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Mayor Frost joins UTA advisory council; notes possible $0.25 fare increase under discussion
Summary
Mayor Bradley J. Frost said he was appointed to the Utah Transit Authority Advisory Council, attended his first meeting, and reported the agency discussed a potential $0.25 bus fare increase after compiling data and due diligence.
Mayor Bradley J. Frost told the council he had been nominated and appointed by Utah County mayors to serve on the Utah Transit Authority (UTA) Advisory Council and that he attended his first meeting. He described the session as educational and said the advisory council discussed a potential $0.25 bus fare increase after UTA staff presented data and due diligence.
Frost cautioned the appointment may be short‑term depending on possible restructuring and said he looks forward to learning more as he serves. He compared UTA’s deliberative decision‑making processes to the city’s and noted the larger scale of the agency’s budgetary decisions.
