60% of Heber Citys workforce COMMUTES from outside county @KPCWRadio
60% of Heber Citys workforce COMMUTES from outside county  @KPCWRadio
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The Heber City Council is revisiting plans for Celebration, a multiphase project near Wasatch High School.

City Manager Matt Brower said different shares of the units will be designated for different income levels. At a meeting Tuesday, Aug. 4, the council will focus on specifics of the agreement between the developer and the city.

“Phase 1 consists of 148 units, all of them affordable, between 40% and 80% AMI, and it’s just walking through the terms of the agreement to see if it’s acceptable to the city,” he said on KPCW’s “Local News Hour” Aug. 3.

AMI is area median income. For Wasatch County, a family of four making between $54,000 and $109,000 would qualify for Celebration housing.

Rents would vary based on the size of the apartment and the tenant’s income.
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