Harrisville City is a fifth class city in the state of Utah. Harrisville City operates under the traditional form of municipal government, which is essentially government by committee. There are no separate and equal branches of government in this traditional form as there is in the state and federal system. Both executive and legislative powers are vested in the City Council, which powers can be delegated by ordinance to various administrative officers and department.
The traditional form of municipal government includes a six-member City Council and the Mayor who is non-voting, except if a tie vote occurs. A Mayor Pro Tem serves as a Vice-chair for the City Council in absence of the Mayor. City Council members serve four year terms and are all elected at-large in Harrisville City.
- Ben Lomond Ground Breaking
- Adopt An Attainable Housing Ordinance
- Adopt Capital Improvement Plan
- Economic and Commercial Development
- Utility Rate Analysis
- Complete Transportation Projects Utilizing appropriation funding
- Re-evaluate and look at strategies for General Plan and Affordable Housing.
- General Obligation Bond Election for the Public Safety/City Hall building.
Mayor Roger Shuman
Term Ends December 2029
Council Member Grover Wilhelmsen
Term Ends December 2027
Council Member Blair Christensen
Term Ends December 2027
Council Member Karen Taylor-Fawcett
Term Ends December 2027
Council Member Jason Hadley
Term Ends December 2029
Council Member Greg Montgomery
Term Ends December 2029
Conflict of Interest Disclosures
Conflict of Interest Disclosures are required annually pursuant to Utah Code 10-3-1313. Disclosures from the current elected members of the City Council are listed below in no particular order. Any disclosures prior to the current calendar year can be found under https://harrisvillecity.gov/documents/.
2026 Conflict of Interest Disclosures