The Heber City Council convened an amended meeting on Oct. 20, 2026, to address municipal matters including the impacts of a pickleball project and proposed amendments to the city's communications policy. During the meeting, Parker Sever nominated Jesse Bell for the Mayor's Award.
Council Meeting Agenda
The council's session included a variety of discussions and action items. A work meeting held at 5:00 p.m. focused on the impacts and alternatives for the pickleball project located at 790 South and 150 East Road. Additionally, Council Member Mike Johnston presented an amendment to the Heber City Communications Policy.
Meeting Proceedings
The regular meeting, which began at 6:00 p.m., included a call to order and a pledge of allegiance led by Council Member Sid Ostergaard. The council also addressed a proposed Wasatch County amendment to the Heber City Expansion Area Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and discussed traffic calming and pedestrian safety improvements with City Engineer Russ Funk.
Policy and Security Discussions
The agenda also featured a discussion regarding the deployment of security personnel, devices, or systems involving City Manager Matt Brower and IT Director Anthon Beales. The council also reviewed the September 15, 2026, meeting minutes and Resolution 2026-21, which addresses compensatory time accrual and payout in the city's Policies and Procedure Manual.
Awards and Nominations
The meeting's agenda included a nomination of Jesse Bell for the Mayor's Award, put forward by Parker Sever. The council also reviewed mayoral nominations for the Parks, Open Space, Trails, and Trees (POSTT) board.
City Administration
The Heber City administration is led by Chief Parker Sever, Deputy Chief Branden Russell, and Lieutenant Blaine Riggay. The city's administration office is located at 75 North Main Street in Heber City.
Community Support Services
In the broader region, the Wasatch Community Foundation works with various local providers to assist Wasatch County residents with basic needs through its Human Services pillar. This effort aims to empower residents toward greater self-reliance.
