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Municipal election 2025
In the 2025 General Election, the positions of Mayor and two City Council seats (each serving a 4-year term) were up for election. Candidates run at-large and are elected by all voters in the city rather than by specific districts or precincts.
See 2025 Election Notice & See 2025 UOCAVA Notice
See 2025 Official Notice Municipal General Election
See 2025 General Election Sample Ballot
Mayoral Candidates:
Eileen MossWebsite: Moss4Mayor.com Campaign Financial Disclosures | Jeanne GrobergWebsite: www.Jeanne4fruitheights.comAbout the Candidate Email: thegrobergs@gmail.com Phone #: 801-635-9053 Campaign Financial Disclosures |
City Council Candidates:
Blake WinslowWebsite: www.votewinslow.com Campaign Financial Disclosures | R. Shon StevensonWebsite: www.shonstevenson.com Campaign Financial Disclosures | David N. HaleWebsite: www.votehale.orgAbout the Candidate Email: davidnhale@gmail.com Phone #: 801-870-0418 Campaign Financial Disclosures |
(Candidates listed in master ballot position)
REGISTER TO VOTE IN GENERAL ELECTION
You can register in person at the Davis County Clerk's office or online at https://vote.utah.gov/. Voters who miss the registration deadline may register to vote on Election Day at a voting location.
ELECTION INFORMATION
Ballots will be mailed to all active registered voters three weeks before the election (October 14). If you are a military (currently deployed) or overseas citizen eligible to vote in state and local elections, you may register to vote and request a regular absentee ballot for upcoming elections.
Mailed ballots must be received by the County Clerk’s Office by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day (November 4) to be counted—postmarks do not count anymore.
A secure ballot drop box is available at the Fruit Heights City Hall (910 S Mountain Road) and can be used through Election Day. On Election Day, in-person voting will also be available at the Fruit Heights City Hall from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
For more election information please visit these websites,
caucus system
Fruit Heights uses a caucus system to nominate candidates for office. For years, there have been requests from residents to consider changing the system to a nonpartisan primary election process. The city council created a survey, asking residents which election system they would prefer in their city. Results from the survey served as a step in gathering feedback and information for the council to consider. See the survey results
The council voted 3-2 to retain the caucus night election system for Fruit Heights.
The Pinecone and Sagebrush parties met on Wednesday, May 14, to decide candidates for mayor and city council. The words “Thank You” don’t seem quite big enough to say how much we appreciate those willing to run for office and serve our community.
past Elections
2023
Summary of Results Report
Summary of Results Report - Recount 12/13/2023
Certificate of Election
Certificate of Election - Recount 12/13/2023