Spanish Fork Council discusses airport improvements and celebrates Fiesta Days events

The Spanish Fork City Council meeting on July 15, 2025, highlighted several community events and initiatives, particularly focusing on the upcoming Fiesta Days celebrations and local projects at the airport and cemetery.

Councilman Carden reported on recent developments at the Spanish Fork Airport, noting significant vertical construction and inviting residents to attend the "Wings and Wheels" event in September. He encouraged community members to visit the airport to witness the changes firsthand.

The council also discussed the ongoing Fiesta Days, with Councilwoman Beck emphasizing the importance of community participation in the festivities. She urged residents to engage in the various events planned over the next week and a half, reinforcing the sense of community spirit.

Councilman Marshall brought attention to a meeting with the Veterans Council, where discussions included funding for the cleaning of the memorial wall at the cemetery. He mentioned that approximately $6,000 is needed for the project, which aims to preserve the memorial before Labor Day. The council expressed support for the veterans and their contributions to the community.

Additionally, the meeting featured a discussion about a newly installed bronze statue in front of the library, donated by the Clark family. The statue serves as a tribute to the family and the importance of the library to the community.

The council concluded with a reminder of the upcoming pyromusical event on July 18, which promises to be a highlight of the Fiesta Days celebrations. Overall, the meeting underscored the council's commitment to fostering community engagement and supporting local initiatives.