The Riverton City Council is scheduled to hold a hybrid meeting on Oct. 20, 2026, to address several municipal items, according to a notice published Oct. 15. The meeting will feature both in-person attendance and a live audio/video broadcast via the City Meetings link.
The scheduled proceedings begin with a work session at 4:30 PM. During the work session, the council will hold presentations and discussions involving City Engineer Matt Cassel regarding the traffic committee process. Additionally, City Attorney Ryan Carter and City Manager Kevin Hicks are scheduled to discuss administrative law judges, and Hicks will lead a discussion regarding the city fee schedule.
Following the work session and an agenda review, the Mayor and Council will hold an informal meeting at 6:15 PM before the formal council meeting begins at 7:00 PM. The formal meeting will include a prayer by Jarmaljit Sing, a priest from Guru Nanak Dev Ji Sikh Temple of Utah, and the Pledge of Allegiance led by Chief Taylor. During the meeting, the council is scheduled to review the Riverton City Choice Awards for Excellence in Education and a presentation from the Riverton Police Department led by Chief Taylor.
The agenda includes several action items and public hearings. Council members will consider Ordinance No. 26-21 to update and amend Section 18.90 regarding the table of commercial uses, and Ordinance No. 26-19 to regulate window signage via amendments to City Code Sections 18.150.040, 18.150.090, and 18.150.120. Other items include a resolution to authorize a purchase order contract with Asterra for satellite water leak detection and infrastructure assessment, and a resolution to approve an $18,000.00 contract with American Ramp Company for conceptual skate park designs for Centennial Park and Main Park.
Citizens may submit comments via email to recorder@rivertonutah.gov or through e-comments at City Meetings. All emailed comments must be submitted by noon on the date of the meeting to be relayed to the City Council. In-person comments are limited to three minutes per person and must include the speaker's name and city of residence.
Upcoming scheduled meetings for the Riverton City Council include sessions on Nov. 17, Dec. 1, Dec. 15, and Jan. 5, 2027.
