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Lindletown board cancels 2025 municipal election after no candidates file
Summary
The Lindletown Town Board adopted Resolution 2025‑04 to cancel the 2025 municipal election under Utah law because no candidates filed; the resolution became effective immediately after aye votes were recorded from four members.
The Lindletown Town Board voted on Oct. 1, 2025 to cancel the 2025 municipal election after no candidates filed for town council or mayoral positions. The board adopted Resolution 2025‑04, which cites Utah Code section 28‑1‑206 (as referenced in the meeting record) as authorization to cancel a municipal election under the stated circumstances.
The record shows aye votes for the resolution from Matt Draper, Spencer Proctor, Miff Bishop and Richard Pine; the presiding officer announced the resolution would become effective immediately upon passage and directed the recorder to provide statutory notice by posting on the statewide voter information website, publishing the notice locally at least twice, and submitting copies to the county clerk and the Utah Lieutenant Governor’s Office as required.
What happens next: the recorder will publish the required notices and the resolution will stand in effect unless local or state officials direct otherwise.
