Mayor Sonya Brown Proclaims Labor Day and National Payroll Week in Lehi Heights

The Glenn Heights City Council meeting held on August 19, 2025, commenced with an invocation followed by the Pledge of Allegiance, led by sixth grader Preston Blackmon, who was recognized as the August Spark Ambassador. The council expressed appreciation for Preston's engagement and his aspirations in both sports and science.

Following the opening remarks, the council moved to public comments, where no residents spoke. The meeting then proceeded to two proclamations. The first was a Labor Day proclamation, declaring September 1, 2025, as a day to honor the contributions of American workers. Mayor Sonia A. Brown emphasized the importance of recognizing the achievements and dedication of workers across various industries, highlighting the ongoing need for fairness and dignity in the workplace.

The second proclamation recognized National Payroll Week, also in September 2025, celebrating payroll professionals for their critical role in ensuring timely and accurate employee compensation. Mayor Brown noted the significance of payroll contributions to the national economy and encouraged residents to acknowledge the work of payroll professionals.

The council then addressed the financial reports for July 2025, presented by Finance Director Sherry Roberts. She provided an overview of the financial status, inviting questions from the council members to clarify any details.

Overall, the meeting underscored the city's commitment to honoring its workforce and maintaining transparency in financial matters, with further discussions anticipated in future sessions.