Daggett County, Utah

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission and Redevelopment Agency will discuss a range of items, including ADA upgrades at the Lucerne Marina and a proposal to prohibit target shooting on unincorporated county lands. Several purchase requests and orders will be considered, such as election envelopes costing $5,737.48 and a 2021 Chevrolet Silverado priced at $25,00.00. The meeting also includes routine reports, cash summaries, and a closed‑session segment for real‑property matters.

• Discussion and consideration of Daggett County‑Lucerne Marina ADA improvements
• Discussion and consideration of a ban on target shooting in unincorporated lands
• Purchase request for election envelopes – $5,737.48
• Purchase request for a 2021 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 – $25,00.00
• Purchase order from Keri for Werecoverdata.com – $8,022.20

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority will review several items, including updates on the water‑treatment plant and new clinic building projects. It will discuss a contract for DCHBCC, a $5,192 change order for new doors at the Dutch John water‑treatment plant, and a $10,349.72 purchase request from Trevor Brooksby to Mountain West Propane. A closed‑session segment is scheduled for items allowed under state code §52‑4‑205.

• Contract discussion for DCHBCC (no dollar amount listed)
• Change order PATR‑0001 for new doors at Dutch John Water Treatment Plant – $5,192.00
• Purchase request from Trevor Brooksby to Mountain West Propane – $10,349.72
• Water Treatment Plant Project – discussion update
• New Clinic Building Project – discussion update

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority will discuss and consider a contract for DCHBCC, review updates on the water treatment plant and new clinic building projects, and examine financial reports. A closed session is scheduled for matters permitted by state code. No final votes are anticipated on project updates, which are discussion only.

• Discussion and consideration of contract for DCHBCC
• Water Treatment Plant project update (discussion only)
• New Clinic Building project update (discussion only)
• MBA Cash Summary, Accounts Receivable, Disbursement Summary reports

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission and RDA will discuss and consider a resolution declaring a drought emergency, along with contracts for Sheep Creek Marina improvements, election envelopes costing $5,737.48, and training services agreements. The meeting also includes standing business, reports, and closed sessions for property discussions.

• Discussion and consideration of Resolution 26-13 declaring a drought emergency in Daggett County
• Sheep Creek Marina improvements - survey, planning, and design services
• Purchase request to Seachange for election envelopes in the amount of $5,737.48
• Discussion and consideration of Blueprint Training Services Agreement
• Discussion and consideration of USU Extension - Rural Online Initiative

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority will discuss and potentially approve Change Order 014 for PCOs 26, 29, and 30 related to the DCHBCC project. The meeting also includes updates on the Water Treatment Plant and New Clinic Building projects, financial reports, and a closed session under state code for permitted topics. No other major decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Discussion and consideration of Change Order 014 for PCO 26, PCO 29, PCO 30 for the DCHBCC
• Water Treatment Plant project update
• New Clinic Building project update
• MBA Cash Summary Report & Accounts Receivable Report
• Closed session for discussion permitted by §52-4-205 of State Code

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission and RDA will discuss updates to planning and zoning bylaws and a propane tank lease agreement. The body will also consider three new board member applications for Planning and Zoning.

• Update to Planning & Zoning Bylaws
• LPG Tank Lease, Installation & Service Agreement with Mountain West Propane
• Planning & Zoning board member applications for Joe Bowthorpe, Steven Wood, and Donovan Allpin Jr.
• Bus use agreement between Daggett School District and Daggett County for Tower Rock Run
• RDA closed session regarding purchase, exchange, or lease of real property

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority will review standing business, including updates on the Water Treatment Plant and New Clinic Building projects, and consider a change order for construction projects PCO 26, 29, and 30. The meeting will also include a closed session to discuss items permitted by state code.

• Review of Water Treatment Plant Project
• Review of New Clinic Building Project
• Discussion of Change Order 014 for PCO 26, 29, 30
• Closed session for discussion of real property and collective bargaining
• Presentation of MBA Cash Summary and Accounts Receivable Reports

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss and consider several policy items, including a final draft of an Accessory Dwelling Unit ordinance, changes to commercial and industrial zoning, and approval of certified tax rates. The board will also consider a $6,298 purchase order for IT remote access software and election requirements for Secure Rural Schools Act funds. A closed session is scheduled for real property discussions.

• Discussion and consideration of letter of recommendation and final draft of Accessory Dwelling Unit ordinance for Planning & Zoning
• Discussion and consideration of recommendation regarding change in Commercial and Industrial Use Zones
• Discussion and consideration of approval of certified tax rates
• Discussion and consideration of purchase order for IT (Beyond Trust) in the amount of $6,298.00 for Privileged Remote Access
• Discussion and consideration of Daggett County’s election requirements for this year’s Secure Rural Schools Act funds

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Board of Adjustments will consider an appeal of the Conditional Use Permit for a recreational vehicle dump station on Parcel 01-0090-0268 (Serial Number A268). The meeting is scheduled for June 24, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. in the Daggett County Courthouse, Manila, UT. The public may attend in person or via the provided Google Meet link.

• Appeal of Conditional Use Permit for Recreational Vehicle Dump Station on Parcel 01-0090-0268 (Serial No. A268)

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will hold a work session to review proposals for providers for the DCHBCC. No decisions are scheduled; the session is for discussion only.

