Fillmore, UT

Fillmore City Council

The Fillmore City Council will hold its regular meeting on September 8, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. in the City Council Chambers. The agenda includes routine administrative items (minutes, purchase orders, payroll, licenses), public comments, and several discussion items, including a request from Millard High School regarding its fire rally and homecoming parade, a well siting study by Sunrise Engineering, and a discussion of Fillmore City sewer system rates. No final decisions are listed on the agenda; items are for discussion or action as the council sees fit.

• Discussion regarding well siting study completed by Sunrise Engineering
• Discussion regarding Fillmore City sewer system rates
• Millard High School request regarding fire rally for 2026 and homecoming parade
• Approve purchase orders, payroll, and payment of bills
• Licenses and permits

Fillmore City Planning Commission

The Fillmore City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and then vote on a recommendation to the City Council regarding a zone amendment to include parcels 7032-6, 7032-5, and 7032-4 in the annexation expansion area. The commission will also discuss text amendments to Title 10 Land Use Regulations affecting food truck use and review the code enforcement policy to recommend appropriate penalties.

• Public hearing on zone amendment to include parcels 7032-6, 7032-5, and 7032-4 in annexation expansion area
• Vote on recommendation to City Council for the zone amendment
• Discussion on text amendments to Title 10 Land Use Regulations for food truck use (UCA § 11-56)
• Discussion on code enforcement policy and penalties

Fillmore City Council

The Fillmore City Council will hold two public hearings and consider several action items, including the possible sale of a 7.26-acre city-owned parcel, budget amendments to cover fire and sewer project costs, and inclusion of a Qwik Trip development in the Inland Port Authority area. The meeting also includes routine administrative business such as approving minutes, purchase orders, and licenses.

• Public hearing and possible approval to dispose of 7.26-acre vacant parcel at 200 South 400 West (Parcel F-162)
• Public hearing and possible adoption of Resolution 26-16 to appropriate $500,000 from General Fund surplus for flood mitigation and $600,000 from Sewer Fund surplus for sewer lagoon expansion
• Discussion and possible approval of Qwik Trip development inclusion in the Inland Port Authority area
• Approve minutes, purchase orders, payroll, and payment of bills
• Licenses and permits

Fillmore City Council

The Fillmore City Council will hold a public hearing to receive comments on a proposal to dispose of a 7.26-acre vacant property at approximately 200 South 500 West. The property is unimproved land with a residential orientation within the Historic Capitol Project Area. No decision will be made at the hearing; it is solely for public input.

• Public hearing on possible disposition of 7.26-acre vacant lot at 200 South 500 West (Parcel F-162)
• Property is within the Historic Capitol Project Area
• Hearing scheduled for August 25, 2026 at 6:35 PM at 75 West Center Street

Fillmore City Council

The Fillmore City Council is holding a public hearing to consider amending the 2026-2027 fiscal year general and sewer fund budgets. The amendments would appropriate $500,000 from general fund surplus for expenses related to the Widemouth 2 Fire and $600,000 from sewer fund surplus for engineering and design services for the sewer lagoon expansion project. Public comment will be accepted at the hearing.

• Appropriate $500,000 from general fund surplus for Widemouth 2 Fire expenses
• Appropriate $600,000 from sewer fund surplus for sewer lagoon expansion engineering and design
• Public hearing on proposed budget amendments
• Meeting at Fillmore City council chambers, 75 West Center Street

Fillmore City Planning Commission

The Fillmore City Planning Commission is holding an emergency meeting to receive public comments and decide whether to recommend adopting the International Wildland-Urban Interface Code (IWUIC) to the City Council. The meeting includes a public hearing and a business item to approve, modify, or deny the recommendation.

• Public hearing on adopting the International Wildland-Urban Interface Code (IWUIC) per FCMC § 9.1.1
• Business item: approve, modify, or deny recommendation to City Council for IWUIC adoption
• Meeting held at 75 West Center Street, Fillmore, UT 84631

Fillmore City Council

The Fillmore City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss and possibly adopt Resolution 26-15, which would place a bond for a new fire station on the November 2026 voter ballot. The meeting is scheduled for 15 minutes and includes only this single business item. No dollar amount for the bond is listed in the agenda.

