2025 Election

Longtime Hideout Town Councilmember Chris Baier seeks to be the next mayor. She said she understands the town's needs.

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.

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.

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.

Heber resident Lori Rutland said she’s focused on “listening, respect and collaboration” as she seeks a seat on the city council.

Davis, a medical sales professional, said he will be “an ambassador across different viewpoints” if elected to the Heber City Council.

Barney is seeking four more years at City Hall. She’s concerned about gentrification in Heber.

If elected to serve Heber City residents, Murdock said he hopes to help bring the community together.

Thompson said he’s running for Heber City Council to promote access to the outdoors and smart planning for future density.

López said he will bring a lifetime of service to City Hall.