Michael Snelson
Incumbent Michael Snelson is running for City Council in Springville, Utah. The election was held on October 4, 2025.
Michael Snelson is seeking re-election for a 4-year term on the Springville City Council, bringing
proven leadership and a commitment to community progress. Michael is the President of
Snelson PhotoColor Lab, a 53 year old Springville business. As a council member, Michael has
spearheaded transformative initiatives, including the construction of the Cherry Ridge Bike Park,
improvements to Dry Creek Trail Park, and the development of the Active Transportation Plan,
enhancing recreational and mobility options for residents.
He served on the board of the Chamber of Commerce, as chairman of the Mayor’s Economic
Advisory Commission and chairman of the Sign Ordinance Committee, driving economic growth
and clear community standards. Michael’s commitment to Springville’s cultural vitality is evident
through his extensive work with the Springville Museum of Art, where he currently serves on the
Art Board. Additionally, together with former council member Chris Sorensen, he formed and
now actively serves as council representative on the PAR Board, fostering community
engagement and recreation.
With a record of initiating impactful projects and collaborating with local organizations, Michael
is dedicated to continuing his service to Springville, prioritizing sustainable development, cultural
enrichment, and community-driven solutions. Re-elect Michael Snelson to ensure experienced,
forward-thinking leadership for Springville’s future.
proven leadership and a commitment to community progress. Michael is the President of
Snelson PhotoColor Lab, a 53 year old Springville business. As a council member, Michael has
spearheaded transformative initiatives, including the construction of the Cherry Ridge Bike Park,
improvements to Dry Creek Trail Park, and the development of the Active Transportation Plan,
enhancing recreational and mobility options for residents.
He served on the board of the Chamber of Commerce, as chairman of the Mayor’s Economic
Advisory Commission and chairman of the Sign Ordinance Committee, driving economic growth
and clear community standards. Michael’s commitment to Springville’s cultural vitality is evident
through his extensive work with the Springville Museum of Art, where he currently serves on the
Art Board. Additionally, together with former council member Chris Sorensen, he formed and
now actively serves as council representative on the PAR Board, fostering community
engagement and recreation.
With a record of initiating impactful projects and collaborating with local organizations, Michael
is dedicated to continuing his service to Springville, prioritizing sustainable development, cultural
enrichment, and community-driven solutions. Re-elect Michael Snelson to ensure experienced,
forward-thinking leadership for Springville’s future.
