Davis County, UT

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Davis County Planning Commission

The Davis County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on September 3, 2026, to take public comment on proposed modifications to the county's General Plan. The agenda contains no other specific items, contracts, or ordinances. The General Plan is available for public review on the project website.

• Public hearing on modifications to the General Plan

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Library Board

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Library Board

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Library Board

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Davis County Planning Commission

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners will hold a work session to discuss three items: a donation to the Top of Utah Military Affairs Committee (TOUMAC) Patron Program and Annual Military Salute Picnic, a proposal for a Master Leasing Transitional Housing Program, and a presentation of the General Plan Draft. These are discussion items only, with no formal votes scheduled.

• Donation to TOUMAC Patron Program & Annual Military Salute Picnic
• Proposal for a Master Leasing Transitional Housing Program
• Presentation of the General Plan Draft

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners will consider a range of action items, including a $14 million pass-through agreement for substance abuse and mental health funding, a $150,000 settlement, and several contracts for health programs and facility improvements. The agenda also includes routine approvals of minutes and a property tax adjustment application.

• Amendment #9 to Contract #2025-0484 with Utah DHHS for $14,036,073 in substance abuse and mental health funding
• Settlement Agreement and Release of Claims for $150,000
• Interlocal agreements with Clearfield and Layton for HOME Consortium requalification
• New fencing and gate installation at Western Sports Park for $31,977
• Contracts for E-Cigarette, Marijuana, & Other Drug Prevention Grant Program totaling $240,963.98

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners has cancelled its work session and regular meeting scheduled for Tuesday, August 18, 2026, because a quorum could not be present as required by Utah law. No business will be conducted at these meetings.

• Work session at 8:00 AM cancelled
• Regular meeting at 10:00 AM cancelled
• Both at Davis County Administration Building, 61 South Main St., Farmington, Utah
• Cancellation due to lack of quorum under UCA 52-4-103(5)

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners has cancelled both its 8:00 AM work session and 10:00 AM regular meeting on Tuesday, August 18, 2026, due to a lack of quorum as required by Utah law. The agenda contains no items for discussion or decision; it is purely a cancellation notice.

• Work session cancelled (8:00 AM, Suite 306)
• Regular meeting cancelled (10:00 AM, Suite 303)
• Cancellation due to lack of quorum (UCA 52-4-103(5))

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners is holding a special session to conduct a public hearing on the county's Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Section 108 loan application. The hearing is the only agenda item, and no other business is listed.

• Public hearing on CDBG Section 108 loan application (agenda item #2026-772)

Library Board

The Davis County Library Board is meeting to approve minutes, ratify expenditures and donations, and approve several contracts and grants, including a $31,853 state grant and a construction update. Most items are routine ratifications of previously incurred expenses or agreements.

• Ratification of expenditures for May & June 2026 ($2,184.40)
• Ratification of low dollar contract summary ($11,914.00)
• Ratification of CLEF grant from Utah State Library ($31,853.00)
• Ratification of tenant subordination agreement for contract #2025-1390
• Ratification of CIPA compliance certification for eRate program

Davis County Planning Commission

The Davis County Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting on August 12, 2026, at 61 S Main Street, Room 303, Farmington, Utah. The agenda includes a work session on the General Plan Update, which will be presented and discussed. The commission will also consider approving the minutes from the June 4, 2026 meeting. No other business or action items are listed.

• General Plan Update Presentation and Discussion (Item 2026-791)
• Approval of Planning Commission Meeting Minutes for June 4, 2026 (Item 2026-786)

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners will meet to consider a $4 million real estate purchase for a permanent supportive/transitional housing project, pending a federal loan guarantee. They will also vote on an ordinance amending property tax sale procedures, several contracts for services, and a resolution for fire services with North Davis Fire District. The agenda includes routine items like meeting minutes, a meeting cancellation, and a special meeting for a public hearing.

• Ratification of $4,000,000 real estate purchase contract for supportive/transitional housing, pending HUD Section 108 loan
• Ordinance amending Title 3, Chapter 10 of Davis County Code: Real Property Tax Sale Procedures
• Resolution approving interlocal agreement for fire services with North Davis Fire District ($50,656)
• Agreement with Bowen Construction for concrete box culvert sections on Deuel Creek project ($145,400)
• Agreement with Interstate Companies for pavement striping services ($26,357.70)

Davis County Planning Commission

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners will hold a work session to discuss the 5th Local Option Transportation Sales Tax, as recommended by the Commission Chair. The meeting is procedural and does not include formal decisions.

