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Youth Council Readies Easter Egg Scramble; Sheriff Candidate and Planning Commission Recognition Appear on Agenda

West Point City Council · March 3, 2026
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Summary

The Youth Council previewed the April Easter Egg Scramble and reported outreach activities; candidate Andy Oblad introduced his campaign for Davis County Sheriff and the Council recognized outgoing Planning Commissioner Jeff Turner.

The West Point Youth Council reported several recent activities on March 3, 2026, including a New Year's party, a leadership visit to the State Capitol and a service project placing appreciation notes for city employees. Youth Council Mayor Abby Spangler said members are helping prepare for the City's Easter Egg Scramble and expect to fill roughly 14,000 eggs for the event.

During Citizen Comment, Andy Oblad introduced himself as a candidate for Davis County Sheriff and summarized his law-enforcement background and tenure as Chief Deputy for the county sheriff's office. Planning Commission Chair PJ Roubinet placed on the record appreciation for outgoing Planning Commissioner Jeff Turner, noting his prior service on the City Council and Planning Commission.