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Resident urges council to help resolve long-standing personal issue

American Fork City Council · February 24, 2026
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Summary

Chad Christofferson told the council he has pursued resolution of a personal matter since 2020 and is frustrated with delays, asking for decision-making authority to provide a clear path forward. City Administrator David Bunker encouraged continued direct coordination with staff.

During the public comment period on Feb. 24, resident Chad Christofferson told the City Council he has been working toward resolution of a matter since 2020 and is frustrated with the pace of progress. He said he has emailed council members multiple times and received some responses but still needs help to establish a clear path to resolution.

"I do not wish to continue returning to Council meetings without progress," Christofferson said, urging action to move the issue toward resolution. Mayor Bradley J. Frost and City Administrator David Bunker acknowledged his concern; Bunker and Frost encouraged him to continue working directly with city staff to pursue next steps.

Minutes record no formal referral, motion, or new deadline tied to the comment; the record shows staff have previously engaged with Christofferson and that the council encouraged further staff-level coordination.