• Work session on 5th Local Option Transportation Sales Tax (#2026-723) at 8:30 AM

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners will vote on several service contracts, including a major construction project for the Health Department. The body will also consider an ordinance regarding land surveying and various agreements for senior services and library grants.

• Agreement with Stout Building Contractors, LLC for a new Health Department Technical Center: $1,819,725.00
• Ordinance amending Chapter 14.22 of the County Code regarding Land Surveying and Land Survey Monuments
• Sponsorship Agreement with Bountiful Davis Arts Center: $7,000.00
• Community Library Enhancement (CLEF) Grant from Utah State Library: $31,853.00 (Receivable)
• Agreement with Utah Legal Services, Inc. for Senior Legal Services: $7,752.00

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners will hold a work session to receive a presentation on the FrontRunner 2X project. The board will also discuss proposed changes to financial policies, cost allocations, and employee leave benefits.

• Presentation on the UTA and UDOT FrontRunner 2X Project
• Discussion of proposed financial policies and cost allocation changes
• Review of proposed updates to the Leave Benefits Employee Policy

The Board of Davis County Commissioners held a work session with no formal votes or decisions. They received a presentation on the FrontRunner 2X project, which will add double tracking to reduce train wait times, and discussed proposed financial policy changes for the 2027 budget, including a flat cell phone allowance, a single mileage rate, and new purchasing thresholds. They also reviewed updates to the leave benefits policy, including FMLA changes. No actions were taken; items were discussed for future approval.

• No formal decisions made; work session only
• Discussed FrontRunner 2X project details (double tracking, new station, maintenance facility)
• Proposed cell phone policy: single $40/month flat rate for eligible employees
• Proposed mileage reimbursement: single rate of 46.5 cents per mile
• Proposed purchasing thresholds: micro-purchase limit raised to $15,000, mid-tier to $150,000
• Discussed cost allocation changes for General Fund overhead
• Reviewed leave benefits policy updates, including FMLA rolling look-back period

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners will hold public hearings regarding a loan guarantee for supportive housing and amendments to the 2026 operating and capital budgets. The board is also reviewing various service contracts, internet upgrades, and appointment of a public member to the Audit Committee.

• Ratification of a $4,000,000.00 real estate purchase contract for permanent supportive and transitional housing
• Public hearing for a resolution to amend the 2026 Operating and Capital Budgets
• Approval of a $2,249,000.00 receivable agreement for Davis County Aging Services
• Approval of a Comcast Enterprise Services sales order at $1,319.45 per month
• Appointment of Angela Lupcho to the Davis County Audit Committee for a two-year term

The Board approved a $4 million real estate purchase contract for about 5.258 acres of vacant land in Clearfield for a permanent supportive and transitional housing project, contingent on a HUD Section 108 loan guarantee. The board also postponed a public hearing on the loan application until after the contract approval. Additionally, the board approved a $10,000 incentive amendment for the USA BMX Pro Nationals event, changing the criteria from hotel room nights to $1 million in direct business sales.

• Approved the $4,000,000 real estate purchase contract for vacant land in Clearfield for supportive housing (Item #6).
• Postponed the public hearing on the CDBG Section 108 loan guarantee application (Item #5).
• Approved the amendment to the USA BMX contract, changing the incentive criteria to $1 million in direct business sales (Item #7).
• Approved the 2026 budget amendments, including transfers and grant rollovers (Item #8).
• Approved the Meals on Wheels donation agreement and the Area Agencies on Aging pass-through amendment (Items #9-10).
• Approved upgraded internet contracts with Comcast and the State of Utah, saving about $600 per month (Items #11-12).
• Approved the ICAC Task Force funding MOU and the Wells Fargo banking contract extension and sweep option (Items #13-15).
• Approved all consent items, including agreements for tournaments, events, and training reimbursements (Items #16-28).

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners will hold a public hearing to consider amending the 2026 Operating and Capital Budgets. The meeting is scheduled for July 28, 2026, at the Davis County Administrative Building.

