According to undated documents from the Spring City website, Cory Madsen was identified as the head of the Water and Road Departments. His assigned responsibilities included the tasks of keeping water clean and keeping roads drivable for the residents of the community. Residents looking to contact him were directed to call the city office at (435) 462-2244 or to send an email to publicworks@springcityutah.gov.
In the same undated city government documents, various other roles and responsibilities were listed for Spring City officials. Paul Penrod was listed as the Mayor of Spring City, with responsibilities including city personnel, the budget, emergency management, the newsletter, and acting as a liaison to Citizens Corp for emergency preparation. The documents also noted that Shad served as the Fire Chief and could be contacted at the City Hall. For police matters, the documents stated that Chad was the Police Chief, and provided the Sanpete County Sheriff’s non-emergency number, 435-835-2345, for non-emergency purposes.
The city government documentation also detailed the roles of several City Council members. Chris Anderson was listed as a member of the Spring City Council with responsibilities including being a liaison for Spring City Arts, economic opportunities, the cemetery, the police department, and the fire department, as well as acting as a check signer. Stanley Soper was also listed as a member of the Spring City Council, with responsibilities that might include the sewer, the budget, and recreation. Michael was identified as a member of the Spring City Council and served as Mayor Pro-Tempore, with responsibilities covering roads, electric, the budget, and serving as a liaison to Planning and Zoning. James Baker was also listed as a member of the Spring City Council, with potential responsibilities including building maintenance, city buildings and grounds, coordination with other government entities, grants and projects, and serving as a liaison to Friends of Historic Spring City.
Other municipal staff members were noted in the undated records. Ruth Ann was listed as the City Recorder, with duties including acting as the City Council Recorder, the payment of bills, serving as a notary public, and handling payroll. Regina was identified as a new customer service representative in the office, with duties including customer service, the cemetery, notary service, and building scheduling. In the electric department, Jayce was described as the new Electric Department Ground Man, tasked with assisting the journeyman lineman, Kent. According to the documents, the population of Spring City was 949 as of 2020-04-01.
What this means for Spring City
Because Cory Madsen was listed in undated documents as the head of the Water and Road Departments, residents should look to his office for matters regarding clean water and drivable roads. His contact information, including a phone number and email address, was provided in those same documents for those needing to reach the public works department.
