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Council recognizes music educator John Miller, accreditation leader Adam Ellison and names American Fork a Just Serve City
Summary
At its April 14 meeting, the Council presented a HERO Award and proclamation to John Miller, recognized Adam Ellison for his statewide accreditation work (35 agencies accredited; 13 working toward accreditation), and accepted a Just Serve City designation from local Just Serve representatives.
Mayor Bradley J. Frost and the Council publicly honored John Miller for a 30-year career as a band director and two decades leading Wasatch Winds; the Council proclaimed April 14, 2026, as "John Miller Day." Mr. Miller thanked the Mayor and Council and reflected on the role of music in community life.
Mayor Frost also recognized Adam Ellison for his role revitalizing Utah's Law Enforcement Agency Accreditation Program; the Mayor noted 35 agencies are currently accredited with an additional 13 actively working toward accreditation. Mr. Ellison thanked the Council and remarked on the quality of the local police department and the value of statewide accreditation for demonstrating professionalism and accountability. Finally, Elder Hugh Johnson and Sister Karen Johnson presented the Just Serve City award and described the program's volunteer-matching role across multiple organizations and countries.