• Public hearing to amend 2026 Operating and Capital Budgets

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners will hold a work session to review proposed financial policies and cost allocation changes. The meeting includes a closed session regarding the potential purchase of vacant land for a housing project.

• Proposed financial policies and cost allocation changes (#2026-732)
• Potential purchase of vacant land for a permanent supportive/transitional housing project (#2026-729)

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Davis County Commissioners will consider several approvals, including a $4,000,000 real estate purchase to acquire vacant land for a permanent supportive and transitional housing project, pending a HUD Section 108 loan. They will also approve a $2,249,000 state aging services pass‑through agreement, a $12,000 funding memorandum with the ICAC task force, and contracts for upgraded internet services. A public hearing will be held on a Community Development Block Grant loan guarantee for housing, and routine recognitions and library agreements will be reviewed.

• Approval of $4,000,000 real estate purchase contract for land for permanent supportive housing (pending HUD Section 108 loan)
• Approval of $2,249,000 Utah AAA State FY27 pass‑through agreement for aging services
• Approval of $12,000 memorandum of understanding with Utah ICAC Task Force for FY2027 funding
• Approval of Comcast upgrade at $1,319.45 per month for 36‑month term
• Public hearing on CDBG Section 108 loan guarantee application for permanent and transitional housing

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners will consider the abatement register for July 14, 2026, which may affect property tax adjustments. They will also vote on a consent agenda including a $120,454.77 chiller replacement contract, a $388,704 pass-through funding amendment for the Children's Justice Center, and a $15,000 ICAC task force MOU. Additional items include professional services contracts for building inspection and irrigation water rights at 153 S Main Street.

• Consideration of the Abatement Register for 07-14-2026
• Approval of $120,454.77 contract with Holbrook Service, LLC for chiller replacement at the Sheriff's Office
• Approval of $388,704 FY27 pass-through funding for the Davis County Children's Justice Center
• Approval of $15,000 Utah ICAC Task Force MOU for Fiscal Year 2027 between Davis County and Utah Attorney General's Office
• Approval of a five-year professional services contract with Shums Coda Associates for building and fire plan examination (hourly rates $50–$140)

The Board approved a $15,000 grant for the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force and several professional service agreements. The meeting included extensive public comment regarding the censure of Commissioner John Crofts. The Board also approved the July abatement register and property tax register.

• Approved $15,000 ICAC Task Force MOU for FY 2027 (Unanimous)
• Approved July 14, 2026 Abatement Register (Unanimous)
• Approved building and fire plan inspection contract with Shums Coda Associates, Inc. (Unanimous)
• Approved $3,200 auditing services contract with Tyson Plastow (Unanimous)
• Approved WellsOne Commercial Card Program with Wells Fargo (Unanimous)
• Approved irrigation water rights agreement with Benchland Water District (Unanimous)
• Approved $120,454.77 chiller replacement contract with Holbrook Service, LLC (Unanimous)
• Approved $388,704 pass-through funding for Children's Justice Center (Unanimous)

Board of Davis County Commissioners

This work session of the Board of Davis County Commissioners will discuss three items: potential amendments to the 2026 operating and capital budgets, a proposed change to the hiring approval process, and position adjustment requests from the Sheriff's Office. No final decisions are made at this meeting; it is a discussion only.

• Discussion of potential amendments to 2026 operating and capital budgets (recommended by County Controller Scott Parke)
• Proposed change to the approval process for hiring and related actions
• Position adjustment requests from the Sheriff's Office

The Board discussed several proposed budget amendments, including a $50,000 earnest deposit for supportive housing and $100,000 for legal defense costs. These items will be scheduled for a public hearing and formal approval. The Board also reviewed proposed changes to the HR hiring approval process and Sheriff's Office staffing reclassifications.

• Discussed $715,000 rollover of unspent COPS grant funds
• Discussed $100,000 Contingency Fund request for legal defender appeal costs
• Discussed $50,000 earnest deposit for 5.2-acre supportive housing property
• Discussed internal fund transfer for mosquito abatement channel enclosure
• Proposed HR policy change to require only HR Director approval for salaries above first quartile
• Proposed HR policy change to allow HR and Liaison Commissioner to approve position downgrades or part-time conversions
• Discussed reclassifying a Jail Administrative Support position to Account Tech 1 or 2

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board will consider a censure of Commissioner John Crofts and a rotation of the chair. Other business includes approvals of contracts for the rescheduled Warriors Over Wasatch Air Show, community health funding, indigent defense services, and annual shooting range use agreements. The board will also canvass the June 23 primary election and review the property tax register.

