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Lehi City Accepts Applications for New Small Business Advisory Council

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Lehi City is currently accepting applications for the newly established Small Business Advisory Council. This council aims to represent small business perspectives and provide input on regulations and policies affecting local growth.

Key takeaways

  • Lehi City is seeking applicants for the new Small Business Advisory Council to represent local business interests.
  • The SBAC will provide input on policies and regulations affecting business growth.
  • Applications for the SBAC were accepted through June 30, 2026.
  • Other active city groups include the Planning Commission and the Historic Preservation Commission.

Lehi City has announced that applications are currently being accepted for the newly established Lehi City Small Business Advisory Council (SBAC). The advisory council is intended to provide input on issues, regulations, and policies that affect the success and growth of local businesses.

Applications for the SBAC were scheduled to be accepted through June 30, 2026.

In addition to the Small Business Advisory Council, Lehi City maintains several other boards and commissions. These include the Planning Commission, the Library Board, and the Historic Preservation Commission.

The city also utilizes various committees such as the Parks, Trails, and Trees Committee, as well as the Parks, Arts, Recreation, and Culture (PARC) Committee.

Individuals interested in participating on any of the city committees should contact the Mayor’s office. The city provides an application process for service on boards and commissions, though the source notes that the standard application below is not for the newly established Small Business Advisory Council.

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