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City Council:
The City Council sets and administers the City budget. They also act as a legislative body, enacting new laws and ordinances and amending existing ones. Their approval is required for annexations, plats, and a variety of other projects, as well as business licenses.
Members:
There are six members who serve four-year terms, and three are elected every other year. Elections are held in November of odd numbered years. The council meets in the City Council Chambers at City Hall twice a month, on the first and third Thursdays, at 7:00 p.m. A round-table work session takes place on the second Thursday of each month at 4:30 p.m.
Council President
Dana Kirkham
dkirkham@cityofammon.usCouncil Member
Rex Thompson
rthompson@cityofammon.usCouncil Member
Brad Christensen
bchristensen@cityofammon.us
Council Member
Brian Powell
bpowell@cityofammon.usCouncil Member
Russell Slack
rslack@cityofammon.usCouncil Member
Sean Coletti
scoletti@cityofammon.us
Contact:
Council members may be contacted through the main city offices at (208) 612-4000, or through their individual e-mail as listed above.
