CITY OFFICIAL RECORDS
Montoya, Anna M.
Overview
Anna Montoya is American Fork City’s Finance Director and Budget Officer. Her council presentations address police staffing, public-safety costs, and proposed tax increases to fund city services.
Employment
The city’s finance page identifies Montoya as Finance Director. June 2020 council minutes list her as Finance Officer, and June 2026 minutes list her as Finance Director.
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Transparent Utah Public Compensation Records Fiscal Year Entity Employee Title Wages Benefits Total 2026 American Fork City Montoya, Anna M. Finance Director $153,904.56 $59,443.11 $213,347.67 2025 American Fork City Montoya, Anna M. Finance Director $134,141.70 $55,829.79 $189,971.49 2024 American Fork City Montoya, Anna M. Finance Director $116,739.71 $52,630.71 $169,370.42 2023 American Fork City Montoya, Anna M. Finance Director $104,797.00 $48,959.22 $153,756.22 2022 American Fork City Montoya, Anna M. Finance Director $95,544.00 $46,411.18 $141,955.18 2021 American Fork City Montoya, Anna M. Finance Director $92,391.56 $35,094.39 $127,485.95 2020 American Fork City Montoya, Anna M. Finance/Bdgt Officer $40,163.42 $10,545.23 $50,708.65 - American Fork City — Finance Department
- American Fork City Council — Regular Session Minutes — June 9, 2020
- American Fork City Council — Regular Session Minutes — June 23, 2026
Council Meeting Remarks
Summaries of this official’s remarks that materially concern police accountability, oversight, policy, victim services, major operations, or significant resource decisions.
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American Fork City Council — Special and Work Session — June 4, 2024:
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Summary: Finance Officer Anna Montoya told the council that the proposed fiscal-year 2025 budget included two additional police officers. View the complete relevant discussion
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American Fork City Council — Work Session — June 7, 2022:
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Summary: Finance Director Anna Montoya presented a budget adding three full-time police officers and two part-time records specialists, equivalent to one full-time position. She said the proposed property-tax increase would fund increased public-safety costs and road improvements. View the complete relevant discussion
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American Fork City Council — Budget Workshop — February 10–11, 2022:
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Summary: Finance Director Anna Montoya reported that the Cedar Hills contract’s 2% annual increase did not cover rising costs, that public-safety spending had increased while other departments’ shares declined, and that maintaining competitive public-safety compensation required approximately $730,000. She presented property-tax options to fund that need and roads. View the complete relevant discussion