• Consideration of censure of Commissioner John Crofts and rotation of the chair
• Amendment to contract with Utah Air Show Foundation for rescheduled air show in 2027
• Agreement with Tanner Clinic for $2,000 community health intervention funding
• Ratification of $327,320 grant from the Indigent Defense Commission for indigent defense services
• Approval of annual limited use agreements for Davis County Shooting Range (three organizations)

The Board voted to rotate the Chair and Vice Chair positions and remove Commissioner John Crofts from supervising any County employee following an independent investigation into his workplace behavior. The Board also certified the June 23, 2026, primary election results and approved several health and legal service contracts.

• Approved rotation of Chair to Bob Stevenson and Vice Chair to Lorene Kamalu (2-0, 1 abstain)
• Removed Commissioner John Crofts from supervising any County employee (Action taken per Commission Office)
• Approved June 30, 2026, Work Session and Regular Meeting minutes (3-0)
• Approved rescheduling of 'Warriors Over Wastach Air Show' to June 19-20, 2027 (3-0)
• Approved $2,000 agreement with Tanner Clinic for chronic disease prevention (3-0)
• Approved $486,649 receivable amendment with Utah Department of Health & Human Services (3-0)
• Approved $327,320 grant for indigent defense services and legal contract with Nick Falcone (3-0)
• Certified the June 23, 2026, regular primary election results (3-0)

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The Davis County Commissioners will approve several contracts and agreements, including a $418,513.58 contract for Taser electronic control devices, a ClearGov financial reporting software service costing $21,812.50 one‑time plus $29,431.25 annually, and a $7,980 Lexipol subscription for law‑enforcement services. They will also adopt multiple Community Development Block Grant subrecipient agreements and an interlocal cooperation agreement for South Weber City valued at $359,661. The board will approve minutes from June 16 and June 23 meetings, a perpetual easement with Brookside Senior Living, and an in‑kind photography services agreement for Western Sports Park.

• Approval of Taser Electronic Control Devices contract #PA4605 for $418,513.58
• Approval of ClearGov financial reporting software contract: $21,812.50 one‑time + $29,431.25 ongoing
• Approval of Lexipol LEFTA Shield Suite subscription for $7,980.00
• Approval of Amendment #4 to Interlocal Cooperation Agreement for South Weber City, $359,661.00
• Approval of In‑kind Exclusive Service Provider Agreement with More Than a Sport Photography for Western Sports Park

The Davis County Commission unanimously approved interlocal cooperation agreements to requalify the county as an entitlement community for federal Community Development Block Grant funds through 2029. Commissioners also authorized subrecipient agreements distributing over $1 million in grants for waterline replacements, dental services, housing stability, and homeless shelter programs across multiple cities. The board additionally passed contracts for sheriff's office equipment and software, a photography service agreement for Western Sports Park, and a property easement for a UDOT project. All items were approved without dissent.

• Approved interlocal agreements requalifying Davis County for federal CDBG funds through 2029 (unanimous)
• Authorized subrecipient grants over $1M for waterline replacements, dental services, housing, and homeless programs (unanimous)
• Approved ClearGov financial reporting software contract ($21,812.50 one-time + ongoing fees) (unanimous)
• Approved sheriff's office contracts including Taser devices ($418,513.58) and law enforcement agreement ($359,661 receivable) (unanimous)
• Authorized in-kind photography services for Western Sports Park with More Than a Sport Photography (unanimous)
• Approved $10 perpetual easement with Brookside Senior Living for UDOT Project S-R199(343) (unanimous)
• Approved agreement with MetaSport FC for summer soccer games at Western Sports Park ($7,640.50 receivable) (unanimous)
• Approved June 30, 2026 Property Tax Register (unanimous)

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Davis County Commissioners will hold a work session to discuss an Analytic Data Use Agreement involving PEHP and Cedar Gate Technologies, Inc. They will also receive updates from the County Controller on financial reporting software, purchasing cards, and the on‑call vendor list. Finally, the board will consider including the Animal Care Tax Rate in existing Community Reinvestment Act agreements.