• Reviewing proposals for providers for the DCHBCC

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will review standing business, including updates on housing and roads, and ratify the 2026 tax sale. The body will also discuss awarding a provider for a closed session and potential public hearings.

• Ratification of the 2026 Tax Sale
• Discussion of awarding a provider for DCHBCC closed session
• Discussion of setting date for RV Dump Appeal public hearing
• Review of Affordable/Workforce Housing updates
• Review of Roads updates

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Planning and Zoning Commission will discuss and consider renewal of two short-term rental conditional use permits on Steinaker Way, a new short-term rental application on Manila Way, and proposed changes to the accessory dwelling unit ordinance and commercial/industrial zone code. The board will also hear an update on the Town of Manila's sewer distribution project at the airport property and review updated planning and zoning bylaws.

• Short-term rental renewal for Greg & Michelle Petersen at 1538 E. Steinaker Way
• Short-term rental renewal for Jeremy Barker/Barker Properties at 1489 E. Steinaker Way
• New short-term rental application for Andrew & Brooke Jewkes (Red Rock Retreat LLC) at 1521 Manila Way
• Discussion on easement changes at County Airport Property for Manila Sewer Distribution Project on Ylincheta Road
• Update and changes to commercial and industrial zone code

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Commission and RDA will meet to ratify the 2026 tax sale and discuss a potential public hearing for an RV dump appeal. The body will also consider a provider proposal for DCHBCC and an amendment to the 2025 JOMAC Participation Agreement.

• Ratification of the 2026 Tax Sale
• Setting date for RV Dump Appeal and possible public hearing
• Awarding the proposal of provider for DCHBCC
• Amendment and Restatement of the 2025 JOMAC Participation Agreement
• Closed session for purchase, exchange, or lease of real property

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority will discuss and consider the DCHBCC budget, receive updates on the Water Treatment Plant and New Clinic Building projects, and review financial reports. A closed session is scheduled for matters permitted by state code including personnel, litigation, or real property.

• Discussion and consideration of the DCHBCC budget
• Update on Water Treatment Plant project
• Update on New Clinic Building project
• Review of MBA Cash Summary & Accounts Receivable Report
• Closed session under §52-4-205 for personnel, litigation, or property matters

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission and RDA will discuss several purchase requests and grant agreements. The body will consider funding for road equipment, invasive species mitigation, and sheriff's office radar units.

• Purchase request for Rood Solutions for Road Department: $13,446.90
• Invasive Species Mitigation Grant for Burch Springs Draw: $28,750.00
• Invasive Species Mitigation Grant for Crouse Canyon Pot Creek: $9,080.00
• Purchase order for Sheriff's Office radar units from Kustom Signals Inc.: $5,679.92
• Easement location changes within County Airport property for Town of Manila sewer project

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority will hold a regular meeting with standing business including updates on the Water Treatment Plant and New Clinic Building projects (discussion only). The board will review financial reports such as the cash summary, accounts receivable, and disbursement summary. A closed session is scheduled for discussions permitted by state code, covering topics like litigation and real property.

• Discussion of Water Treatment Plant Project
• Discussion of New Clinic Building Project
• Closed session under §52-4-205 for real property and litigation
• Review of MBA Cash Summary and Accounts Receivable reports
• Citizen comments period (5 minutes)

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission and RDA will hold a regular meeting on June 2, 2026, addressing standing business and several policy items. Key discussions include a financial commitment for a 2026 Co-op Marketing Grant, a partnership with the Daggett Heritage PRCA Rodeo & Celebration, and agreements with the Silver Lining Senior Center. The commission will also consider a contract assignment for court bailiffs and open sealed bids for search and rescue surplus items, with closed sessions planned for real property and other permitted matters.

• Discussion and consideration of financial commitment for 2026 Co-op Marketing Grant
• Discussion and consideration of partnership and sponsorship with Daggett Heritage PRCA Rodeo & Celebration
• Discussion and consideration of bylaws and MOA with Silver Lining Senior Center
• Discussion and consideration of State of Utah contract assignment of court bailiffs — costs and contract
• Opening and awarding sealed bids for search and rescue surplused items

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss and consider a conditional use permit request for installing an RV dump station on parcel A268, along with renewal permits for two short-term rentals. They will also consider a $5,565 purchase request for IT services and ratification of a state grant for Centennial Park restoration. The meeting includes standing business such as review of minutes, cash reports, and updates on various county functions.

• Conditional use permit request on parcel 01-0090-0268 (Serial A268) for an RV dump station
• Renewal conditional use permits for short-term rentals (Bonnie Youngberg and Bob & Beckie Niederer)
• Purchase request to Civic Plus for $5,565 for IT
• Ratification of Utah Outdoor Recreation Grant FY2026 for Daggett County Centennial Park Restoration
• Opening of Search & Rescue surplus sealed bids

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority will hold a meeting with standing business including reviews and updates on the Water Treatment Plant and New Clinic Building projects. A discussion on opening the project budget for the DCHBCC is scheduled, followed by a closed session for permitted legal topics. The agenda consists primarily of updates and discussions rather than final decisions.

