Travis Good is listed as the Mayor of Mayfield on the town's official website as of August 29, 2026. His tenure in this role has included significant changes to town operations and infrastructure. According to a newsletter dated October 1, 2025, Good was serving his fifth year in office during that time, having elected not to run for a second full term in June 2025. In that same document, Good expressed that it had been an honor to serve as mayor and noted his personal gratitude for being able to raise his children in Mayfield.
During his time in office, Good oversaw several transitions in town operations. As recorded in the October 1, 2025, Mayor’s Corner, the town divided the roles of Recorder/Clerk and Treasurer to comply with State Code and protect town funds. Additionally, the town transitioned its physical facilities, water system, and roads to a staffing model consisting of one full-time and one part-time employee. Good also noted that the town changed streetlights to all LED type globes, a move intended to reduce street light electric costs by 30%.
Infrastructure improvements have been a central focus during his leadership. Working with resident engineer Garrick Willden, the town established a road improvement plan to resurface streets over a five-year period, according to the October 1, 2025, newsletter. This work included a project to install a 5’ wide "Safe" sidewalk from Order Road to 2nd North and 1st West, which was funded by UDOT and a Recreation grant for 87% of the costs to connect the north and south sides of town. Furthermore, the town utilized a new pump station to lift water to upper tanks using an unused spring, which, according to the October 1, 2025, newsletter, saved the town from having to filter water from the park well.
Good is also identified as a councilmember on the town's planning commission, as noted in the town's planning commission documentation. The planning commission's primary responsibility is to recommend the general plan and zoning ordinances, including modifications or changes to both, to the town council.
Beyond administrative duties, Good is involved in the town's formal procurement processes. For example, a public notice dated March 10, 2026, lists Travis Good as a contact for the town's Request for Bids regarding a chip seal coating project for town roads. This project involved soliciting bids for the surface preparation, seal coating, and application of chip aggregate on approximately 17,765 sq yds of specified roads, including Canyon Road, Park Road, and State Street.
As of August 29, 2026, the Mayfield Town Council continues to work together for the citizens of the community, with Good serving as the Mayor. The council's regular meetings are held on the second Wednesday of every month at 7:00 p.m.
What this means for Mayfield
For Mayfield residents, Good's leadership involved significant infrastructure updates, such as new sidewalks and LED streetlights. His decision not to seek a second full term meant that by December 2025, his five years of service would conclude, leaving a legacy of transitioned town operations and improved utility systems for the community.
