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Springville council approves consent appointments, surplus police vehicles and new deputy chief position
Summary
Springville City Council approved a slate of appointments to boards and commissions, adopted a resolution to surplus police vehicles (Resolution 2025-41), approved an employment agreement for the city librarian and created a deputy police chief position (Resolution 2025-42). Most measures passed by voice vote; one abstention was recorded on earlier minutes.
Springville — The Springville City Council on the evening of its regular meeting approved multiple routine items, including appointments to boards and commissions, a resolution to surplus police vehicles and creation of a deputy police chief position.
The council approved the consent agenda, which carried the appointments discussed in the workshop: Joey Brittner as the mayor’s planning-and-zoning appointee; Alec Bosworth as the council representative; Stephanie O’Donnell as the administrative appointee; Tim Walker and Doug Morrison as reappointments to planning-and-zoning; Ted Swartz and Nathan Turner to the board of zoning and adjustments; and Jeff Wisenhunt to fill a council seat on the personnel board. The consent agenda passed by voice vote.
Council members then adopted Resolution 2025-41 to surplus specified police vehicles. A separate motion to approve an employment agreement to extend the city librarian “Miss Jamie” in her role was approved by voice vote. The council also approved Resolution 2025-42 to create a deputy chief position in the Springville Police Department; the council recorded its approval by voice vote.
Several motions to approve prior meeting minutes carried by voice vote. On the October 20 minutes, Miss Henning recorded an abstention; other minutes were approved without noted roll-call objections.
The council adopted Resolution 2025-443 to pursue an RTP grant for restrooms and a pavilion at the Big Canoe Creek Nature Preserve; council members discussed that the grant award and project will be a drawn-out process and that matching obligations are expected to be spread across budget cycles.
All votes in the meeting were taken as voice votes in the record provided; where a named individual moved or seconded a motion the transcript records the mover and seconder (for example, Council member Reeves moved to approve the Oct. 20 minutes, seconded by Council member Vinson). The meeting adjourned after member announcements.
Next steps: staff was asked to return price quotes and project details for memorial plaqueplacement and to continue work on procurement and grant tasks related to the RTP project.