• Discussion-only updates on Water Treatment Plant project
• Discussion-only updates on New Clinic Building project
• Discussion of opening the project budget for DCHBCC
• Review of MBA Cash Summary and Accounts Receivable reports
• Closed session per §52-4-205 for real property and other matters

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission and Redevelopment Agency will meet on May 19, 2026 to review standing business and receive updates on county services. The agenda includes discussion and consideration of ratifying a Declaration of Adventure Safe Day for May 16, 2026. Certain items will be addressed in a closed session under Utah Code §52-4-205, which covers topics such as individual health, collective bargaining, litigation, or real‑property matters. Routine reports such as cash summary, invoice registers, and committee updates are also scheduled.

• Discussion and consideration of ratifying the Declaration of Adventure Safe Day (May 16, 2026)
• Closed‑session discussion of items permitted by §52-4-205 (character, competence, health, collective bargaining, litigation, real‑property)
• Standing business updates: Redevelopment Agency, Municipal Building Authority, affordable/workforce housing, EMS/EMT Sheriff’s Office, airports, clinic, roads, code enforcement, legislation, tourism
• Cash Summary Report & Accounts Receivable Report
• Open Invoice Register & Reimbursement Register

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Planning and Zoning Board will consider a conditional use permit for the Town of Manila to install an RV dump station on parcel 01-0090-0268. The board will also discuss a draft ordinance for accessory dwelling units and updates to short-term rental renewal applications. Two specific short-term rental renewal applications are on the table: one for Bonnie Youngberg at 616 S. Bennion Lane, Manila, and one for Bob & Beckie Niederer at 855 W. Hwy 43, Manila. Additionally, the board will review Resolution 04-04 regarding flood plain management.

• Conditional use application for Town of Manila to install a Recreational Vehicle Dump Station on parcel 01-0090-0268 (Serial A268)
• Discussion of Accessory Dwelling Unit Ordinance draft and application
• Short Term Rental Conditional Use Permit renewal for Bonnie Youngberg, 616 S. Bennion Lane, Manila
• Short Term Rental Conditional Use Permit renewal for Bob & Beckie Niederer, 855 W. Hwy 43, Manila
• Discussion of Resolution 04-04 Flood Plain Management update

The board accepted the minutes from the April 21, 2026 session. It approved the Town of Manila's conditional use permit for a recreational vehicle dump station and sent it to the County Commission. Several short‑term rental permits were approved, and the accessory dwelling unit ordinance was moved to a public hearing. The meeting adjourned at 7:35 PM.

• Accepted April 21, 2026 minutes (motion carried)
• Approved conditional use permit for RV dump station and forwarded to County Commission (motion carried, Reed opposed)
• Approved short‑term rental permit for Bob and Beckie Niederer, contingent on building inspector review (motion carried)
• Approved short‑term rental permit for Bonnie Youngber at 616 S. Bennion Lane (motion carried)
• Moved accessory dwelling unit ordinance draft to a public hearing at next meeting (motion carried)
• Approved accessory dwelling unit application (motion carried)
• Accepted changes to short‑term rental renewal application (motion carried)
• Adjourned meeting at 7:35 PM

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority will discuss updates on the Water Treatment Plant and New Clinic Building projects. The board is considering a specific change order for an X-ray room in the New DCHBCCC.

• Change Order #13 for PR08 X-Ray Room in the New DCHBCCC for $85,408.53
• Water Treatment Plant Project updates
• New Clinic Building Project updates

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a meeting to discuss two items: a draft Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) ordinance and application, and an updated application process for short-term rental renewals. No final decisions are scheduled; the items are listed for discussion only.

• Discussion of Accessory Dwelling Unit ordinance draft and application
• Discussion of updated application for short-term rental renewals

The Daggett County Planning and Zoning Board met on May 19, 2026 and approved a series of amendments to the Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) ordinance, including code compliance references, definitions, permitted uses, size limits, and owner‑occupancy requirements. The changes also addressed short‑term rental provisions and added contact information for the building inspector, fire department, health department, and tax commission. No vote tally was recorded. The meeting adjourned at 5:45 PM.

• Approved revisions to the Accessory Dwelling Unit ordinance (no vote tally recorded)

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will discuss and consider several policy items, including surplussing vehicles and equipment, a $49,000 purchase request for the Sheriff's Department, and establishing administrative fees for Fund 28. The meeting also includes closed sessions for real property and other matters permitted by state code. No final decisions have been made as this is an agenda for discussion.

• Discussion and consideration of surplussing a 2015 F150 and a 2016 F150 from the Sheriff's Department
• Discussion and consideration of a $49,000 purchase request from Bancorp for the Sheriff's Department
• Discussion and consideration of establishing administrative fees for Fund 28
• Discussion and consideration of surplussing search & rescue equipment (trailers and snowmobile)
• Discussion and consideration of the Dutch John Airport

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority will hold a public meeting to review standing business, including updates on the Water Treatment Plant and New Clinic Building projects. The agenda also includes a closed session to discuss real property matters.

• Review of Water Treatment Plant Project
• Review of New Clinic Building Project
• Closed session for real property discussion
• MBA Cash Summary Report
• Citizen Comments (5 minutes)

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority will review financial reports and project updates. The body will discuss a pharmacy application conflict and a request for proposals for medical services providers.

• Water Treatment Plant Project update
• New Clinic Building Project update
• Pharmacy application conflict for the DCHBCC
• RFP for Medical Services Providers

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission and RDA will meet to discuss administrative fees, tourism grant contracts, and medical service providers. The body will also consider a zoning request for a specific parcel and review updates on county infrastructure and housing.

