Orem City Council Certifies 2025 Municipal Primary Election Results

Orem City Council has officially certified the results of the 2025 Municipal Primary Election, revealing a slight increase in voter turnout compared to previous years. Council members noted that the final numbers showed 28 participants, marking an improvement over the 26 and 27 participants recorded in the past two elections. The council's swift motion to accept the results was met with unanimous approval, highlighting a smooth electoral process.

In addition to the election results, the meeting featured updates on upcoming city events, including a 9/11 Day of Service, a new "Taste of Warm" event, and the annual Harvest Festival scheduled for September 29 at the Orem Community Hospital. City Manager Brent shared details about these initiatives, emphasizing community engagement and volunteer opportunities.

A heartfelt moment came from the City Manager, who reflected on personal challenges faced during his son's battle with leukemia. He expressed deep appreciation for city employees, likening their vital roles to the "lifeblood" of the community. His remarks underscored the essential services provided by city staff, reinforcing their importance in maintaining the city's vitality and well-being.

The meeting concluded with a sense of optimism and gratitude, as council members and city officials prepared for a busy season of community events and continued service to Orem's residents.