Bradley Park PLS
County Surveyor, Salt Lake County
Office held
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Surveying and construction background
Bradley Park is a professionally licensed surveyor whose official biography describes nearly two decades in surveying and construction. A lifelong Salt Lake County resident, he lives in West Jordan. He joined the County Surveyor’s Office as chief deputy surveyor in 2021, bringing industry experience to work involving the county’s land-survey records and questions from residents about property boundaries. [1]
From chief deputy to county surveyor
Park now serves as Salt Lake County surveyor. His official biography describes efforts to improve office efficiency during his chief-deputy service and an interest in developing new ways to serve residents. It identifies helping the public understand property-boundary questions as a motivation for public service. Those themes connect his technical background with the accessibility of the county’s survey records. [1]
Survey monuments and public records
The office maintains the county’s survey-monument network and a repository of survey plats and corner records. Its responsibilities include reviewing subdivision plats in unincorporated areas and annexation plats countywide. It also handles surveys of county property. An interactive map lets users examine filed surveys, placing land-record preservation and public access among the practical responsibilities of Park’s office. [2]
Statewide professional collaboration
A January 2026 Utah Council of Land Surveyors publication credits Park among county surveyors who reviewed and refined an updated Corner Record Guide. The guide includes templates, examples and a fillable form intended to standardize monument documentation. His participation provides a specific professional example of work beyond routine county administration, involving cooperation with surveyors from other jurisdictions. [3]
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