• Zone change request for Parcel 01-0090-0268/Serial Number A268 from Agriculture 20 to General Commercial
• RFP for Medical Services Providers
• Establishing administrative fees for different funds
• Signing event contracts for Tourism Grant
• Closed session for purchase, exchange, or lease of real property

Commission Meetings

The regularly scheduled Commission, RDA, and MBA meetings for April 28, 2026, have been canceled. The cancellation is due to the Utah Association of Counties Conferences.

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Planning and Zoning Board will meet on April 21, 2026 at 5:15 PM. The agenda includes a discussion to review the draft Accessory Dwelling Units Ordinance. No other items are listed for decision or action.

• Review draft Accessory Dwelling Units Ordinance

The board reviewed the draft Accessory Dwelling Unit ordinance and identified multiple wording changes. Members directed that the revisions be made in red and placed on the agenda for the next meeting. No vote tally was recorded.

• Requested revisions to ADU ordinance; to be edited in red and added to next agenda

Commission Meetings

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Planning and Zoning Board will consider minutes from the March 19, 2026 meeting, a rezoning and conditional use application from the Town of Manila to change parcel 01-0090-0268 from AG-20 to General Commercial for a recreational vehicle dump station, and a discussion on a utility easement on the west side of Harpers Landing Subdivision. The board will also receive an update on Resolution 04-04 Flood Plain Management and review several routine reports and ordinance items.

• Rezone parcel 01-0090-0268 from AG-20 to General Commercial and approve Conditional Use for a Recreational Vehicle Dump Station
• Discussion of utility easement on the west side of Harpers Landing Subdivision
• Update on Resolution 04-04 Flood Plain Management
• Review of March 19, 2026 meeting minutes
• Consideration of Building Permit Report, Land Use Violations, and Accessory Dwelling Unit Ordinance

The Planning and Zoning Board unanimously approved the minutes from the March 19, 2026 meeting. It also approved a rezoning request for parcel 01-0090-0268, changing its designation from Ag‑20 to General Commercial and will forward the recommendation to the County Commissioners. No final action was taken on the proposed RV dump station, which remains under discussion.

• Approved March 19, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved rezoning of parcel 01-0090-0268 from Ag‑20 to General Commercial (unanimous, to be sent to County Commissioners)

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority will meet to review financial reports and project updates. The body will discuss the status of the Water Treatment Plant and New Clinic Building projects.

• Discussion of Water Treatment Plant Project
• Discussion of New Clinic Building Project
• Review of MBA Cash Summary, Accounts Receivable, and Disbursement reports

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission and Redevelopment Agency will review standing business items and updates, then discuss several policy proposals. Items include a change order with Westech for the Dutch John Culinary Water Membrane Filtration Plant costing $19,262, a fee waiver for Manila’s RV sanitary station permit, and an amendment to Ordinance 26-11 to fix a clerical error. The agenda also covers drought and fire‑restriction discussion, a $5,000 sponsorship ratification, and closed‑session topics such as a bid award for the Dutch John 2026 Pavement Preservation Project.

• Change order with Westech for Dutch John Culinary Water Membrane Filtration Plant – $19,262.00 for programming & controls modifications
• Waiving the fee for the Town of Manila’s Conditional Use Permit to install an RV sanitary station
• Amending Ordinance 26-11 to correct a clerical error
• Ratifying sponsorship of DL Invitational donation – $5,000.00
• Discussion of participation agreement with DJ57, LLC (RDA)

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority will discuss and consider three change orders: Change Order #12 for $46,422.83 for the new clinic, a $3,500.00 change order for operable walls at the new clinic, and a $19,262.00 change order with Westech for the Dutch John Culinary Water Membrane Filtration Plant. The meeting also includes routine items such as reviewing minutes, cash summary reports, and other financial registers.

• Change Order #12 – $46,422.83 for the new clinic
• $3,500.00 change order for operable walls at the new clinic
• $19,262.00 change order with Westech for the Dutch John Culinary Water Membrane Filtration Plant
• Review of previous meeting minutes
• MBA cash summary and accounts receivable report

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority approved its April 7 meeting minutes and acknowledged receipt of the April 9 cash summary and April 10 invoice register. It also approved the disbursement summary covering April 3‑10 totaling $540,549.32. Three change orders were approved: $46,422.83 for the Health, Business and Community Center, $3,500 for operable walls at the same center, and $19,262 for programming and controls at the Dutch John water filtration plant.

• Approved April 7 meeting minutes (3-0)
• Acknowledged receipt of MBA Cash Summary dated April 9, 2026 (3-0)
• Approved MBA Open Invoice Register dated April 10, 2026 for $4,268.81 (3-0)
• Approved MBA Disbursement Summary April 3‑10, 2026 for $540,549.32 (3-0)
• Approved Change Order #12 for $46,422.83 for the Health, Business and Community Center (3-0)
• Approved Change Order for operable walls for $3,500.00 for the Health, Business and Community Center (3-0)
• Approved Change Order with WesTech for $19,262.00 for the Dutch John culinary water membrane filtration plant (3-0)

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission and Redevelopment Agency will review standing business items, updates from various departments, and a cash report. The agenda includes discussion and consideration of closed bids for the Dutch John Airport 2026 Pavement Preservation Project, a $1,000 donation to the SingleFly fundraiser, and several ordinance amendments affecting salaries, water conservation, short‑term rentals, and a jail filming fee. A closed‑session meeting will address items permitted by Utah Code § 52‑4‑205, including a FY27 contract for Utah State Courts.

