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Eagle Mountain · Elected officials

Jared Gray

Mayor

Politician profile: current office and sources →

Co-founded Gray Trucking in 2000 and later Gray Excavating; has worked in real estate; president of Pony Express Events. Has served on the city's Cemetery, Parks and Recreation, Youth Council and Planning Commission boards. · Eagle Mountain City, Mayor & City Council

Disclosed interests

No conflict-of-interest form has been reviewed for this profile yet.

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.

  • Declared a conflict of interest on the Firefly NPA 9.A master site plan and abstained. December 16, 2025 · Minutes (PDF)
  • Disclosed a conflict on the resolution of intent to partner on rodeo grounds relocation, recused from discussion and abstained from the vote. April 15, 2025 · Minutes (PDF)
  • Disclosed unrelated business dealings with the owners of Oquirrh Wood Ranch outside Utah County before the sewer easement vote; the city attorney reviewed city code and said recusal was not required. April 1, 2025 · Minutes (PDF)
  • Declared a conflict on the Firefly 4 million gallon tank change order and the Pole Canyon district annexation consent, left the room and did not vote. February 18, 2025 · Minutes (PDF)
  • Disclosed that he is president of Pony Express Events, a nonprofit, when raising rodeo grounds priority and a matching-funds offer for the Youth Scholarship. June 7, 2022 · Minutes (PDF)
  • Disclosed past work with WW Clyde and a possible future project tied to the sales tax revenue bonds before the bond vote; no recusal was recorded and he voted. February 15, 2022 · Minutes (PDF)
  • Livestock he keeps was raised during the animal code hearing; City Attorney Jeremy Cook said owning animals does not create a conflict, and Gray said he houses livestock outside Eagle Mountain and explained his animal sales. No recusal was recorded. January 4, 2022 · Minutes (PDF)
  • Abstained on the ridgeline protection overlay zone, saying he could not review the materials before the vote and was participating by phone. January 19, 2021 · Minutes (PDF)
  • Disclosed before the home business license appeal that he knows one speaker and has met the applicants; he said he could remain impartial and did not recuse. November 17, 2020 · Minutes (PDF)

Campaign contributions

2023 City Council campaign · Campaign Finance Statement (PDF, scanned image)

Filing is listed on disclosures.utah.gov (https://disclosures.utah.gov/Municipal/utah_2023_Eagle%20Mountain) but the PDF has no machine-readable text. Read the original for totals and contributions.

No contributions from others are listed.

Voting record

Agenda items voted on
835
Yes
666
No
24
Abstained or recused
9
Absent for the item
73
Motions made
112

From January 21, 2020 to December 16, 2025. 63 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

Abstained or recused

Every recorded vote

2025 (177 votes)
2024 (140 votes)
2023 (58 votes)
2022 (152 votes)
2021 (144 votes)
2020 (164 votes)

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