Chad Argyle

Brief Bio:

My name is Chad Argyle and I will be running for mayor this November. I am a life-long resident of Spanish Fork. My parents are Joyce and Bud Swanner, I married Teresa Evans, daughter of Blaine and Linda Evans; all of whom also were born and raised right here in our town. I feel my deep roots here contribute to my love of this community. I have four children, Jed (Calee), Abbie (Paul), Jake (Kelci), and Mandie (Ryan), who are all raising their own families here, and 11 grandchildren whom I love to play and tease with. Spanish Fork is the best place to raise a family!
I graduated from Spanish Fork High School then attended Utah Technical College (now UVU) and graduated with an associates degree in Electronic Engineering. I started working in the telecommunication business at Mountain Bell which has evolved to what is now Century Link. I first started working as an installation and maintenance technician, then worked up in the company as a cable repairman. During my position as a cable repairman I was elected as the vice president of the Communication Workers of America (CWA). I worked as a manager and eventually engineer during my career in telephone communications.

I retired after 33 years at the same company and now help at my father in law's farm and serve on the council.

Why Are You Running For Spanish Fork City Council?

My main goals as mayor will be to: Improve open communication between city government and citizens; to improve traffic and parking issues we are facing; Would like to keep the pride in our city we need to take care of our homes and yards; and to strengthen and unify our community. I have always been good at solving problems and a good leader. I truly have no personal agenda; I am running for mayor because I love to serve.