• Discuss and possibly adopt Resolution 26-15 providing for a special bond election in November 2026
• Bond would fund a new fire station
• Meeting at Fillmore City Council Chambers, 75 West Center, Fillmore, Utah

Fillmore City Council

The Fillmore City Council will hold its regular meeting on August 11, 2026, to handle administrative items, hear public comments, and receive reports from the fire department, county commission, and a Freedom Foundation experience. The main business includes discussing and possibly approving a landfill track loader lease, adopting a code enforcement policy (Resolution 26-14), ratifying a contract with the Division of Forestry related to the Widemouth 2 wildfire, including Qwik Trip in the Inland Port Authority area, and approving a large equipment purchase under an emergency declaration.

• Discuss and possibly adopt Resolution 26-14 enacting a code enforcement policy
• Discuss and possibly approve inclusion of Qwik Trip development in the Inland Port Authority area
• Discuss and possibly ratify Mayor Hare's contract with Division of Forestry regarding water/wastewater for Widemouth 2 wildfire
• Discuss and possibly approve bid for landfill track loader lease
• Discuss and possibly approve large equipment purchase under emergency declaration

Fillmore City Council

The Fillmore City Council will hold a public hearing to receive comments regarding an appraisal for the possible disposition of real property. The property is located at approximately 400 North 1100 West.

• Public hearing on disposition of 184.91-acre vacant land at 400 North 1100 West
• Review of Parcel F-7000-0 (177.59 acres)
• Review of Parcel F-7000-4 (7.32 acres)

Fillmore City Council

The Fillmore City Council will hold a public hearing regarding an appraisal for the possible disposition of real property. The council may then decide whether to dispose of 177.59 acres of that land.

• Public hearing on appraisal for 184.91-acre vacant land at 400 North 1100 West
• Possible approval to dispose of 177.59 acres of real property at 400 North 1100 West
• Presentation by Darla Ewert regarding the Healthy Utah program

Fillmore City Council

The Fillmore City Council will discuss a possible ban on all fireworks for Pioneer Day (July 24, 2026) and consider a water usage agreement with Pistol Rock Golf Course. The council may also ratify Mayor Hare's decisions to execute contracts with Team 7 Fire Administration at the airport and for potable and gray water disposal. Routine items include approving minutes, purchase orders, and bills.

• Discuss and possibly implement a ban on all fireworks in Fillmore for July 24, 2026 (Pioneer Day)
• Discuss and possibly take action on a water usage agreement between Fillmore City and Pistol Rock Golf Course
• Discussion and possible ratification of Mayor's decision to execute contracts with Team 7 Fire Administration at the airport
• Discussion and possible ratification of Mayor's decision to execute a contract for potable and gray water disposal

Fillmore City Planning Commission

The Fillmore City Planning Commission will meet to discuss potential text amendments to Title 10 Land Use Regulations. The discussion focuses on how food truck use is handled according to UCA § 11-56.

• Discussion of text amendments to Title 10 Land Use Regulations regarding food truck use

Fillmore City Council

The Fillmore City Council special meeting scheduled for June 26, 2026, has been cancelled. The agenda item regarding a proposed 2026 fireworks ban was not discussed.

• Cancelled meeting
• Proposed fireworks ban (not discussed)

Fillmore City Redevelopment Agency

The Fillmore City Redevelopment Agency will hold a public hearing to receive comments on the budgets for the 2025-2026 and 2026-2027 fiscal years.

• Public hearing regarding 2025-2026 fiscal year RDA Budget
• Public hearing regarding 2026-2027 fiscal year RDA Budget

Fillmore City Council

The Fillmore City Council will hold a public hearing to receive comments on proposed amendments to the 2025-2026 fiscal year operating budgets. This hearing is scheduled to take place in conjunction with the regular city council meeting.

• Public hearing regarding proposed amendments to the 2025-2026 fiscal year Fillmore City Operating Budgets

Fillmore City Council

The Fillmore City Council will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, at 6:45 PM at 75 West Center Street to receive comment on an amendment to Resolution 24-20. The amendment modifies annual rate changes and maintains the recent energy charge adopted in Resolution 26-07. This hearing is part of the regularly scheduled city council meeting.

