Daggett County meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Daggett County meetings set to weigh vehicle repairs, floodplain rules, and building projects

Over the past two weeks, Daggett County boards and commissions have scheduled a series of meetings to consider administrative, land-use, and infrastructure items. All meetings were held on an agenda-only basis, with minutes not yet published, so no final decisions have been recorded. The most financially specific items appear on the Aug. 18 commission agenda, which includes several vehicle repair purchase requests totaling more than $47,000.

County Commission

The Daggett County Commission met Aug. 11 to review road projects, budget adjustments, ordinance amendments, personnel matters, and scheduled public hearings. No dollar amounts or project names were listed in the agenda.

At its Aug. 18 meeting, the commission and the Redevelopment Agency (RDA) considered several purchase requests, including:

• Repairing Deputy Guymon's vehicle: $13,287.82
• Repairing Sheriff Bailey's vehicle: $13,694.39
• Repairing Deputy Harrison's vehicle: $9,366.54
• An unspecified purchase request for $6,417.10
• A Narcotic Strike Force share: $4,200.00

The commission also discussed the Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) program and the Silver Lining Senior Center budget. A closed session was scheduled for topics permitted by state law.

Planning & Zoning

Two Planning and Zoning meetings were held Aug. 18, both focused on updating floodplain management rules and zoning bylaws. The first meeting included review of an updated site plan for an RV dump station, updates to Resolution 04-04 on floodplain management (including a draft permit and flood damage prevention code), revised bylaws, and land use code violations on Parcel 01-0095-0010 and Parcel 01-0130-0005. It also considered an accessory dwelling unit ordinance update and use changes in residential and commercial zones.

The second meeting covered similar ground: updates to Resolution 04-04, a draft floodplain development permit, flood damage prevention code, and updated planning and zoning bylaws. No final decisions were listed on either agenda.

Municipal Building Authority

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority met Aug. 18 for a routine session. The agenda included updates on the Water Treatment Plant Project and the New Clinic Building Project (discussion only), along with financial reports such as the MBA Cash Summary, Accounts Receivable, Open Invoice Register, and Reimbursement Register. A closed session was scheduled for items permitted by Utah Code §52-4-205.

Tourism Tax Advisory Board

The Tourism Tax Advisory Board met Aug. 20 to discuss a mitigation grant, receive an update on Daggett Daze fireworks, and set the next meeting date. No supporting details were provided.

Other Meetings

An Aug. 11 meeting of the Boards & Committees (except Commission) contained only procedural boilerplate and no substantive items for decision or discussion.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are listed in the next 14 days. Residents should check the county's official agenda postings for any newly scheduled meetings.

Daggett County roundup: Drought emergency, radar purchases on commission agendas

The Daggett County Commission will consider a resolution declaring a drought emergency at its Aug. 4 meeting, according to the agenda. The meeting is one of several recent sessions covered in this roundup. No decisions have been reported yet because minutes have not been published for any of the meetings listed below.

Commission meetings

July 28 — The commission's agenda included a purchase request for two Eagle 3 radars for the Sheriff's Office in the amount of $5,679.92, and election envelopes from Seachange in the amount of $5,737.48. The board also considered a tax-exempt single event permit for a PRCA event and a special event sponsor waiver, release, and indemnification agreement for the Daggett Daze parade. A closed session was scheduled to discuss personnel, litigation, and the purchase, exchange, or lease of real property under the Redevelopment Agency.

Aug. 4 — The commission's agenda included Resolution 26-14 declaring the existence of a drought emergency. The board also discussed updates to the county-wide and clerks' fee schedules, a bus use agreement with Daggett School District for Utah Office of Tourism tours, and a Gallagher Airport liability application and pavement preservation.

Municipal Building Authority

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority met on both July 28 and Aug. 4. Both agendas included updates on the Water Treatment Plant and New Clinic Building projects, as well as financial reports such as the MBA Cash Summary, Accounts Receivable, and invoice registers. The July 28 meeting also included a closed session for real property purchase, exchange, or lease under state code §52-4-205.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are scheduled in the next 14 days, according to the provided data.

Daggett County agendas outline purchases, project updates, and upcoming drought emergency vote

Daggett County officials have a busy stretch of meetings behind them and another round ahead. Because minutes have not yet been published for the July sessions, the items below reflect what was listed on the agendas for discussion and consideration — not confirmed outcomes.

July 21 — County Commission and RDA

The Daggett County Commission and Redevelopment Agency agenda included several purchase requests and policy discussions:

• **ADA improvements at Lucerne Marina** — listed for discussion and consideration.
• **Target shooting ban** — a proposal to prohibit target shooting on unincorporated county lands, set for discussion and consideration.
• **Election envelopes** — purchase request of $5,737.48.
• **2021 Chevrolet Silverado 1500** — purchase request listed at $25,00.00 (as written in the agenda).
• **Werecoverdata.com purchase order** — $8,022.20, submitted by Keri.

The agenda also included routine reports, a cash summary, and a closed session for real-property matters.

