Matt Durham

Disclosed interests

Disclosures and recusals in the minutes

Every time the council minutes since 2020 record this official disclosing an interest or stepping aside for one, as summarized from the minutes.

None recorded.

Campaign contributions

No campaign finance filing reviewed yet.

Voting record

Agenda items voted on

329

Yes

289

No

5

Abstained or recused

0

Absent for the item

24

Motions made

54

From January 9, 2020 to September 17, 2026. 11 votes are marked not recorded because the minutes' attendance and tally don't account for every member. Each count is per agenda item, not per meeting: missing one meeting counts as absent for every item on its agenda, and consent agenda items each count separately. A yes is counted only when everyone present is accounted for in the tally. Motions count once per item, so moving a consent agenda counts for each item on it.

Voted no

• Ordinance 2025-01: roadway classifications (Title 13.02.030) March 6, 2025 · Denied 0-6; all members including the mayor voted no
• Ordinance 2024-16: Allow short-term rentals as a conditional use in the PO zone October 24, 2024 · Denied 0-5; all five voted no, including the mayor, and the mover and seconder
• Ordinance: Internally illuminated fuel price signs in the Holladay Village zone October 5, 2023 · Denied 0-6; all six voted no, including the mayor
• Ordinance 2022-23: Amend Title 13.72.030 (FCOZ lot and density standards) December 8, 2022 · Denied 3-3 (the mayor voted yes); Council Members Matt Durham, Dan Gibbons and Paul Fotheringham voted no
• Ordinance 2021-01: Rezone 4545, 4549 and 4551 South Highland Drive from R-2-10 to RM February 18, 2021 · Denied 5-1 to deny; Council Member Paul Fotheringham voted yes; the minutes record the mayor voting with the council · Seconded

Every recorded vote

In our reporting

• Holladay council approves Royal Holladay Hills affordable housing agreement 6-0 in December 2025 After discussions in November and early December 2025, the City Council approved an affordable housing agreement with the redevelopment agency and KMW Development on Dec. 18, 2025. Later agency agendas proposed a $2.5 million budget amendment and an amendment to the agreement.
• Holladay council backs $9.1 million Spring Lane Park option and adopts design plan in August 2026 Approved minutes show the council supported a $9.1 million full renovation of Spring Lane Park on Aug. 6, 2026 and adopted a design plan 6-0 on Aug. 20. The building authority's budget amendment to fund the increase appears in the city's recording of Aug. 6, though the authority's own minutes have not been posted.