• Closed bids for Dutch John Airport 2026 Pavement Preservation Project
• $1,000 donation to SingleFly fundraiser and related single event permit
• Ordinance 26-10 amending County Assessor 2026 salary
• Ordinance 26-11 amending County Auditor 2026 salary
• Ordinance 26-06 adopting water‑conservation plan changes to the General Plan

The commission approved salary increases for the County Assessor and County Auditor, raising each to $97,053 for 2026. It adopted ordinances adding a Water Conservation Plan to the General Plan and updating short‑term rental regulations. The board also approved a $1,500 fee for a university film project in the county jail and authorized a $5,000 donation to the DL Invitational. Additional financial items such as the Open Invoice Register ($35,908.40) and Reimbursement Register ($104.40) were approved.

• Approved County Assessor salary increase to $97,053 (unanimous)
• Approved County Auditor salary increase to $97,053 (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 26-06 adding Water Conservation Plan to General Plan (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 26-07 amending short‑term rentals code (unanimous)
• Approved $1,500 fee and contract for jail filming project (unanimous)
• Approved $5,000 donation to DL Invitational for June event (unanimous)
• Approved Open Invoice Register $35,908.40 pending sponsorship form (unanimous)
• Approved Reimbursement Register $104.40 (unanimous)

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority will review updates on the Water Treatment Plant and New Clinic Building projects. The body will also consider the final CIB 1 Year List.

• Water Treatment Plant Project update
• New Clinic Building Project update
• Discussion and consideration of Final CIB 1 Year List

The board unanimously approved the minutes from March 31, 2026. It also approved the MBA cash summary, the open invoice register for $540,549.32, and the disbursement summary of $5,314.97. Additionally, the board approved the CIB one-year list of projects and their costs.

• Approved March 31, 2026 MBA minutes (3-0-0)
• Acknowledged receipt of MBA Cash Summary dated April 2, 2026 (3-0-0)
• Approved MBA Open Invoice Register dated April 3, 2026 for $540,549.32 (3-0-0)
• Approved MBA Disbursement Summary dated March 25–April 3, 2026 for $5,314.97 (3-0-0)
• Approved CIB one-year list of projects and costs (3-0-0)

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Municipal Building Authority will hold its regular meeting to review minutes, financial reports, and project updates. The board will discuss and consider several change orders, including a $76,598 roofing change order for the water treatment plant and change orders of $63,595.94 and $11,318.26 for the Daggett County Health, Business and Community Center. A work release for the Daggett County/Dutch John Wastewater Improvements Project will also be considered.

• Change Order #10 – $63,595.94 for the Daggett County Health, Business and Community Center
• Change Order #11 – $11,318.26 for the Daggett County Health, Business and Community Center
• Water Treatment Plant Change Order #5 – $76,598 for roofing
• Work Release #2026-1 for the Daggett County/Dutch John Wastewater Improvements Project

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority approved the March 24 meeting minutes and acknowledged the March 27 cash summary. It approved the open invoice register ($5,674.97) and the disbursement summary ($11,504.19). The board also approved Change Orders #10 ($63,595.94) and #11 ($11,318.26) for the Health, Business and Community Center, and Change Order #5 ($76,598.50) for roofing at the water treatment plant. Work Release #2026-1 for Dutch John wastewater improvements was tabled pending attorney guidance.

• Approved March 24, 2026 MBA minutes (motion carried)
• Acknowledged receipt of MBA Cash Summary dated March 27, 2026 (motion carried)
• Approved MBA Open Invoice Register dated March 25, 2026 for $5,674.97 (motion carried)
• Approved MBA Disbursement Summary dated March 19‑25, 2026 for $11,504.19 (motion carried)
• Approved Change Order #10 for Health, Business and Community Center for $63,595.94 (motion carried)
• Approved Change Order #11 for Health, Business and Community Center for $11,318.26 (motion carried)
• Approved Change Order #5 for Water Treatment Plant roofing for $76,598.50 (motion carried)
• Tabled Work Release #2026-1 for Dutch John Wastewater Improvements pending attorney guidance (motion carried)

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission and Redevelopment Agency will conduct standing business, review updates, and consider several policy items. Items include a resolution (26-05) declaring a drought emergency, a purchase order for $7,573.92 of grader teeth from Wheeler Machinery, a review of administration fees for special revenue funds, and a work release for the Dutch John wastewater improvements project. The meeting also includes a Uintah County Library bookmobile update and a closed‑session session as permitted by state law.

• Resolution 26-05: Declare a drought emergency in Daggett County
• Purchase order $7,573.92 with Wheeler Machinery for grader teeth
• Review and allocation of administration fees for special revenue funds
• Work Release #2026-1 for Dutch John Wastewater Improvements Project
• Uintah County Library Bookmobile update

Commissioners approved the March 24 meeting minutes and acknowledged cash and disbursement reports. They approved a drought emergency resolution and a $7,573.92 purchase order for grader teeth. The board also expressed contingent support for the Bookmobile program and entered a closed session for real‑property matters.