• Analytic Data Use Agreement for PEHP and Cedar Gate Technologies, Inc.
• Controller updates on financial reporting software, purchasing cards, and on‑call vendor list
• Discussion of adding the Animal Care Tax Rate to existing Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) agreements

The Board discussed upcoming contracts for financial software, purchasing cards, and on-call vendor lists. They also addressed whether the new Animal Welfare tax line should be included in existing Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) agreements.

• Decided not to include animal welfare tax line in existing CRA agreements
• Agreed to zero out the animal welfare rate for future CRAs
• Decided not to retroactively claw back increments from last year's distributions

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners will hold a public hearing regarding the issuance of bonds for the Kihomac Project. The board is also considering agreements related to opioid settlements and utility franchises.

• Public hearing for Industrial Development Revenue Bonds (Kihomac Project) not to exceed $10,000,000.00
• ORD #2026-0003 amending the Electric Utility Franchise and General Utility Easement to Rocky Mountain Power
• Agreement for use of Opioid Litigation Settlement Funds in the amount of $25,000.00
• State of Utah Court Bailiff and Security Contracts for FY 2027 totaling $1,317,064.32
• Interlocal Cooperation Agreements with Clearfield and Layton for the HOME Investment Partnership

The Board approved a one-year extension of the electric utility franchise agreement with Rocky Mountain Power (Pacific Core) and ratified Davis County's participation in the national opioid settlement with six remnant defendants. The board also approved interlocal agreements with Clearfield and Layton for the HOME program, allowed South Davis Metro Fire District to use $25,000 in opioid settlement funds for secure drug boxes, and approved several Sheriff's Office contracts. Action on the Kihomac industrial development revenue bonds was deferred to a future meeting.

• Approved extending the Rocky Mountain Power electric utility franchise agreement for one year (through 07/06/2027).
• Ratified the participation agreement for Davis County in the national opioid settlement with six remnant defendants.
• Approved interlocal cooperation agreements with Clearfield and Layton for the HOME Investment Partnership program (FY 2027-2029).
• Approved $25,000 in opioid settlement funds for South Davis Metro Fire District to purchase secure drug boxes.
• Ratified an employee settlement and release agreement (Sheriff's Office).
• Approved a 5-year service contract with T6, LLC (Rescue Power) for UPS maintenance at $3,200 annually.
• Ratified State of Utah court bailiff and security contracts for FY 2027 (receivable $1,317,064.32).
• Approved consent items including retirement incentives, SCRAM agreements, sports park agreements, and a golf sponsorship.

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a public hearing to consider a plan of finance for industrial development revenue bonds. These bonds would provide up to $10 million for Kihomac, Inc. to acquire and equip a manufacturing facility. The project is located at 3700 North Fairfield Road in Layton.

• Public hearing on industrial development revenue bonds not to exceed $10,000,000
• Proposed 67,729-square foot manufacturing facility for Kihomac, Inc.
• Project location: 3700 North Fairfield Road, Layton, Utah
• Bonds to mature in no more than 15 years

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners will hold a public hearing regarding resolutions to amend the 2026 budgets. The board will also consider several sponsorship agreements, law enforcement contracts, and a settlement payment.

• Public hearing for Resolution RES #2026-0022 to amend 2026 Operating and Capital Budgets
• Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with West Point City for law enforcement services: $899,126.56
• Sponsorship agreements with CenterPoint Legacy Theatre ($10,000) and Davis Arts Council ($10,000)
• Settlement agreement and release of claims with Jake Santos: $9,627.12
• Law enforcement agreement amendment with USDA Forest Service Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest: $15,000

The Board approved several budget amendments including state grants for elections and an EV wrap program. Additional actions included approving sponsorship agreements for local arts and a bus use agreement for senior services.

