City Council Work Session - December 2, 2025

Meeting Summary

The Lehi City Council held its monthly work session on December 2, 2025, the first Tuesday of the month. Work sessions are informal deliberative meetings at which the council receives staff presentations, asks questions about upcoming agenda items, and explores policy topics without taking formal binding votes. This session occurred during a notable period of transition — Mayor-elect Paul Binns and newly elected council members James Harrison and Rachel Freeman were preparing to take office in January, and the outgoing council was managing year-end administrative business. The December 2 work session was among the final sessions held before the city transitioned to its newly constructed Lehi Civic Center. The $22 million, 60,000-square-foot facility — featuring council chambers double the size of the previous space, community rooms, a library branch, and expanded administrative offices — was set to open in time for the first council meeting of 2026. The new building represented a major milestone for a city that has grown dramatically over the past decade and had outgrown its previous facilities. Specific presentation topics and briefing materials discussed at the December 2 work session are not available through public news sources. The next regular council meeting was scheduled for December 9, at which the council took action on two significant development agreements. Residents seeking a complete record of the work session may access the agenda and video recording through the Lehi City Granicus portal.