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Sheriff candidate Steve O’Camb addresses council, raises staffing and traffic concerns

Leamington Town Council · May 14, 2026
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Summary

Steve O’Camb introduced himself as a Millard County Sheriff candidate, described local deputy staffing shortages, urged increased funding, and said he will attend the UDOT 5-year plan meeting to raise town traffic concerns.

Steve O’Camb introduced himself during public comment and said he is running for Millard County Sheriff. He described why small towns see fewer deputies and urged increased funding and community awareness of sheriff office activities. O’Camb distributed a handout and a business card prior to the meeting and responded to questions from the council and attending residents.

Russ Finlinson urged a town representative to attend a Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) 5-year plan meeting on April 15 to request passing lanes on the highway between Leamington and Nephi; Marcia Pack volunteered to attend and O’Camb said he would also raise the town’s concerns at the meeting.