CITY OFFICIAL RECORDS
Taylor, Clark P.
Overview
This page brings together available records related to American Fork City Councilmember Clark P. Taylor.
Other names used: Clark Taylor.
Employment
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Transparent Utah Public Compensation Records Fiscal Year Entity Employee Title Wages Benefits Total 2026 American Fork City Taylor, Clark P. City Council $10,750.00 $25,266.51 $36,016.51 2025 American Fork City Taylor, Clark P. City Council $14,600.00 $4,771.64 $19,371.64 2024 American Fork City Taylor, Clark P. City Council $14,600.00 $4,743.64 $19,343.64 2023 American Fork City Taylor, Clark P. City Council $14,600.00 $4,741.56 $19,341.56 2022 American Fork City Taylor, Clark P. City Council $14,600.00 $4,876.40 $19,476.40 2021 American Fork City Taylor, Clark P. City Council $11,292.42 $4,775.32 $16,067.74 2020 American Fork City Taylor, Clark P. Council $9,000.16 $4,650.88 $13,651.04 2019 American Fork City Taylor, Clark P. Council $9,000.16 $4,615.52 $13,615.68 2018 American Fork City Taylor, Clark P. Council $4,153.92 $616.80 $4,770.72 2016 American Fork City Taylor, Clark P. Council $3,230.92 $3,762.64 $6,993.56 2015 American Fork City Taylor, Clark P. Council $6,231.06 $7,256.52 $13,487.58 2014 American Fork City Taylor, Clark P. Council $12,000.04 $988.00 $12,988.04
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 — Regular Session — June 9, 2026:
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Summary: After a public-comment period that included multiple AFPD complaints, Council Member Clark Taylor thanked residents for participating respectfully and recognized both public-safety personnel and residents advocating for issues. He did not directly address the specific police-accountability allegations. View the complete relevant discussion
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American Fork City Council — Regular Session — August 26, 2025:
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Summary: Regarding the Millet Massage parlor investigation, Council Member Clark Taylor questioned whether the workers were licensed and what training the business would provide. He expressed concern about the legitimacy of standalone massage businesses, read the council’s findings of fact supporting revocation, and voted in favor. View the complete relevant discussion
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American Fork City Council — Regular Session — August 23, 2022:
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Summary: Council Member Clark Taylor said public safety was a top priority and cautioned that reducing construction costs could cost more later. He supported providing high-quality facilities that matched what the city expected from public-safety personnel. View the complete relevant discussion
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American Fork City Council — Budget Workshop — February 10–11, 2022:
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Summary: After staff identified public-safety employee retention as the largest reason for a proposed tax increase, Council Member Clark Taylor said the lower option was already consumed by existing needs and favored considering the higher option, followed by annual adjustments. View the complete relevant discussion