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HEBER CITY, Utah — FOX 13 News has learned Heber City agreed to pay $7,800 to two sergeants who accused the department of retaliating against them for voicing concerns about their chief of police.
The settlement prevents both whistleblowers from filing any future lawsuits.
As part of the settlement, neither side admitted wrongdoing, and neither side is allowed to speak with the media.
Contrary to state law, the settlement was withheld from the public for months. The Utah State Records Committee overruled Heber City’s decision to withhold the document.
The two sergeants said the city retaliated against...
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