• Public hearing to amend Resolution 24-20 regarding annual rate changes and energy charge adopted in Resolution 26-07

Fillmore City Council

The Fillmore City Council will hold a public hearing on June 23, 2026, to receive comments on the proposed 2026-2027 fiscal year operating budget. The hearing is part of the regular council meeting at 75 West Center Street. No other agenda items are listed.

• Public hearing on the 2026-2027 fiscal year operating budget for Fillmore City

Fillmore City Council

The Fillmore City Council will meet to discuss and possibly act on several items, including public hearings on the 2026-2027 fiscal year operating budgets and proposed amendments to energy charges. The council will also consider a land sale, EMS services, and wildfire system approval.

• Public hearing on proposed amendments to 2025-2026 fiscal year operating budgets
• Public hearing on 2026-2027 fiscal year operating budgets
• Public hearing to amend Resolution 24-20 regarding energy charges
• Discussion on proposed sale of ~180 acres at 400 N 1100 W
• Possible adoption of Resolution 26-12 and 26-13 for budget amendments and approval

Fillmore City Planning Commission

The Fillmore City Planning Commission will review ordinances to recommend proportionate penalties. The body will also discuss text amendments to Title 10 Land Use Regulations regarding food truck use.

• Discussion of text amendments to Title 10 Land Use Regulations for food truck use
• Review of ordinances to recommend appropriate and proportionate penalties

Fillmore City Council

The Fillmore City Council will meet to discuss several administrative items and potential contracts. Key agenda items include a proposed land sale and changes to personnel policies.

• Proposed offer to purchase approximately 180 acres of city property at 400 N 1100 W
• Resolution 26-10 to change new hire probationary period from three months to two months
• Contract renewal with Holt Waste regarding a price increase for waste removal services
• Memorandum of understanding with Millard County for an emergency debris basin installation
• Possible purchase of a mudjacking pump for city sidewalk repairs

Fillmore City Planning Commission

The Fillmore City Planning Commission will discuss text amendments to land use regulations regarding food truck use. The body will also review ordinances to recommend proportionate penalties.

• Discussion of Title 10 Land Use Regulations text amendments for food truck use
• Review of ordinances to recommend penalties
• Training on Public Records Act and Open and Public Meetings Act by Attorney Payton Harris

Fillmore City Council

The Fillmore City Council will hold a public hearing to receive comments on Resolution 26-07, which proposes amending the city's fee schedule to increase residential and commercial electric rates by $0.025 per kilowatt hour. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• Public hearing on Resolution 26-07 to increase residential and commercial electric rates by $0.025/kWh

Fillmore City Council

The Fillmore City Council will hold a public hearing and consider adopting Resolution 26-07 to increase residential and commercial electric rates by $0.025 per kilowatt hour. Other business includes approving annual write-off accounts, discussing land acquisition options for city-owned property near Filly's Café, purchasing a mudjacking pump for sidewalk repairs, and possibly approving a Community Wildfire System agreement with the state.

• Public hearing and possible adoption of Resolution 26-07 to increase electric rates by $0.025/kWh
• Discuss and possibly approve annual write-off accounts for 2026
• Discuss options for Danny Wardle regarding land acquisition of city-owned property adjacent to Filly's Café
• Discuss and possibly approve purchase of a mudjacking pump for sidewalk repairs
• Discuss and possibly approve continuation of golf course water assistance agreement with Tod Monsen, Pistol Rock Golf Course

Fillmore City Economic Development Committee

The Fillmore City Economic Development Committee will meet to discuss a proposed amendment to the UIPA. This amendment involves areas of Green River and Wellington cities, as well as Carbon and Emery counties.

• Discussion of proposed UIPA amendment affecting Green River, Wellington, Carbon County, and Emery County

Fillmore City Planning Commission

The May 13, 2026 meeting of the Fillmore City Planning Commission has been canceled. No items will be discussed or decided. The agenda included placeholder entries for a public hearing and a business recommendation, but the meeting was canceled before any action.

• Meeting canceled; no business conducted.

