A former Bluffdale fire chief and mayoral candidate has pleaded guilty to misusing public money.
<p>BLUFFDALE — A former Bluffdale fire chief and mayoral candidate has pleaded guilty to misusing public money.
</p><p>Those altered records ended up costing Bluffdale taxpayers more than $128,000 in overpayments, prosecutors said.
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