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Enoch City Council Appoints Mindy Kropf as Deputy City Recorder

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During a special city council meeting held October 14, 2026, the Enoch City Council appointed Mindy Kropf as deputy city recorder. The meeting, which was called to order by Mayor Jim Rushton, included the approval of the meeting agenda and several ceremonial proceedings.

Key takeaways

  • The Enoch City Council met on October 14, 2026, for a special session.
  • Mindy Kropf was appointed as the deputy city recorder via a roll call vote.
  • Mayor Jim Rushton presided over the meeting, which included the Pledge of Allegiance and an invocation.
  • No closed sessions were held during this meeting.

The Enoch City Council held a special meeting on October 14, 2026, to conduct official municipal business. During the session, council members voted to appoint Mindy Kropf to the position of deputy city recorder.

Mayor Jim Rushton called the special meeting to order at 5:04 PM on October 14, 2026. The meeting was attended by Council Members Kimberlee Trower, Shawn Stoor, and Debra Ley, as well as City Manager Ryan Robinson and Mindy Kropf from the administration. Council Members David Harris and Jacob Miner were noted as absent.

Proceedings began with the Pledge of Allegiance, which was led by children in the audience. Following the pledge, City Manager Robinson offered an invocation. During the meeting, a participant offered an inspirational thought of being kind, to which Mayor Rushton responded by quoting his mother regarding saying nothing if one does not have anything nice to say.

The council officially approved the agenda for October 14, 2026, following a motion by Council Member Kimberlee Trower and a second by Council Member Ley. No conflicts of interest were declared by the council members regarding the agenda.

Regarding personnel matters, Council Member Shawn Stoor moved to appoint Mindy Kropf as deputy city recorder. The motion was seconded by Council Member Ley and passed via a roll call vote. The voting members in favor were Council Members Kimberlee Trower, Shawn Stoor, and Debra Ley.

The meeting included a period for public comments, though no substantive public comments were recorded. Additionally, the council did not hold a closed session to discuss matters such as litigation, real property, or personnel health, and consequently, no action was taken from a closed meeting.

The meeting concluded after Council Member Ley moved to adjourn, with the motion seconded by Council Member Trower. The meeting was adjourned following the successful vote.

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