Brad Stapley has served as the Public Works Director for Springville, according to city meeting minutes from December 7, 2021, and July 21, 2026. As a member of the city staff, his role involves participating in official municipal proceedings and supporting the administration of city services.
During a Springville City Council Regular Meeting held on December 7, 2021, Stapley was recorded as being in attendance as the Public Works Director. During that meeting, the council addressed several items, including the approval of the meeting's agenda and the approval of the Springville City FY 2021 Independent Auditor's Report, as recorded in the council's December 7, 2021, minutes. At that time, the city's leadership included Mayor Richard J. Child, who presided over the meeting.
In later municipal proceedings, Stapley continued his duties as Public Works Director. According to the minutes of a Springville City Council Work/Study Meeting held on July 21, 2026, Stapley was among the city staff in attendance. This meeting was presided over by Mayor Matt Packard and included discussions regarding a proposed interlocal agreement with Provo City concerning property near the Springville boundary at 1400 North. This specific discussion involved City Administrator Troy Fitzgerald, who reported on how the agreement might address sharing certain property and sales tax revenues.
Stapley's presence was also noted during a Springville City Council Regular Meeting on July 21, 2026, where the council considered various ordinances and reports. This session included a discussion regarding an ordinance to amend the Springville City Code and a discussion regarding the Springville Station Area Plan. The council also addressed public concerns raised by a resident regarding privacy and data ownership related to city-gathered license plate and facial recognition data, which Public Safety Director Lance Haight addressed during the meeting.
Furthermore, Stapley was recorded as an attendee during the Springville City Redevelopment Agency Meeting held on May 05, 2026. During that meeting, the agency discussed a resolution regarding the tentative budget for Fiscal Year 2026/2027. The meeting, which was chaired by Director Snelson, resulted in the unanimous adoption of Resolution #2026-01R. Stapley's role as Public Works Director was also noted during the Springville City Redevelopment Agency Meeting held on June 16, 2026, where the board discussed the Municipal Building Authority of Springville City Final Budget for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027.
Residents encounter Stapley's work through the various public services and infrastructure managed by the Public Works Department. His presence at council and agency meetings ensures that the technical aspects of public works are represented during the legislative and planning processes that shape the city's development and maintenance.
What this means for Springville
For the residents of Springville, the presence of the Public Works Director at official meetings ensures that city infrastructure and public works operations are considered during budget discussions and legislative sessions. His involvement in these formal processes helps connect the city's physical development and maintenance requirements with the administrative and legal decisions made by the council and the redevelopment agency.
