WASATCH COUNTY · DISCLOSURE RECORDS
Three officials in Wasatch County sit on overlapping nonprofit boards. Three separate conflict-of-interest disclosure forms, filed for three separate offices, each ask the same basic question — and each comes back with the same answer.
Wasatch County Conflict of Interest Disclosure Form, submitted as his MIDA board disclosure, dated Jan. 2, 2026.
☐ I have no conflict of interest to reportAll three disclosure lines left blank — including no mention of a spouse, despite the form's own instructions asking filers to list boards "you (and your spouse) sit on."
MIDA's own statutory disclosure form — required under Utah Code §63H-1-304 — asks explicitly for "each entity or organization… in which the individual currently serves… in a paid or unpaid position on a board of directors." Rowland did not file that form; he filed the generic county form instead.
Annual Wasatch Open Lands Board Conflict of Interest Disclosure Form, signed Feb. 4, 2026, notarized.
Listed: Heber Valley Chamber of Commerce — DirectorThat's the only entity named. The lines asking about personal conflicts and other business relationships were left blank.
Three of those four entities — CAMS, Wasatch County Arts Council, and Red White and Blue Festival Inc. — are all registered at the same address: 475 N Main Street, Heber City.
Conflict of Interest Disclosure Form, bundled into her Declaration of Candidacy, filed January 2026.
☐ I have no conflict of interest to reportAll three disclosure lines left blank. Notably, Kahler filed proper disclosures for her original 2019 Heber City Council run — this is a break from her own prior record, not a first-time omission.
Her campaign financial disclosures — a separate filing requirement — are on record and up to date. It is specifically the conflict-of-interest disclosure that shows this gap.
| Official | Office / seat | What the form says | Confirmed entities missing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Erik Rowland | County Council Seat C; MIDA board | No conflict — blank | CAMS board + at least 4 business entities |
| Dallin Koecher | Wasatch Open Lands Board | One entity listed | 4 additional nonprofit board seats |
| Rachel Kahler | County Council Seat A, candidate | No conflict — blank | Paid CAMS role, 1 nonprofit board, 1 real estate LLC |
475 N Main Street, Heber City is the registered address for CAMS, Red White and Blue Festival Inc., and Wasatch County Arts Council — all three tied to Koecher in some capacity.
Kahler, Matt Brower, and Dallin Koecher all sit together on Red White and Blue Festival Inc.'s board — the same three names tangled in the CAMS disclosure questions.
The nonprofit's own state corporate registration shows a status of "Delinquent" as of its most recent update — separate from any individual board member's disclosure gap.
CAMS board chair Tom Stone was disqualified from a 2024 Wasatch County School Board race for missing a financial disclosure deadline, then sued the county clerk over it.
Public records and reporting used for this piece. Disclosure forms and corporate filings are primary source documents; news coverage is cited for contract terms, meeting outcomes, and background that these records alone don't establish.