More than you might think. As Eagle Mountain continues to grow, so does our need for increased law enforcement and public safety services. But hiring more deputies and expanding those services takes funding — and rather than putting that burden on homeowners, there’s a smarter way. When we bring responsible energy projects to our city — like solar farms, substations, and data centers — they generate municipal energy tax revenue. That revenue stays in Eagle Mountain and helps

Eagle Mountain covers over 50 square miles with hundreds of lane miles of roads to maintain. When snow storms hit, it’s all hands on deck—and I’ve seen firsthand how dedicated our Public Works team is to keeping our city moving.

Growth, Traffic & Transparency: What You Deserve to Know Lately, traffic has become one of the top concerns I hear from Eagle Mountain...

One of my favorite parts of serving on the Eagle Mountain City Council was listening to the dreams our residents had for their neighborhoods. When I look back on projects like Woodhaven and Smith Ranch Park, I see more than playgrounds and fields — I see neighbors who believed our kids, our families, and even our wildlife deserved something better.