• Approved March 24, 2026 Commission and RDA meeting minutes (motion carried)
• Acknowledged receipt of Cash Summary and Accounts Receivable Report dated March 27, 2026 (motion carried)
• Approved Open Invoice Register $14,142.31 for the County (motion carried)
• Acknowledged Disbursement Listing $174,868.61 (motion carried)
• Supported Uintah County Library Bookmobile program contingent on funding (motion carried)
• Approved Drought Emergency Resolution #26-05 (motion carried)
• Approved Purchase Order $7,573.92 to Wheeler Machinery for grader teeth (motion carried)
• Entered closed session for real‑property purchase, exchange, or lease (motion carried)

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission and Redevelopment Agency will review routine standing business, including departmental updates and financial reports. Commissioners will discuss and consider the final CIB 1‑Year List, a $5,124.84 purchase request for Crafco, an $18,500 purchase request for digital marketing, and the allocation of administration fees for special revenue funds. A closed session is scheduled for 11:00 a.m. to address items permitted under state code §52-4-205.

• Purchase request for Crafco in the amount of $5,124.84
• Purchase request for digital marketing in the amount of $18,500.00
• Discussion and consideration of the final CIB 1‑Year List
• Review and allocation of administration fees for special revenue funds
• Closed session at 11:00 a.m. for items permitted by §52-4-205

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority will discuss updates on the water treatment plant project, a new clinic building project, and related legislation. It will also review cash summaries, accounts receivable, invoice and reimbursement registers, disbursement summaries, and the meeting calendar. A closed‑session portion will address policy items permitted by state code.

• Water Treatment Plant Project – discussion only
• New Clinic Building Project – discussion only
• Legislation discussion – discussion only
• MBA Cash Summary Report
• MBA Disbursement Summary

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Planning and Zoning Board accepted the February 17 minutes, tabled a proposed rezoning of parcel A268, and approved both the Water Conservation Plan for the County General Plan and the short‑term rental ordinance, sending each to the County Commission. All approval motions passed unanimously.

• Accepted February 17, 2026 work and regular meeting minutes (motion carried)
• Tabled rezoning of parcel A268 from AG‑20 to General Commercial (motion passed)
• Approved Water Conservation Plan and moved it to the County Commission (all in favor)
• Approved short‑term rental ordinance and sent it to the County Commission (all in favor)

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority will review standing business items, including updates on the water treatment plant project, the new clinic building project, and legislative matters. The board will consider a purchase order to Spectra for $64,393.39 in a closed session permitted by state code. Additional agenda items include cash and invoice reports, disbursement summary, and a brief period for citizen comments.

• Discussion of water treatment plant project
• Discussion of new clinic building project
• Consideration of purchase order to Spectra for $64,393.39
• Review of MBA cash summary and accounts receivable report
• Citizen comments (5 minutes)

The board approved the March 10 meeting minutes. It acknowledged receipt of the March 13 cash summary and accounts receivable report. The board approved the open invoice register ($1,289.38) and the disbursement summary ($18,456.77). Finally, it approved a $64,393.39 purchase order to Spectra for IT equipment for the new clinic.

• Approved March 10, 2026 meeting minutes (motion carried)
• Acknowledged receipt of MBA Cash Summary (Mar 13) and Accounts Receivable Report (motion carried)
• Approved MBA Open Invoice Register dated March 15, 2026 for $1,289.38 (motion carried)
• Approved MBA Disbursement Summary for Mar 5‑15, 2026 totaling $18,456.77 (motion carried)
• Approved purchase order to Spectra for IT equipment for new clinic, $64,393.39 (motion carried)

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission and Redevelopment Agency will hold a standing business session covering routine updates and reports. The commission will discuss and consider the Uintah County Library Bookmobile. The commission will discuss and consider Engineering Agreement Modification #2 for the Manila Airport ILA Project. The commission will discuss and consider an agreement to participate in the New Nation Opioid Six Remnant Defendant Settlement, with a closed session for items permitted by § 52‑4‑205 of the state code.

• Discussion of Uintah County Library Bookmobile
• Discussion of Engineering Agreement Modification #2 Manila Airport ILA Project
• Discussion of Agreement to Participate in New Nation Opioid Six Remnant Defendant Settlement

The Daggett County Commission approved the agreement to join the New Nation Opioid Six Remnant Defendant settlement. It also approved Modification #2 for the Manila Airport ILA Project, adding $11,420.08 to the contract. Additional routine approvals included the March 10 minutes, the Open Invoice Register for $15,133.67, and acknowledgments of cash and disbursement reports.

• Approved motion to go in/out of Redevelopment Agency (3-0)
• Approved March 10, 2026 minutes (3-0)
• Acknowledged receipt of Cash Summary (3-0)
• Approved Open Invoice Register $15,133.67 (3-0)
• Acknowledged receipt of Disbursement Listing $181,863.98 (3-0)
• Approved Modification #2 for Manila Airport ILA Project (+$11,420.08) (3-0)
• Approved participation in New Nation Opioid Six Remnant Defendant settlement (3-0)
• Approved closed session for real property purchase, exchange, lease (3-0)

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission and Redevelopment Agency will meet at 9:00 a.m. for standing business, updates, and reports. The agenda includes a closed session with Jesse Lassley to discuss the purchase, exchange, or lease of real property. Additional items for discussion are a fee waiver for a zone change in Manila, allocation of funds from the sale of porta‑potties, and the sheriff department’s participation with the Uintah Basin Strike Force.

