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Clearfield City
Government

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Mayor Mark Shepherd

Mark Shepherd

Mayor Mark Shepherd
Vern Phipps
Mayor Mark Shepherd
Kent Bush
Mayor Mark Shepherd
Tim Roper
Mayor Mark Shepherd
Nike Peterson
Mayor Mark Shepherd
Karece Thompson

Agendas & Minutes

The electronic version of the agendas and minutes for Clearfield City are provided for reference only.

If you desire an official, approved copy of the minutes, please contact the city office at 801-525-2700

If the website is down and previous AGENDAS & MINUTES are not found BELOW then we are working with the website administrators to resolve the issue, in the mean time information normally contained here can also be found on the State’s Public Notice Website.

City Council Meeting Schedule 2021

Pursuant to section 52-4-202 of the Utah Code, the City of Clearfield hereby gives notice that the Clearfield City Council will generally hold its regular City Council meetings for the 2023 calendar year on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month. The regular meetings generally begin at 7:00 pm and are held in the Clearfield City Council Chambers located at 55 South State, 3rd Floor, Clearfield, Utah. Scheduled meetings may be cancelled when the need arises. In such instances at least 24-hour notice will be given regarding the cancellation.

See Dates

January 10
January 24

February 14
February 28

March 4
March 28

April 11
April 25

May 9
May 23

June 13
June 27

July 11
July 25

August 8
August 22

September 12
September 26

October 10
October 24

November 14
November 28

December 12

Planning Commission Meeting Schedule 2023

Pursuant to section 52-4-202 of the Utah Code, the Clearfield Planning Commission will generally hold its regular meetings for the 2023 calendar year on the first and third Wednesdays of each month. The regular meetings generally begin at 7:00 pm and are held in the Clearfield City Council Chambers located at 55 South State, 3rd Floor, Clearfield, Utah. Scheduled meetings may be cancelled when the need arises. In such instances at least 24-hour notice will be given regarding the cancellation.

See Dates

January 4
January 18

February 1
February 15

March 1
March 15

April 5
April 19

May 3
May 17

June 7
June 21

July 5
July 19

August 2
August 16

September 6
September 20

October 4
October 18

November 1
November 15

December 6
December 20

Parks and Recreation Commission Annual Meeting Schedule 2021

Pursuant to section 52-4-202 of the Utah Code, the Clearfield Parks and Recreation Commission will generally hold its regular meetings for the 2023 calendar year on the third Wednesday of each month, except July. The regular meetings generally begin at 7:00 pm and are held in the Clearfield Community Services Department conference room at 55 South State, 1st Floor, Clearfield, Utah. Scheduled meetings may be cancelled when the need arises. In such instances at least 24-hour notice will be given regarding the cancellation.

See Dates

January 28
February 15
March 15
April 19
May 17
June 21
July – No Meeting
August 16
September 20
October 18
November 15
December 20

Budgets & Financial Documents

City Budget

The annual budget allocates and controls the cities financial resources to achieve the City’s priorities and services. The final budget is usually adopted before June 22. The fiscal year is July 1 to June 30.

Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR)

Every year an independent auditor certifies that the city financial statements meet the requirements of GAAP and GASB, and Utah State. The ACFR from the previous year is usually not available until mid December.

CAFR 2020 | ACFR 2021 | ACFR 2022

Clearfield City Justice Court

Justice Courts are established by counties and municipalities and have the authority to deal with class B and C misdemeanors, violations of ordinances, small claims, and infractions committed within their territorial jurisdiction. Justice Court jurisdictions are determined by the boundaries of local government entities such as cities or counties.

The Clearfield Justice Court was established in 1994 to allow the city to adjudicate traffic, misdemeanor criminal, and small claims cases at the local level. The court is an independent body within the judicial branch of government. The court strives to treat all individuals courteously and with respect, and to apply the law in a fair and impartial manner.

Commission Vacancies

Clearfield City currently has vacancies on its Youth Commission. The Planning Commission or Parks & Recreation Commission do not have vacancies at this time, but vacancies may open in the future. The information below details the duties and responsibilities of each commission.

Planning Commission

The Clearfield City Planning Commission’s role is to make recommendations to the Clearfield City Council concerning Master Plan, land use ordinance, and zoning map adoption and amendments. The Clearfield City Planning Commission has been designated as the “Land Use Authority” as defined in Utah State Code 10-9a-301. The Planning Commission makes decisions on applications filed under Clearfield City Code, Title 10 and Title 11.

The Clearfield City Planning Commission meets on the first and third Wednesday of each month, excluding holidays, at 7:00 p.m. at Clearfield City Hall, 55 South State Street, Council Chambers, Clearfield, UT 84015. Members receive a stipend for each meeting attended and a membership to the Clearfield Aquatic & Fitness Center.

Parks & Recreation Commission

The purpose of the Parks & Recreation Commission is to recommend policies, standards and rules, recommend programs and activities which are consistent with the needs of Clearfield residents, and serve in an advisory capacity to the Mayor and City Council and act as a liaison to the community.

The Parks & Recreation Commission meets on the third Wednesday of each month, excluding holidays, at 7:00 p.m. at Clearfield City Hall, 55 South State Street, Multi-Purpose Room, Clearfield, UT 84015. Members receive a stipend for each meeting attended and a membership to the Clearfield Aquatic & Fitness Center. 

Youth Commission

The Clearfield Youth Commission is an advisory board to the Mayor and City Council working with them on key issues that impact our youth. The mission of the youth commission is to encourage youth to develop leadership skills through active involvement with the Parks and Recreation Commission, Planning Commission, and by working closely with elected officials and city staff. Youth ages 14 (8th Grade) to 18 (12th Grade) help plan city events as well as work on service projects.  

The commission meets every 2nd and 4th Wednesday at 6 pm in the 1st-floor conference room at City Hall 55 S. State St. Clearfield UT 84015. To join the youth commission and for more information, please email clearfieldyouthcommission@gmail.com.

 Follow the Youth Commission on social media: 

Facebook: Clearfield City Youth Commission 
Instagram: @clearfieldcityyouth

Administration Department

Clearfield Administration Department is comprised of the following divisions: City Recorder, Communications, Finance, Human Resources, IT, and City Manager.

Strategic Planning

Clearfield City’s Long-Range Strategic Plan is intended to provide overarching, long-term guidance for elected officials, City staff, and other stakeholders regarding the future development, growth, and management of Clearfield City. It identifies principles that will improve the look, feel, and function of our community. It serves as a reference for decision-making and provides a framework for aligning our priorities and resources in pursuit of our goals.

Community building is a team effort, requiring the participation of residents, neighborhoods, businesses, schools, churches, city government and other local, state, and federal agencies. Our success hinges upon the commitment of each stakeholder, working hand in hand to accomplish our vision. We believe the time is right for bold leadership and ambitious decision-making in order to guarantee the best possible future for our community.

Voting & Elections