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Barnes, Kevin J.

Overview

This page brings together available records related to American Fork City Councilmember Kevin J. Barnes.

Other names used: Kevin Barnes.

Employment

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    Fiscal Year Entity Employee Title Wages Benefits Total
    2024 American Fork City Barnes, Kevin J. City Council $6,300.00 $6,038.61 $12,338.61
    2023 American Fork City Barnes, Kevin J. City Council $10,400.00 $14,957.28 $25,357.28
    2022 American Fork City Barnes, Kevin J. City Council $10,400.00 $14,786.30 $25,186.30
    2021 American Fork City Barnes, Kevin J. City Council $7,692.48 $15,134.83 $22,827.31
    2020 American Fork City Barnes, Kevin J. Council $6,000.28 $15,453.16 $21,453.44
    2019 American Fork City Barnes, Kevin J. Council $6,000.28 $15,547.10 $21,547.38
    2018 American Fork City Barnes, Kevin J. Council $6,000.28 $12,988.95 $18,989.23
    2017 American Fork City Barnes, Kevin J. Council $6,000.28 $18,785.07 $24,785.35
    2016 American Fork City Barnes, Kevin J. Council $3,000.14 $8,773.51 $11,773.65

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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 — Regular Session — August 23, 2022:

  • Summary: Council Member Kevin Barnes asked why the shooting range was no longer planned for the basement and, after hearing that police and fire impact-fee funds each held approximately $2.5 million, asked why the city should not also build the police station. Staff recommended completing Station 52 first. View the complete relevant discussion

  • American Fork City Council — Regular Session — June 9, 2020:

  • Summary: Council Member Kevin Barnes asked about the projected $7,000 annual budget impact of the public-safety retirement contribution and whether costs would rise as additional employees moved from Tier 1 to Tier 2. View the complete relevant discussion

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

  • Summary: Council Member Kevin Barnes asked whether the city could seek the grant again after three years. After Police Chief Darren Falslev explained that the grant was offered annually but was highly competitive, Barnes praised the Police Department and called the award a benefit to the community. View the complete relevant discussion

  • Summary: Council Member Kevin Barnes requested clarification of the $12,000 allocated for police overtime in the Steel Days management agreement. View the complete relevant discussion