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Heber Leadership Academy to Host Candidate Forum October 15

By Utah News Staff · September 21, 2026 · 1 min read
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The Heber Leadership Academy is hosting a public Candidate Forum on October 15. The event will feature candidates for Utah House District 59 and Wasatch County Council Seats A, C, and F.

Key takeaways

  • The forum is scheduled for October 15 from 6 to 8 PM.
  • Candidates for Utah House District 59 and Wasatch County Council Seats A, C, and F have been invited.
  • The event will be held at the Wasatch County Senior Center.
  • The forum is a partnership between the Heber Leadership Academy and KPCW.

A public Candidate Forum is scheduled for October 15, according to a September 21 announcement from Heber City. The event will feature candidates for Utah House District 59 and Wasatch County Council Seats A, C, and F.

The forum will take place at the Wasatch County Senior Center from 6 to 8 PM. Organized by the Heber Leadership Academy, the event is held in partnership with KPCW and will be available via live stream through the radio station's feed.

The forum aims to provide an opportunity for the public to hear candidate perspectives and stay informed.

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