• Closed session to discuss purchase, exchange, or lease of real property (Jesse Lassley)
• Discussion and consideration of fee waiver for the zone change in the Town of Manila
• Discussion and consideration of allocation of funds from the sale of the porta‑potties
• Discussion and consideration of Daggett County Sheriff Department participation with the Uintah Basin Strike Force
• Discussion and consideration of grazing in Dutch John

The Daggett County Commission approved a fee waiver for a zone change in the town of Manila. It also approved participation in the Uintah Basin Strike Force, allocated $8,058 from the sale of porta‑potties to county event funding, nominated Matt Tippets to the Permanent Community Impact Board, and authorized grazing on RDA land north of Dutch John pending other approvals. A closed session was opened for real‑property transactions and later resumed the open session.

• Approved fee waiver for Manila zone change (motion carried)
• Approved participation in Uintah Basin Strike Force (40 hrs/month) (motion carried)
• Approved allocation of $8,058 from porta‑potties sale to county event funding (motion carried)
• Approved nomination of Matt Tippets to Permanent Community Impact Board (motion carried)
• Approved grazing on RDA land north of Dutch John, contingent on Forest Service and town approval (motion carried)
• Approved entering closed session for purchase, exchange, or lease of real property (motion carried)

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority will discuss updates on the Water Treatment Plant and New Clinic Building projects. The board will consider three specific change orders for AV server access, a fire riser line valve, and hardware changes.

• Change Order #6: $352.18 for AV server access
• Change Order #7: $2,963.84 for fire riser line valve installation
• Change Order #8: $3,187.15 for hardware group changes
• Discussion on Water Treatment Plant Project
• Discussion on New Clinic Building Project

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority approved the minutes from March 3, 2026, acknowledged receipt of the cash summary and accounts receivable report, and approved the Open Invoice Register and Disbursement Summary. The board also approved three change orders totaling $6,503.17 for AV server access, a fire‑riser valve, and hardware group changes. All motions carried with unanimous votes.

• Approved March 3, 2026 MBA minutes (3-0)
• Acknowledged receipt of MBA cash summary and receivable report (3-0)
• Approved MBA Open Invoice Register $18,456.77 (3-0)
• Approved MBA Disbursement Summary $1,338,830.07 (3-0)
• Approved Change Order #6 $352.18 for AV server access door (3-0)
• Approved Change Order #7 $2,963.84 for fire‑riser valve installation (3-0)
• Approved Change Order #8 $3,187.15 for hardware group change (3-0)

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority will discuss updates on the water treatment plant project, the new clinic building project, and related legislation. It will also review financial reports, including cash summary, accounts receivable, invoices, reimbursements, and disbursements, and examine the meeting calendar. A closed‑session session will be held to discuss items permitted by state code §52‑4‑205.

• Water Treatment Plant Project – discussion
• New Clinic Building Project – discussion
• Legislation Discussion – discussion
• MBA Cash Summary Report – review
• Closed Session for items permitted by §52‑4‑205 – discussion

The board unanimously approved the minutes from February 24, 2026. It also unanimously acknowledged receipt of the MBA cash summary and accounts receivable report dated February 27, 2026. Finally, the board unanimously approved the MBA Open Invoice Register dated February 26, 2026 for $1,338,830.07.

• Approved February 24, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Acknowledged receipt of MBA cash summary and accounts receivable report dated February 27, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved MBA Open Invoice Register dated February 26, 2026 for $1,338,830.07 (unanimous)

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission and Redevelopment Agency will hold a standing business session covering updates on the RDA, municipal building authority, housing, EMS, roads, and other topics. The agenda includes discussion and consideration of several contracts and permits, such as a water service contract with the Bureau of Reclamation and a special use permit for a film‑trail sign at Little Hole. Additional items include a sponsorship for the 2026 Cow Country Junior Rodeo and a $42,000 matching fund for the Dutch John Airport. The meeting will also review the county’s cash summary, disbursements, and calendar.

• Special Use Permit for the Film Trail sign at Little Hole for Jeremiah Johnson
• Contract between Utah Association of Counties and Daggett County for a special deputy attorney
• Cow Country Junior Rodeo 2026 sponsorship discussion
• Daggett County water service contract with the Bureau of Reclamation
• Matching Dutch John funds of $42,000 for the Dutch John Airport

The commission approved a tentative $42,000 matching contribution for the Dutch John Airport. It also approved several contracts and financial items, including a $100,958.90 open invoice register, a special use permit for a film trail sign at Little Hole, a UAC special deputy attorney agreement, and a $950 sponsorship for the 2026 Cow Country Junior Rodeo. Additionally, the county awarded a $8,058 bid to Flaming Gorge Resort for two trailers, approved a Terracon access agreement for the Dutch John Works Yard, and adopted Resolution 26-04 declaring a drought in Daggett County.

• Approved $100,958.90 Open Invoice Register (unanimous)
• Approved special use permit for film trail sign at Little Hole (unanimous)
• Approved contract with Utah Association of Counties for special Deputy Attorney (unanimous)
• Approved $950 Saddle Sponsorship for 2026 Cow Country Junior Rodeo (unanimous)
• Awarded Flaming Gorge Resort bid for trailers A & B totaling $8,058 (unanimous)
• Approved Terracon Access Agreement for Dutch John Works Yard (unanimous)
• Tentatively approved $42,000 matching funds for Dutch John Airport (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 26-04 declaring drought in Daggett County (unanimous)

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Municipal Building Authority will review financial reports and project updates. The meeting includes discussions on the Water Treatment Plant and New Clinic Building projects.

