Elections

In Utah, municipal elections are held every two years, in odd-numbered years. Elected officials serve four-year terms, with terms staggered so that only a portion of the governing body is up for election during each election cycle. In West Point City, three City Council seats are up for election in one cycle, while the remaining two City Council seats and the Mayor's position are up for election in the next cycle. This staggered election schedule provides continuity in local government while giving residents the opportunity to elect City leaders every two years.