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Frost, Bradley J.

Overview

This page brings together available records related to American Fork Mayor Bradley J. Frost.

Other names used: Bradley Frost.

Employment

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    Fiscal Year Entity Employee Title Wages Benefits Total
    2026 American Fork City Frost, Bradley J. Mayor $28,900.00 $11,503.88 $40,403.88
    2025 American Fork City Frost, Bradley J. Mayor $26,800.00 $44,155.22 $70,955.22
    2024 American Fork City Frost, Bradley J. Mayor $24,700.00 $29,142.08 $53,842.08
    2023 American Fork City Frost, Bradley J. Mayor $24,700.00 $28,424.17 $53,124.17
    2022 American Fork City Frost, Bradley J. Mayor $24,700.00 $27,287.74 $51,987.74
    2021 American Fork City Frost, Bradley J. Mayor $18,361.60 $26,495.28 $44,856.88
    2020 American Fork City Frost, Bradley J. Mayor $14,400.10 $26,528.21 $40,928.31
    2019 American Fork City Frost, Bradley J. Mayor $14,400.10 $24,632.28 $39,032.38
    2018 American Fork City Frost, Bradley J. Mayor $10,038.66 $19,066.78 $29,105.44
    2017 American Fork City Frost, Bradley J. Council $6,281.00 $18,808.14 $25,089.14
    2016 American Fork City Frost, Bradley J. Council $6,129.08 $17,488.45 $23,617.53
    2015 American Fork City Frost, Bradley J. Council $6,231.06 $19,746.85 $25,977.91
    2014 American Fork City Frost, Bradley J. Council $9,000.16 $15,797.36 $24,797.52

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Council Meeting Remarks

Summaries of this official’s remarks that materially concern police accountability, oversight, policy, victim services, major operations, or significant resource decisions.

  • American Fork City Council — Truth in Taxation Public Hearing — August 11, 2026:

  • Summary: After Julie Rodriguez said she had not seen accountability or transparency within AFPD, did not trust the department or city, and wanted an interview with the mayor, Mayor Bradley Frost asked her to provide her information to the city recorder. The published minutes do not record a substantive response to her concerns. View the complete relevant discussion

  • American Fork City Council — Regular Session — July 28, 2026:

  • Summary: After Kambria Wong asked the city to prohibit federal immigration agents from using city- or county-owned property for enforcement activity, Mayor Bradley Frost asked whom she wanted to meet with, offered to meet personally, and requested her contact information. View the complete relevant discussion

  • American Fork City Council — Regular Session — July 14, 2026:

  • Summary: After Brian Kleiner raised concerns about a police investigation and city oversight, Mayor Bradley Frost said the council could not engage in dialogue during public comment. He offered to meet privately, requested Kleiner’s contact information, and said he would personally follow up; Kleiner asked that the meeting be recorded. View the complete relevant discussion

  • American Fork City Council — Regular Session — June 9, 2026:

  • Summary: After a public-comment period that included multiple AFPD complaints, Mayor Bradley Frost said the council had heard the comments, would consider the issues raised, and would work with the community on concerns and solutions. He did not directly address the specific police-accountability allegations. View the complete relevant discussion

  • American Fork City Council — Work Session — June 2, 2026:

  • Summary: During a presentation on AFPD’s victim advocacy program, Mayor Bradley Frost observed that victims can respond differently to law-enforcement intervention, including when they have a relationship with the person arrested. An AFPD victim advocate explained how the program helps victims understand their options and focus on safety and recovery. View the complete relevant discussion

  • American Fork City Council — Truth in Taxation Public Hearing — August 23, 2022:

  • Summary: After hearing public comment on the proposed tax increase, Mayor Bradley Frost said the city could not continue providing public safety in the same manner it had in the past and said the council would consider the testimony before voting. View the complete relevant discussion

  • American Fork City Council — Regular Session — August 23, 2022:

  • Summary: Mayor Bradley Frost supported including the Station 52 shooting range, saying it was important for the city to have and control that asset. View the complete relevant discussion

  • American Fork City Council — Regular Session — January 23, 2018:

  • Summary: In his State of the City remarks, Mayor Bradley Frost highlighted police call, arrest, and investigation figures; the assignment of a full-time domestic-violence investigator; community education; police use of Narcan; coordinated active-shooter training; and the police chief’s work on state public-safety policy. View the complete relevant discussion

Interviews