City officials

2024-2027

Richard Hyer's platform centers on improving intergovernmental relations, specifically focusing on bridging the disconnect between Weber County and its constituent cities. His priorities emphasize fostering better communication and cooperation to ensure more effective regional governance.

2024-2027

Dave Graf's platform appears to prioritize addressing critical urban issues such as housing affordability and homelessness. He also indicated a focus on public safety through police evaluations. These issues suggest a platform centered on improving the quality of life and safety for Ogden residents.

2026-2029

Flor Lopez's campaign platform centers on empowering the voices of District 1 residents. Her primary focus appears to be on increasing representation and ensuring that the concerns of regular citizens are heard within the City Council.

2026-2029

Ken Richey, seeking reelection to the Ogden City Council, has indicated that his priorities for a second term include focusing on downtown development and the airport. While specific details on his policy proposals are limited in the provided articles, his campaign appears to center on continuing his work and addressing key areas of city growth and infrastructure.

2026-2029

Alicia Washington's platform focuses on increasing affordable housing options within Ogden. She also advocates for greater transparency and public engagement by proposing that the City Council hire its own attorney and foster more interaction between the council and its constituents.

2026-2029

Kevin Lundell's campaign platform centers on investing in the people of Ogden. A key focus of his campaign is addressing homelessness and fostering collaboration with various governmental and non-governmental entities to achieve this goal.

2024-2027

Shaun Myers' campaign for an at-large seat on the Ogden City Council prioritizes housing issues. He also addresses concerns related to homelessness and police evaluations, indicating a focus on community welfare and public services.

Camille Washington's platform focuses on prioritizing private security measures over the expansion of affordable housing initiatives. Her approach emphasizes increased policing and restricted housing development as primary strategies for addressing city issues.