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Carroll, Staci V.

Overview

This page brings together available records related to American Fork City Councilmember Staci Carroll.

Employment

  • Transparent Utah Public Compensation Records
    Fiscal Year Entity Employee Title Wages Benefits Total
    2026 American Fork City Carroll, Staci V. City Council $10,400.00 $26,748.26 $37,148.26
    2025 American Fork City Carroll, Staci V. City Council $10,400.00 $26,286.90 $36,686.90
    2024 American Fork City Carroll, Staci V. City Council $10,400.00 $26,112.26 $36,512.26
    2023 American Fork City Carroll, Staci V. City Council $10,400.00 $25,466.38 $35,866.38
    2022 American Fork City Carroll, Staci V. City Council $10,400.00 $24,252.90 $34,652.90
    2021 American Fork City Carroll, Staci V. City Council $7,692.48 $23,626.15 $31,318.63
    2020 American Fork City Carroll, Staci V. Council $6,000.28 $23,867.30 $29,867.58
    2019 American Fork City Carroll, Staci V. Council $6,000.28 $23,110.65 $29,110.93
    2018 American Fork City Carroll, Staci V. Council $2,884.75 $8,598.90 $11,483.65
    2014 American Fork City Carroll, Staci V. Specialty Class Inst $467.12 $41.21 $508.33

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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 multiple AFPD complaints, Council Member Staci Carroll said meeting rules prevented council members from asking follow-up questions during public comment, but that they listened and sometimes learned about previously unknown issues. She did not directly address the specific allegations. View the complete relevant discussion

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

  • Summary: Council Member Staci Carroll asked about the service area and growing demand for AFPD’s victim advocacy program. AFPD victim advocates said the program serves American Fork and Cedar Hills, that service levels had risen approximately 50% over six years, and that adding a second advocate had helped meet the increase. View the complete relevant discussion

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

  • Summary: Regarding the Millet Massage parlor investigation, Council Member Staci Carroll said the council was deciding whether the business had violated city code and that, for that administrative decision, she regarded the information presented by Police Chief Cameron Paul as evidence. She voted to revoke the license. View the complete relevant discussion

  • American Fork City Council — Budget Workshop — February 11–12, 2021:

  • Summary: Council Member Staci Carroll supported adding a mental-health advocate to reduce pressure on officers and asked about prevention-oriented community policing through environmental design. The ensuing discussion addressed lighting, fencing, landscaping, and strategically placed cameras as deterrents. View the complete relevant discussion