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Taylorsville Releases 2026 and 2025 Conflict of Interest Disclosures

By Utah News · June 27, 2026 · 1 min read
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Taylorsville has released its conflict of interest disclosures for 2026 and 2025. The documents list various elected officials for the city.

Key takeaways

  • Taylorsville released 2026 and 2025 conflict of interest disclosures for elected officials.
  • The 2026 list includes Anna Barbieri, Ernest Burgess, Curt Cochran, Meredith Harker, Bob Knudsen, and Kristie S. Overson.
  • The 2025 disclosure list includes Anna Barbieri, Ernest Burgess, Curt Cochran, Meredith Harker, Robert Overson, and Kristie.
  • Specific software viewers are recommended for accessing the attached documents.

Taylorsville has published the conflict of interest disclosures for elected officials for both 2026 and 2025.

The listings include names of several individuals associated with the city's government disclosures.

The 2026 conflict of interest disclosures list Anna Barbieri, Ernest Burgess, Curt Cochran, Meredith Harker, Bob Knudsen, and Kristie S. Overson.

For the 2025 disclosure period, the listed individuals include Anna Barbieri, Ernest Burgess, Curt Cochran, and Meredith Harker, along with Robert Overson and Kristie.

The city website notes that free viewers are required to access some of the attached documents. Users can download Acrobat Reader, Windows Media Player, Word Viewer, Excel Viewer, or PowerPoint Viewer to view the files.

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