Government

Mayor Christensen's Message

As we approach the Fall and Winter Seasons, it is always important to reflect where we have been and what the future holds. If you drive down Main Street, you wil observe the lighting project underway. We are all excited about it and anticipate how it will look when it is complete. I would be amiss if I didn't thank those who made it possible including: The great citizens of Fillmore City, Main Street Beautification Committee, Economic Development Committee, Public Works Personnel, City Office employees, City Council, Flowell Electric, Questar Gas, Frontier, and UDOT. Our thanks go to UDOT for their generous financial support for the project. At the completion of the project we will have four blocks with the new lights. As time and finances permit, other phases of the project will be considered such as: trees, benches, flowers, and or other plants.

We wish to thank the businesses on Main Street for their patience and thoughtfulness during the construction process.

The conversion of the electrical system to 7200 volts will be a huge and long range benefit for the City. There will be less maintenance, more reliability and less costly to operate. We thank all of the citizens and residences for their patience during the process.

Fire Prevention Week was a huge success again this year. The fire department went to the schools and worked with the school children and had a great and meaningful experience. Late Monday afternoon found the parents and children enjoying a ride in the fire trucks, eating hotdogs, chips, and enjoying a drink. Many thanks go to Fire Chief Imlay and all of the other volunteers and spouses for their continual efforts to help protect the citizens of our community.

We were saddened by the announcement by City Councilman Bevan Johnson that he and his family will be leaving the area to follow his employment. This will be a great loss to all of us. We wish them the very best.

I wish to thank everyone who has made an effort to tidy and clean up their property. Fillmore is blessed with a lot of visitors to our City and for the most part they are impressed with what they see. We want to continue to clean up, paint up, and dress up our surroundings.

We hope that you and your families have a great and enjoyable Fall Season this year.

FILLMORE CITY OFFICIALS

Mayor - David L. Christensen - Phone: (435) 406-9470
Councilmember - Kenneth E. Martin - Phone: (435) 253-0023
Councilmember - Eugene R. Larsen - Phone: (435) 201-1636
Councilmember - Josephine F. Huntsman - Phone: (435)253-0476
Councilmember - Daniel R. Rowley - Phone: (435) 979-0259
Councilmember - Krista M. Iverson - Phone: (435) 253-0792
Recorder - Marlene Cummings (recorder@fillmorecity.org)
Treasurer - Joyce Tarbet (joyce@fillmorecity.org)
Zoning Administrator- Lisa Crosland (secretary@fillmorecity.org) Office Assistant - Teresa Alldredge (teresa@fillmorecity.org)

Librarian - Stephanie Aleman (info@fillmorelibrary.org)
Public Works Director - Ross Cummings
Maintenence - John Mitchell, Matt Haupt, Kelly Bennett
Cemetery Sexton - Jamie Gorrell
Airport Manager - Yvonne Hancock - Phone: (435) 253-0919
Building Inspector - Jason Bullock
Justice of the Peace - Ronald R. Hare
City Attorney - Greg Greathouse
UAMPS Represetative - Eric Larsen
Fire Chief - Chad Imlay

The City Office is located at 75 West Center Street
Phone: (435) 743-5233
Fax: (435) 743-5195
Office hours: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Monday - Friday

The Fillmore City Council meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. in the city building. The Planning Commission meeting is held the 4th Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in the city council chambers. The Fillmore City Resource Committee for Economic Development meeting is held the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in the city council chambers.The public is encouraged to attend the City Council, Planning, and Economic Development meetings. Persons needing special accommodation must notify the city office at least three working days prior to the meeting.