First woman to serve on Utah County Commission is sworn in

Former county clerk/auditor Amelia Powers Gardner says she wants to bring innovation to county government.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Amelia Powers Gardner is sworn in as a Utah County commissioner by Josh Daniels in Provo on Thursday, April 29, 2021. Powers Gardner replaces Tanner Ainge and is the first woman ever to serve on the commission.

First woman to serve on Utah County Commission is sworn in

Former county clerk/auditor Amelia Powers Gardner says she wants to bring innovation to county government.

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