Fillmore City Council

The Fillmore City Council will discuss and possibly adopt Resolution 26-08 approving the tentative 2026-2027 fiscal year operating budget and Resolution 26-09 amending the President Millard Fillmore Library Policy regarding illegal acts on library resources. Other items include a donation request for a community ride share program, a discussion on possible land acquisition of city property near Filly's Carhop Café, and an update on health insurance. Routine administrative business such as approving minutes, purchase orders, and permits will also be addressed.

• Discussion and possible adoption of Resolution 26-08 approving the tentative FY2026-2027 Fillmore City Operating Budgets
• Discussion and possible adoption of Resolution 26-09 amending the President Millard Fillmore Library Policy-Resources regarding illegal acts on library resources
• Donation request from Millard Resource Center for a community ride share program
• Danny Wardle to discuss possible land acquisition of city property located near Filly's Carhop Café
• Presentation on health insurance updates by Bill Phelps

Fillmore City Council

The Fillmore City Council will hold a work meeting to conduct training. Attorney Payton Harris will lead the session on the Public Records Act and the Open and Public Meetings Act.

• City council training on the Public Records Act and the Open and Public Meetings Act by Attorney Payton Harris

Fillmore City Council

The Fillmore City Council will meet to approve minutes and bills, discuss a property agreement with James Young, and consider a Planning Commission recommendation to deny a proposed city code enforcement ordinance. The meeting will also include a presentation about a family night event.

• Discussion on property agreement between Fillmore City and James Young
• Consideration of Planning Commission recommendation to deny code enforcement ordinance
• Presentation on Millard County family night event
• Approval of previous meeting minutes and bills
• Licenses and permits

Fillmore City Council

The Fillmore City Council will hold a public hearing on April 14, 2026, to receive public comment on a proposed zone change for six parcels. Three parcels (F-7000, F-7000-4, F-6999-3) would be rezoned to Highway Commercial & Light Industrial, and three parcels (F-7054, F-47, F-7055) to Residential 2, excluding a 4-acre Millard School District parcel. This is the only substantive item on the agenda.

• Proposed zone change for parcels F-7000, F-7000-4, F-6999-3 to Highway Commercial & Light Industrial
• Proposed zone change for parcels F-7054, F-47, F-7055 to Residential 2
• Exclusion of Millard School District's 4-acre parcel from the rezone
• Public hearing scheduled at 6:35 PM on April 14, 2026, at 75 West Center Street
• ADA accommodations available with three business days' notice

Fillmore City Council

The Fillmore City Council will hold a public hearing and consider approving a zone change for six parcels: three to Highway Commercial & Light Industrial and three to Residential 2. Other business includes a property agreement with James Young, two resolutions amending parks policy and approving a wastewater planning program, a request to allow Blue Heron Carbon, LLC use of the landfill, and a donation request for the FBLA Nationals event.

• Public hearing and possible zone change for parcels F-7000, F-7000-4, F-6999-3 (to Highway Commercial & Light Industrial) and F-7054, F-47, F-7055 (to Residential 2)
• Discussion and possible action on a property agreement between Fillmore City and James Young
• Possible adoption of Resolution 26-05 amending parks policy to reserve North Park upper section pavilion and remove splash pad
• Possible adoption of Resolution 26-06 approving the 2025 Municipal Wastewater Planning Program
• Discussion on a request from Blue Heron Carbon, LLC to use a portion of the landfill

Fillmore City Planning Commission

The Fillmore City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on a recommendation for updates to the Fillmore City General Plan. They will also receive public comment on a proposed Code Enforcement Ordinance enactment. The previously discussed Food Truck Ordinance has been rescheduled to May 13, 2026. Administrative items include approving the March 11, 2026 minutes and a City Council report.

• Public hearing and recommendation on Fillmore City General Plan Updates
• Public comment on enactment of Fillmore City Municipal Code for Code Enforcement Ordinance
• Food Truck Ordinance rescheduled to May 13, 2026
• Approval of minutes from March 11, 2026 meeting
• City Council report by Councilmember Alldredge

Fillmore City Planning Commission

The Fillmore City Planning Commission will host an open house meeting on April 7, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. at the Fillmore City Council Chambers to discuss updates to the city's General Plan. Residents are invited to ask questions and provide input about the future of Fillmore City.