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Hunter, Ryan D.

Overview

This page brings together available records related to American Fork City Councilmember Ryan Hunter.

Employment

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    Fiscal Year Entity Employee Title Wages Benefits Total
    2026 American Fork City Hunter, Ryan D. City Council $14,600.00 $5,017.84 $19,617.84
    2025 American Fork City Hunter, Ryan D. City Council $14,600.00 $5,057.69 $19,657.69
    2024 American Fork City Hunter, Ryan D. City Council $14,600.00 $5,059.12 $19,659.12
    2023 American Fork City Hunter, Ryan D. City Council $14,600.00 $5,067.20 $19,667.20
    2022 American Fork City Hunter, Ryan D. City Council $14,600.00 $5,210.12 $19,810.12
    2021 American Fork City Hunter, Ryan D. City Council $2,300.00 $793.68 $3,093.68

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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 — June 9, 2026:

  • Summary: After a public-comment period that included several concerns about AFPD, Council Member Ryan Hunter thanked participants for speaking and separately expressed appreciation for officers who had recently helped his family when they were targeted in an incident. He did not directly address the specific police-accountability allegations raised during public comment. View the complete relevant discussion

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

  • Summary: Council Member Ryan Hunter asked how AFPD’s victim advocacy program distinguishes individual victims served from total victim contacts. AFPD victim advocates explained that contacts include repeated follow-up, court notifications, welfare checks, resource coordination, and communication through non-offending parents when children are involved. View the complete relevant discussion

  • American Fork City Council — Regular Session — August 26, 2025:

  • Summary: Regarding the Millet Massage parlor investigation, Council Member Ryan Hunter questioned whether moving the two accused workers out of state for other employment suggested trafficking and asked about tracing cash payments to patrons. He moved to revoke the business license based on the council’s findings, and the motion passed unanimously. View the complete relevant discussion

  • American Fork City Council — Regular Session — July 26, 2022:

  • Summary: During consideration of an annexation near 1700 North and North County Boulevard, Council Member Ryan Hunter said the city should consider whether the public-facilities-zoned property might be needed for additional Police Department space. He was not ready to change the general plan’s designation. View the complete relevant discussion