Audrey Pierce serves in dual roles within the local government of Magna, acting as a City Councilmember for District 5 and as a member of the Magna Mosquito Abatement District Board. As a member of the Magna Council, Pierce is part of the municipality's governing body, which includes other members such as Mick Sudbury, Steve Prokopis, Terry George, and Megan Olsen. Residents can interact with the Council through public meetings held at 8952 West Magna Main Street. According to the council's July 2026 cancellation notice, meetings are subject to change, such as the cancellation of the July 28, 2026, meeting. Additionally, pursuant to State Law and Magna Ordinance, Council Members like Pierce may participate in meetings electronically.
In her capacity as a member of the Magna Council, Pierce is involved in the administration of the city. This includes reviewing various municipal matters, such as a Request for Proposals (RFP) for an Impact Fees Facility Plan and a possible Impact Fees Study, which was posted on July 17, 2026. The city also holds public hearings for specific local matters, such as the August 25, 2026, public hearing regarding a DABS Variance for Restaurant Proximity Authorization. The Council's work is documented through meeting agendas and audio recordings, such as those from the August 11, 2026, meeting.
Beyond city council duties, Pierce serves on the Magna Mosquito Abatement District Board. This special service district is responsible for mosquito abatement in the area. The board consists of members including Joe Pereira, Tina Snow, Jamie White, Audrey Pierce, and Ben Anderson. The board holds regular meetings to discuss district business, such as the meeting held on August 5, 2026. During such meetings, the board reviews items including a financial report, the manager's field report, and discussions regarding drone quotes and airplane treatment. The board also coordinates with the Utah Mosquito Abatement Association (UMAA) for annual meetings, such as the one scheduled for October 26-28.
Pierce's contact information is a matter of public record for those seeking to reach her. According to the Magna Council's details, her email is apierce@magna.utah.gov and her phone number is 801-403-9721. Residents can also access further information regarding the city and its boards through the official Magna City website at www.magna.utah.gov. By serving on both the municipal council and the specialized abatement board, Pierce is involved in both the broad legislative functions of the city and the specific environmental management required by the district.
What this means for Magna
For Magna residents, Audrey Pierce's dual roles mean she is involved in diverse aspects of local governance. From city-wide legislative decisions and impact fee studies to the specific management of mosquito abatement, her presence on these boards ensures that District 5 interests and specialized district needs are represented in official municipal and service district proceedings.
