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Outgoing Price mayor reflects on infrastructure, water and service at final council meeting
Summary
At his final council meeting Dec. 10, 2025, the outgoing mayor reflected on eight years of service, emphasized infrastructure needs including a $15 million water transmission line, urged support for incoming leadership, and thanked staff and community partners.
At the Dec. 10 Price City Council meeting, the outgoing mayor offered closing remarks reflecting on his time in office and priorities for the city's future. He highlighted two recurring themes: energy and water. He said the city must pursue diversified energy sources and address rising electricity costs, and stressed the importance of water sustainability, noting work on a water transmission line he described as a $15,000,000 project.
Council members shared advice for incoming officials, encouraging listening, open discussion and active engagement. Several councilors recalled early learning curves and the need for differing viewpoints while keeping citizens' interests central to council decisions.
The mayor presented a ceremonial gavel, and council members expressed appreciation for outgoing service. Following remarks, Council Member Willis moved to close the meeting; Council Member Miller seconded and the meeting adjourned at 5:28 p.m.
