What Is Youth Council? 

Youth city councils are designed to involve youth in solving community problems. They learn to organize activities and service for themselves and to participate with their adult counterparts in city programs. Youth leaders take on roles of developing communication among community groups and with other young people in the community. 

Goals of Youth Council:

• Become more aware of community leaders and their concerns
• Identify community opportunities and problems that involve youth
• Set priorities for action
• Examine alternatives for best solutions
• Assist the City Council in action programs
• Become more involved in the democratic process

Please email minda.stockdale@parkcity.org with questions.

Youth City Council 2018 - 2019

Alex Sletta- Mayor

Alec Paden- Mayor Pro Tem

Andrea Vazquez

Brittney Mellin- Treasurer

Gabriela Hutchings

Grace Moore

Gwenyth Holloway

Louisa Keating

Martina Nedakovic

Mary Hurner

Naomi Smith- Outreach- Social Media

Olivia Downes- Secretary/Recorder

Shaun Roberts

Siclali Garcia

Siri Ahern

Steven Mitchell- Outreach- In-person

Youth City Council 2017 - 2018 

Maya Levine, Mayor 

Olivia Downes, Recorder

Valentin Astie, Treasurer

Alec Padan, Webpage administrator

Alex Sletta, Social media

Wyatt Hudgens, Mayor Pro Tem

Annie Sheinberg, Photographer

Kirsten Keblish, Photographer

Gigi Perkins, Council member

Grace Moore, Council member

Kali Watkins, Council member

Laisa Pena, Council member

Lauren Stemler, Council member

Louisa Keating, Council member

A Brief History of Youth City Councils

The Youth City Council (YCC) program was originally started as part of Utah Community Progress (UCP) and was sponsored by Utah State University Extension Service, Utah League of Cities and Towns, and the Utah Department of Economic Development.  The first Youth City Council in Utah was organized in Hyrum City, Utah.  Then Hyrum Mayor Bruce Darley and Utah State University Community Development Specialists Wes Maughan and Jeri Winger were instrumental in starting this first youth city council.  The number of cities participating grew to the point that an association of youth councils was formed in 1992.  This non-profit association provides continued leadership for YCCs throughout Utah.  Their mission is to provide opportunities for youth to develop mature citizenship, leadership, a sense of personal achievement and an understanding of government.

Youth City Council In Action:

See our members in action as they work with the City Council and Leaders of the Community.

Youth City Council members working to decide on a service project.