July 21 — Municipal Building Authority

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority agenda focused on ongoing capital projects:

• **Dutch John Water Treatment Plant** — change order PATR-0001 for new doors, $5,192.00.
• **Mountain West Propane** — purchase request from Trevor Brooksby, $10,349.72.
• **DCHBCC contract** — listed for discussion; no dollar amount provided.
• **Water Treatment Plant and New Clinic Building** — project updates listed for discussion.

A closed session was scheduled under state code §52-4-205.

July 28 — County Commission and RDA

The commission's second July meeting carried over some items and added new ones:

• **Sheriff's Office radars** — discussion and consideration of a purchase request for two Eagle 3 radars, $5,679.92.
• **Election envelopes** — purchase request from Seachange, $5,737.48 (same item as July 21).
• **PRCA event** — discussion and consideration of a tax-exempt single-event permit.
• **Daggett Daze parade** — discussion and consideration of a special-event sponsor waiver, release, and indemnification agreement.
• **Closed session** — scheduled for personnel, litigation, and real-property matters under the RDA.

Standing-business updates on roads, EMS, and tourism were also listed.

July 28 — Municipal Building Authority

The MBA agenda was lighter, with discussion-only updates on the Water Treatment Plant and New Clinic Building projects. Financial items included the MBA Cash Summary and Accounts Receivable reports and the Open Invoice and Reimbursement registers. A closed session for real-property matters was again scheduled under §52-4-205.

Coming up

August 4 — County Commission and RDA. The most notable item is Resolution 26-14, which would declare the existence of a drought emergency. The agenda also lists discussion of the county-wide fee schedule, an updated clerks' fee schedule, a bus-use agreement with Daggett School District for Utah Office of Tourism tours, and Gallagher Airport liability application and pavement preservation.

August 4 — Municipal Building Authority. Project updates continue for the Water Treatment Plant and New Clinic Building, along with review of the MBA Cash Summary, Accounts Receivable, and Disbursement reports.

Residents should note that all July items above come from published agendas only; confirmed actions and vote tallies will be available once minutes are posted.

Daggett County meetings: drought emergency, marina work, and propane agreements on recent agendas

Daggett County officials had a busy two weeks, with the County Commission, Redevelopment Agency, and Municipal Building Authority all holding meetings on July 7 and July 14. Minutes have not yet been published for any of these sessions, so what follows reflects what was scheduled for discussion and consideration — not confirmed outcomes.

July 7 Commission and RDA

The Daggett County Commission and RDA met July 7 to consider several items, including updates to Planning & Zoning bylaws and an LPG tank lease, installation, and service agreement with Mountain West Propane.

The agenda also listed three Planning & Zoning board member applications — from Joe Bowthorpe, Steven Wood, and Donovan Allpin Jr. — and a bus use agreement between the Daggett School District and Daggett County for Tower Rock Run. An RDA closed session was scheduled to discuss the purchase, exchange, or lease of real property.

July 7 Municipal Building Authority

The MBA's July 7 meeting centered on Change Order 014, covering PCOs 26, 29, and 30 for the DCHBCC project. The agenda also included updates on the Water Treatment Plant and New Clinic Building projects, along with the MBA Cash Summary Report and Accounts Receivable Report. A closed session was scheduled under state code §52-4-205.

July 14 Commission and RDA

The Commission's July 14 agenda featured Resolution 26-13, which would declare a drought emergency in Daggett County. Also listed were contracts for Sheep Creek Marina improvements — covering survey, planning, and design services — and a purchase request to Seachange for election envelopes in the amount of $5,737.48.

The agenda included discussion of a Blueprint Training Services Agreement and the USU Extension Rural Online Initiative, plus standing business, reports, and closed sessions for property discussions.

July 14 Municipal Building Authority

The MBA returned July 14 to discuss and consider a contract for DCHBCC. Project updates on the Water Treatment Plant and New Clinic Building were listed as discussion only, with no final votes anticipated. Financial reports — including the MBA Cash Summary, Accounts Receivable, and Disbursement Summary — were also on the agenda.

Coming up

July 21 — Commission and RDA: The agenda includes discussion of ADA improvements at Lucerne Marina and a proposed ban on target shooting on unincorporated county lands. Purchase requests include election envelopes at $5,737.48, a 2021 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 at $25,000.00, and a purchase order from Keri for Werecoverdata.com at $8,022.20. A closed session for real-property matters is scheduled.

July 21 — Municipal Building Authority: The board will discuss a contract for DCHBCC, a $5,192.00 change order (PATR-0001) for new doors at the Dutch John Water Treatment Plant, and a $10,349.72 purchase request from Trevor Brooksby to Mountain West Propane. Updates on the Water Treatment Plant and New Clinic Building projects are also listed.

Note: All recent meeting items above are drawn from published agendas. Minutes have not yet been released, so it is not yet known which items were approved, tabled, or modified. Readers seeking confirmed outcomes should watch for the official minutes on the Daggett County website.