

Staci
CARROLL
for American Fork City Council
It has been a privilege to represent you on the City Council for the past eight years. As hard as elections are, I'm grateful for the chance to share what I have worked on and how I have contributed to our city.
When I first ran for city council, I was moved by American Fork’s legacy and strong sense of community. Since elected, I have worked hard to drive and support policies that are responsible and true to American Fork’s legacy and values.
You might be wondering, "Why run again?" The answer is that I believe I am more valuable now than ever and I still have a lot to offer; I remain anxiously engaged in the work of the city and to champion initiatives that are critical. I am committed to continue to dedicate my experience and collaborative approach to represent our shared community values and priorities.
POLICY PRIORITIES
Highlights from the Last Four Years
My job as your representative in City Council is to put priorities into action. I have chosen to list areas where I have made a significant impact during my current term. My hope is that you will see that I have worked diligently to drive policies and make a positive impact in these areas.
Water Infrastructure
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Replaced the aging water line that supplies the city from the American Fork canyon spring
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Used CDBG grants to replace old water lines throughout the city, making significant progress in modernizing the system
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Installed city wide secondary water meters using grant funding to ensure residents only pay for what they use
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Planned for the future by budgeting for future water and sewer line maintenance and replacement

Public Safety
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Provided salary increases for police and fire personnel to match job market conditions to retain emergency response personnel
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Expanded police force to meet the needs of growth and maintain service levels
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Acquired land for a future fire station using development impact fees
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Planned for the future by budgeting for emergency vehicles
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Provided a voice of balance to ensure emergency expenditure requests are essential and responsible
- Supported funds for mental health support for public safety officers


Fiscal Responsibility
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Advocated for and secured an increase in general fund balance (city savings account), which we have maintained yearly
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Supported a road replacement plan that requires replacement of underground infrastructure before road improvements-creating long term savings
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Helped maintain the city's low level of debt, which is currently at 10% of the allowable debt limit
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Implemented and enhanced the privatization of portions of Steel Days to minimize tax payer expenditures while improving the quality of community celebrations
Roads
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Increased funding for improving and replacing city roads
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Planned for the future by fully funding road maintenance needs; this will protect city road investments and prevent future backlogs
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Enacted a CRA to provide funding for improvments to 200 South (including 300 West access) and the area around the FrontRunner station
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Advocated for state and regional funding for city road projects


Communication
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Advocated for and secured the creation of an official City Communication Officer position to improve communication with residents
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Promoted proactive communication for impactful issues, such as road cloasures and construction impacts to residents
Quality of Life
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Purchased a large parcel of land for a park in the lakefront area using development impact fees
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Constructed improvements to the American Fork Boat Harbor using grant funding
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Advocated for the renewal of the PARC tax, allowing the city to capture funds from everyone who shops in our city
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Completed the expansion of the Mary and Art Dye Park
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Advocated for pickleball courts to be added to Hindley Park


Improve Walking and Biking
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Helped to create a downtown bike rack program
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Reinstated trails on roads where they were ommitted or removed
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Advocated for additional crosswalks in targeted areas throughout the city

ABOUT STACI
A Legacy of Public Service
Public service runs deep in my family. I was raised in Orem in a home where civic involvement was a way of life. My father, a long-time legislator and current chairman of the Utah State Tax Commission, modeled thoughtful, effective governance. My mother, a grassroots activist and community leader, showed me the power of community engagement. Together, they taught me that it is our individual responsibility to help our communities grow. My father’s experience as a legislator, tax attorney, and state Tax Commissioner has been a valuable resource to me on the city council, helping me gain a thorough understanding of tax policies and implications.
My Family
Fifteen years ago, my husband, Diego and I moved our three children to American Fork. All three have attended American Fork schools, been involved in AF Recreation sports, and participated in community events. They are now “semi” grown and we are proud to call American Fork home.
My Background
Education:
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BS Brigham Young University
Employment:
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MPA Career Director, BYU Marriott School of Business
Community Involvement:
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American Fork Library Board
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Utah League of Cities and Towns Legislative Policy Committee
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Steel Days Executive Committee
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American Fork Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
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PARC Tax Advisory Board
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Deerfield Elementary PTA and School Community Council

WHY VOTE FOR ME?
Why should you vote for me in this election? What makes me different? Sometimes, all the candidates start to sound the same. Here is where I think I shine.

Consensus Builder
Collaboration starts with listening. I value diverse perspectives and work to build relationships that create lasting solutions.
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Proven Experience
I bring deep knowledge of ongoing issues. I understand the pain points and what we have already tried. I can jump in and provide value for our community from the first day of the term.

Community Relationships
Relationships with state and regional leaders help our city navigate complex challenges and advocate for resources and needs for American Fork residents.

Fiscal Stewardship
I prioritize long-term savings and smart decisions that deliver value to residents. I value taking care of needs now and planning for the future. My goal is to reduce the overall financial burden to residents.
CONTACT

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stacivcarroll@gmail.com
