The council is also expected to discuss Ordinance 2026-O-08 to repeal and replace the town's procurement policy, and Resolution R2026-15 regarding the appointment of new planning commissioners.
Other business items include a discussion regarding Senaware Fiber and upcoming projects. Council members will also receive updates from various entities, including the Bingham Cemetery Board and the Planning Commission. Reports from the council will cover the Greater Salt Lake Municipal Services District, the Council of Governments, the Unified Police Department, the Salt Lake Valley Law Enforcement Service Area, the Unified Fire Authority, the South Salt Lake Valley Mosquito Abatement District, Wasatch Front Waste and Recycle, and Salt Lake County Animal Services.
The meeting will include community input from officials such as Unified Fire Authority Chief Nathan Bogenschutz and Unified Police Department Lt. Chris Benedict. Residents may participate via Zoom using a provided webinar ID and passcode. For those requiring special accommodations, Salt Lake County can provide auxiliary aids and services with three working days' notice by calling (385) 468-7130.
The meeting is scheduled for Oct. 21, 2026, at 8725 W Hillcrest Street in Copperton. Portions of the meeting may be closed for reasons allowed by statute, including discussions regarding pending litigation, the purchase or lease of real property, or the character or professional competence of an individual.