• Approved June 30, 2026 as 'Colonel Daniel L. Cornelius Day' (unanimous)
• Approved May 19, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved $9,627.12 settlement agreement with Jake Santos (unanimous)
• Approved $10,000 sponsorship for CenterPoint Legacy Theatre (unanimous)
• Approved $10,000 sponsorship for Davis Arts Council (unanimous)
• Approved 2026 operating and capital budget amendments (unanimous)
• Approved 1347 Register for 06-16-2026 (unanimous)
• Approved bus use agreement with Bountiful Historic Preservation Foundation (unanimous)

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners will hold a public hearing to consider amending the 2026 Operating and Capital Budgets. No specific budget changes or amounts are listed in the notice.

• Public hearing to amend 2026 Operating and Capital Budgets

Library Board

The Davis County Library Board will consider several action items, including approving the minutes from the May 14, 2026 meeting and ratifying expenditures for February through April 2026. The board will also vote on the creation of Library Collection Appeals and Administrative Review Committees, a lease for a temporary location in North Salt Lake, and a one‑day library closure on August 7, 2026 for staff training. Additional informational items include a Utah State Library certification letter and a PLA & ULA wrap‑up.

• Approve minutes from May 14, 2026 (Item #2026-591)
• Ratify February‑April 2026 expenditures (Item #2026-491)
• Approve Commercial and Industrial Lease for North Salt Lake temporary location – $64,944 (Item #2026-569)
• Approve library closure on Friday, August 7, 2026 until 2:00 pm for staff training (Item #2026-585)
• Approve Library Collection Appeals and Administrative Review Committees (Item #2026-617)

The Davis County Library Board approved a commercial lease for a temporary North Salt Lake location, set to open in mid-to-late August. The board also ratified expenditures, approved committee appointments, and scheduled a staff training closure. All actions were unanimous.

• Approved minutes from May 14, 2026 (unanimous)
• Ratified expenditures for February, March & April 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved Library Collection Appeals and Administrative Review Committees for 2026-2027 (unanimous)
• Approved $64,944 commercial lease for North Salt Lake temporary location (unanimous)
• Approved library closure on August 7, 2026 until 2:00 pm for staff training (unanimous)

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners will consider a resolution condemning anti-Semitism and adopting the IHRA definition. They will also vote on multiple contracts including road slurry seal ($135,889.80), law enforcement services with Fruit Heights City ($398,032.32), and pavement replacement on Legacy Trail ($105,198.00). A presentation on anti-defamation awareness is scheduled.

• Resolution condemning anti-Semitism and adopting IHRA definition
• Approval of $135,889.80 slurry seal and striping for county roads
• Approval of $398,032.32 law enforcement interlocal agreement with Fruit Heights City
• Approval of $105,198.00 pavement replacement on Legacy Trail
• Presentation on anti-defamation awareness by Anti-Defamation League

The Board approved a resolution condemning anti-Semitism and adopting the IHRA working definition. Additional actions included approving several service agreements for facilities, health services, public works, and law enforcement.

• Approved resolution condemning anti-Semitism (unanimous)
• Approved $105,198.00 Legacy Trail pavement replacement (unanimous)
• Approved $8,648.00 HVAC software upgrade (unanimous)
• Approved $0.00 utility cost saving program (unanimous)
• Approved $13,092.29 Valley View parking lot work (unanimous)
• Approved $60,350.00 Medicaid Aging Waiver Program amendment (unanimous)
• Approved $1,500.00 Midtown Community Health Center agreement (unanimous)
• Approved mobile emissions pilot agreement (unanimous)

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Davis County Board of Commissioners will hold a work session to discuss changes to the 2026 operating and capital budget and suggested updates to the tax sale ordinance. The session will also cover recommendations for 1347 applications.

• Discussion of 2026 Operating and Capital Budget changes
• Work session on suggested updates to the Tax Sale Ordinance
• Work session on 1347 Application Recommendations
• Closed session regarding character, competence, or health of an individual
• Budget Committee Discussions

The Board discussed proposed 2026 budget modifications, including election equipment upgrades and personnel transfers. They also reviewed updates to the tax sale ordinance and several property tax appeal recommendations.

• Scheduled a public hearing for requested 2026 budget changes
• Agreed to move tax sale ordinance updates to a Commission agenda for adoption
• Upheld denial of a 2025 property tax exemption for a homeowner in Kentucky
• Approved denial of a $7,666.16 interest refund request for Farmington office condos
• Postponed decision on a Bountiful residential tax credit appeal