Mayor’s Message

Now that the Autumn Equinox has passed, and school is in session, Springville City is gearing up for the remaining three months of 2024.

In August, after a Truth in Taxation Meeting of the City Council, Springville City passed the official budget for Fiscal Year 2025. The process of creating our annual budget starts each January, with meetings discussing all aspects of city services such as public safety needs, capital improvement projects, maintenance plans, service levels, parks, recreation, the library, museum, and a whole host of other considerations and plans that impact our community.

The City continues to operate under a strict balanced budget. Over the past two years, with rising costs, Springville has requested a small incremental increase to the City’s portion of property tax.

As your Mayor and Council, we take our fiduciary responsibility seriously. With each budget meeting, discussions are in-depth, and hard decisions are made so citizens are not unnecessarily burdened with increased taxes. We welcome your input at these meetings and would like to have you experience this process in person. Go to springville.org to review public meeting agendas.

—Mayor Matt Packard