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Coalville Announces Planning Commission Vacancy Amid Election Updates in Garland

By Utah News Staff from 2 sources · June 13, 2026 · 1 min read
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Coalville City has issued a notice regarding a vacancy on its Planning Commission, while Garland City continues to provide resources for upcoming 2025 election information.

Key takeaways

  • Coalville City is notifying the public of a vacancy on its Planning Commission.
  • The Coalville Planning Commission meets monthly at City Hall to oversee local development.
  • Garland City has released election-related materials including sample ballots and candidate declarations for the 2025 election.

Coalville City announced a vacancy on its Planning Commission in a notice released June 10, noting that the volunteer board is currently seeking to fill a position among its members.

The Planning Commission serves as a citizen-led board that meets on the third Monday of each month at 6:00 p.m. to oversee development within Coalville City. Meetings are held at Coalville City Hall located at 10 North Main Street.

Current commission members include Chair Jeff White, Chris Tomczyk, Tim Bristow, Sophia Rice, and Chantal Guadarram.

In Garland City, the municipal government has provided various resources for the 2025 election, including candidate declarations, sample ballots, and general election results.

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