Property taxes / Sevier County / Richfield City Council
Sevier County, Utah
Richfield City Council
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August 25, 2026 · Adopted 5–0
Raised Richfield's city property tax rate about 32%
Resolution 2026-6: 2026-27 tax rate of .002277 (the minutes call it the "certified tax rate"), after the Aug 11 Truth in Taxation hearing
Voted yes (5)
- Andrew Chappell
- Brayden Gardner
- Kevin Arrington
- Kip Hansen
- Kendrick Thomas
Voted no (0)
- No one
Moved by Kip Hansen, seconded by Kendrick Thomas.
What was said
- The city's notice proposed raising the rate from the certified .001721 to .002277, about $500,000 a year in added revenue; the council adopted .002277.
- At the hearing the mayor said about $150,000 would go to the police department and about $150,000 to supplement Class C road money.
- Six members of the public commented at the Aug 11 hearing.
Summarized from the official minutes. Read or watch the meeting to hear each side in full.
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Who serves
- Bryan L. BurrowsMayor (not part of the council's roll call)bryanl.burrows@gmail.com435-896-6439
- Kevin ArringtonCouncil Memberarringtonrus@gmail.com435-896-6439
- Brayden GardnerCouncil Memberbgardner@erabrokers.com435-896-6439
- Andrew ChappellCouncil Memberlelandchappell@gmail.com435-896-6439
- Kip HansenCouncil Memberhansen.kip58@gmail.com435-896-6439
- Kendrick ThomasCouncil Memberkendrick_thomas@hotmail.com435-896-6439
Contact the council
- Phone: 435-896-6439
- Mail: 75 East Center, Richfield, UT 84701
- Official page for the council →
Public comment is usually allowed at every regular meeting; the agenda says when.
As of November 12, 2026, from official records.