Springville City has released information for candidates participating in the 2025 Municipal General Election. According to a notice on the city's website, the candidates are listed in accordance with the Master Ballot Position List established by the Lt. Governor.
The mayoral race includes Ray Grover and Matt Packard. Grover stated his intention to bring accountability, transparency, and justice to the city, including a full audit before being elected. He expressed a desire to overhaul the police and public works departments and revitalize the downtown area.
Matt Packard is seeking reelection as Mayor. He stated his goal is to maintain a balance between economic growth and the community's small-town feel. Packard noted his experience in business and city government, including service on various boards and committees.
The City Council race includes several candidates. Nathan Clark stated his campaign focuses on stopping property tax increases, providing tax breaks to small businesses instead of corporations, and halting the construction of apartments on city land.
Karen Ellingson is seeking a seat on the City Council. She has over 15 years of experience serving Springville and Utah County and currently serves on the Utah County Planning Commission. Her platform includes responsible budgeting, sustainable growth, and improving transportation infrastructure.
Michael Snelson is seeking reelection for a four-year term on the City Council. Snelson, who is the President of Snelson PhotoColor Lab, has been involved in initiatives such as the construction of the Cherry Ridge Bike Park and the development of the Active Transportation Plan. He has also served on the board of the Chamber of Commerce and the Mayor’s Economic Advisory Commission.
Candidate declarations and financial reports for all listed individuals are available through the Springville City website.
