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Oct 6, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Meeting Recap
The council conducted a study session which included a quarterly financial update and a discussion regarding the fleet policy. During the business session, the council recognized the Communications Director for an award and performed oath of office ceremonies for the Police and Fire Departments. Furthermore, the council appointed new members to the Audit Committee and a new Chairperson. Two public hearings were held concerning zoning map amendments and land use development code updates, both of which resulted in approved ordinances.
Sep 16, 2026
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The commission agenda included coordination for the Draper Historical Society, review of intensive level surveys and National Register of Historic Places nominations, and a budget review. Discussions also covered ongoing research into Draper's ethnic and minority history, the status of the Dominguez-Escalante Expedition article, research regarding slavery in early Draper, the creation of walking tour brochures, development of a walk-through video tour of historic buildings, an update on the Draper Bank sign, and planning for the Widowmaker plaque ceremony.
Aug 12, 2026·Board meeting
Draper City Council Minutes
The council held public hearings regarding a proposed property tax rate increase for residents within both Salt Lake County and Utah County. The Finance Director presented an impact statement explaining that the proposed tax rate adjustment aimed to generate additional revenue to cover operational and compensation costs, fund new firefighter positions, and maintain playground replacement schedules, while reducing reliance on the city's fund balance. Residents offered significant public comment, expressing concerns about the rising cost of living, inflation, and the impact of the tax increase, while suggesting alternative budget management strategies. The Mayor provided context regarding municipal finance, the state-regulated property tax process, and the city's long-term financial planning and public safety needs.
The commission discussed coordination with the Historical Society, provided updates on the museum, and planned for Draper Days tours. Additional topics included Juneteenth website information, the development of walk-through video tours of historic homes, the status of walking tour brochures, strategies for Native American recognition, participation in America250 initiatives, and ongoing research into ethnic and minority history in the community.
