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Longtime Hideout Town Councilmember Chris Baier seeks to be the next mayor. She said she understands the town's needs.
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Severini, whom Hideout Town Councilmembers chose in May as interim mayor, said he will provide consistency to residents if elected to a full term as the town’s leader.
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Royall, an alternate on the Heber City Planning Commission, said he wants to tackle big issues like the cost of living if elected to the city council.
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Mike and Jami Hewlett, a married couple running for public office in Heber City, are entangled in several court cases, including allegations of stalking and retaliating against a witness.
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Heber resident Lori Rutland said she’s focused on “listening, respect and collaboration” as she seeks a seat on the city council.
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Davis, a medical sales professional, said he will be “an ambassador across different viewpoints” if elected to the Heber City Council.
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Barney is seeking four more years at City Hall. She’s concerned about gentrification in Heber.
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If elected to serve Heber City residents, Murdock said he hopes to help bring the community together.
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Thompson said he’s running for Heber City Council to promote access to the outdoors and smart planning for future density.
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López said he will bring a lifetime of service to City Hall.