With populations ranging from 23 to nearly 200,000, Utah’s communities vary significantly. To address the needs of each individual city or town, municipal governments must be dynamic.
In the list below, you will find helpful information about each city and town, including their website and form of government.
| wdt_ID | wdt_created_by | wdt_created_at | wdt_last_edited_by | wdt_last_edited_at | Municipality | Form of Government | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | Alpine City | Six-Member Council | https://www.alpineut.gov/ |
| 2 | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | Alta | Five Member Council | https://townofalta.utah.gov/ |
| 3 | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | Altamont | Five Member Council | https://altamontutah.gov/ |
| 4 | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | Alton Town | Five Member Council | https://www.utah.gov/pmn/sitemap/publicbody/5997.html |
| 5 | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | Amalga | Five Member Council | https://www.amalgautah.gov/ |
| 6 | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | American Fork City | Six-Member Council | https://www.americanfork.gov/ |
| 7 | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | Annabella Town | Five Member Council | https://annabella.utah.gov/ |
| 8 | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | Antimony | Five Member Council | https://www.utah.gov/pmn/sitemap/publicbody/6043.html |
| 9 | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | Apple Valley | Five Member Council | https://www.applevalleyut.gov |
| 10 | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | Aurora | Six-Member Council | https://www.utah.gov/pmn/sitemap/publicbody/255.html |
| 11 | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | Ballard City | Five Member Council | https://www.ballardcityut.gov/ |
| 12 | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | Bear River City | Six-Member Council | https://www.bearrivercityutah.gov/ |
| 13 | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | Beaver City | Six-Member Council | https://beavercityut.gov/ |
| 14 | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | Bicknell Town | Five Member Council | https://www.utah.gov/pmn/sitemap/publicbody/3277.html |
| 15 | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | Big Water Municipal Corp. | Five Member Council | https://www.utah.gov/pmn/sitemap/publicbody/3381.html |
| 16 | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | Blanding City | Six-Member Council | https://www.blanding-ut.gov |
| 17 | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | Bluff | Five Member Council | https://bluffutah.org |
| 18 | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | Bluffdale | Six-Member Council | https://www.bluffdale.gov/ |
| 19 | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | Boulder Town | Five Member Council | https://boulder.utah.gov |
| 20 | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | Bountiful | Six-Member Council | https://www.bountifulutah.gov |
| 21 | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | Brian Head | Council-Manager | https://brianheadtown.utah.gov |
| 22 | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | Brigham City | Six-Member Council | https://www.bcutah.gov/ |
| 23 | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | Brighton | Five Member Council | https://www.brighton.utah.gov |
| 24 | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | Bryce Canyon City | Six-Member Council | https://www.brycecanyoncityut.gov |
| 25 | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | jkwong | 27/07/2026 03:42 PM | Cannonville Town | Five Member Council | https://cannonville.gov/ |
*NOTE: If your community is a different form of government, please send us (1) the documentation establishing the current form of government, and (2) the date the form of government was established.
Identifying what form of government each city is currently operating under can be somewhat of a difficult task. For example, just because your municipality has a city manager does not necessarily mean you are operating under a Council-Manager form of government. Similarly, just because you have five members on your city or town council does not mean that you are operating under a Five-Member Council form of government.
The best way to determine what form of government you are operating under is to sift through the ordinances and ballot propositions of your municipality changing that to a new form of government. If you cannot find any help with searching the ordinance archives, you should ask a few key questions:
Asking these questions will get you headed in the right direction. If you need further help or clarification, ask your city attorney who can point you in the right direction to find the answer, or you can check our list below. If you believe we have listed your form of government incorrectly, please email us with your form of government ordinance.
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