The Elmo Town Council met on Oct. 13, 2026, to finalize plans for Halloween costume contest prizes and discuss necessary repairs for the town hall. The meeting, held at Elmo Town Hall, addressed several community topics including upcoming recreation leagues and beautification efforts.
Halloween and Town Hall Maintenance
During the regular public session on Oct. 13, 2026, council members reviewed several agenda items, including the selection of prizes for an upcoming Halloween costume contest. The council also addressed the need for repairs to the town hall window.
Council Leadership and Reporting
The Elmo Town Council, led by Mayor Randy James Winn and members Stoney Jensen, Tara Augare, Kendall Christensen, and Travis Richardson, held the meeting at 75 S 100 East. The session included reports from the Planning and Zoning Committee, the Town Employee, the Recreation Board, and the Beautification Committee. Additionally, the council heard reports from the CVSSD and EEMSSD boards.
Administrative and Committee Updates
The council reviewed minutes and financial statements as part of Gabbe Brotherson's items. The meeting agenda also included discussions regarding the Abi O'Neil-EHS leadership conference and various committee updates.
August Meeting Highlights
The August 2026 meeting, held on Aug. 11, 2026, highlighted several long-term town developments. During that session, the council discussed the need to access a safety deposit box and addressed the renewal of the Emery County School District property lease, which remains valid until 2030.
Water Usage and Recreation
In August 2026, the council also addressed water usage, noting that while usage was within limits, it had exceeded initial projections. Other updates from that period included a wiffle ball league for ages 8-18 scheduled for Nov. and Dec. 2026, and construction plans for sewer and culinary lines being managed by the CVSSD while they were still operating in Orangeville.
Community Beautification
The Beautification Committee reported in August 2026 that Christmas decorations had been ordered. Additionally, Kendall reported that the new horseshoe pits had received many compliments from the community.
Summer Legislative Actions Overview, 2026-06-06
Earlier in the summer, during a meeting on June 6, 2026, the council voted to adopt a Pre-Disaster Mitigation Plan. During that session, the council also approved an increase in compensation for burial services, setting rates at $1,000 for weekdays and $1,500 for weekends.