• Water Treatment Plant Project update
• New Clinic Building Project update
• Review of MBA Cash Summary and Accounts Receivable reports
• Review of MBA Open Invoice and Reimbursement registers

The board approved the February 17, 2026 meeting minutes. It also acknowledged receipt of the MBA Cash Summary dated February 20, 2026 and the MBA Disbursement Summary for February 12‑19, 2026 totaling $1,245.96. All three voting members marked Yes on each motion, and each motion carried.

• Approved February 17, 2026 MBA minutes (motion carried, all Yes votes)
• Acknowledged receipt of MBA Cash Summary dated February 20, 2026 (motion carried, all Yes votes)
• Acknowledged receipt of MBA Disbursement Summary for Feb 12‑19, 2026, $1,245.96 (motion carried, all Yes votes)

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission and Redevelopment Agency will hold a standing business session covering updates on the RDA, municipal building authority, housing, EMS, roads, code enforcement, and other topics. The agenda lists discussion items including the TriCounty Health Department annual report, URS 401K employer contributions, an independent contractor agreement for Justice Court clerk services, and a purchase request for iTouch Biometrics costing $20,735.00. A key item is the discussion of a potential judgment and/or property tax increase. The meeting will conclude with a closed‑session segment permitted by state code.

• Discussion of TriCounty Health Department annual report
• Discussion of URS 401K additional employer contributions
• Discussion of independent contractor agreement for Justice Court clerk services
• Discussion of purchase request to iTouch Biometrics for $20,735.00
• Discussion of potential judgment and/or property tax increase

The Daggett County Commission approved several financial and administrative items, including the Open Invoice Register for $71,173.12 and a $137.75 Reimbursement Register. They also adopted a 1.5% increase to URS 401K contributions, approved an Independent Contractor Agreement for the Justice Court Clerk, and authorized maintenance of the Shooting Complex restroom. Additional actions included withdrawing a cross‑appeal of Pacificorp’s 2025 property‑tax assessment, adding Sanpete County to the Rural Counties Infrastructure Coalition, and approving a $20,735 purchase of iTouch Biometrics equipment for the Sheriff’s Office.

• Approved Open Invoice Register $71,173.12 (motion carried)
• Approved Reimbursement Register $137.75 (motion carried)
• Approved URS 401K additional 1.5% contributions (motion carried)
• Approved Independent Contractor Agreement for Justice Court Clerk Services (motion carried)
• Approved County Maintenance Team to clean Shooting Complex restroom (motion carried)
• Approved withdrawal of Daggett County’s cross‑appeal of Pacificorp 2025 property‑tax assessment (motion carried)
• Approved addition of Sanpete County to Seven County Infrastructure Coalition and new name Rural Counties Infrastructure Coalition (motion carried)
• Approved purchase of iTouch Biometrics equipment for Sheriff’s Office $20,735.00 (motion carried)

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission and Redevelopment Agency will meet on February 17, 2026 to discuss several agenda items. Items include a purchase request for 3D archery targets and stands for the shooting complex, an engineering agreement for the Dutch John Airport 2026 Preservation Project with Civco Engineering Inc., and a standby services agreement with the Flaming Gorge Fire & EMS District. The commission will also review a $10,000 purchase order to KUTV 2News for live segments and a $5,679 subscription for ESRI‑GIS. The meeting includes standing business, cash reports, and a closed‑session discussion permitted by state code.

• Purchase request to Delta McKenzie for $10,842.63 for 3D archery targets and stands
• Engineering agreement for Dutch John Airport 2026 Preservation Project with Civco Engineering Inc.
• Flaming Gorge Fire & EMS District standby services agreement
• Purchase order to KUTV 2News for $10,000.00 for live segments
• Purchase request for ESRI‑GIS annual subscription to Hannah Sistos for $5,679.00

The Daggett County Commission approved several items, including the Dutch John Airport 2026 Preservation Project engineering agreement and multiple purchase requests. It also moved the Redevelopment Agency agenda in and out, approved the February 10 minutes, and acknowledged cash and disbursement reports. All motions carried with the three commissioners present.

• Moved Redevelopment Agency agenda in and out (motion carried)
• Approved February 10 minutes (motion carried)
• Approved Open Invoice Register $132,385.71 (motion carried)
• Approved purchase of 3D archery targets $10,842.63 for Shooting Complex (motion carried)
• Approved Dutch John Airport 2026 Preservation Project engineering agreement (motion carried)
• Approved Flaming Gorge Fire & EMS District standby services agreement (motion carried)
• Approved KUTV road‑tripping agreement $10,000 for live segments (motion carried)
• Approved ESRI‑GIS annual subscription $5,679 for Hannah Sistos (motion carried)

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority will hold its regular meeting to review routine reports and updates, including discussion of the water treatment plant project and a new clinic building project, and to receive citizen comments. The board will also discuss and consider modifying Master Service Agreement #2102036 with Union Telephone Co., which will be addressed in a closed session.

• Discussion of Water Treatment Plant Project (discussion only)
• Discussion of New Clinic Building Project (discussion only)
• Consideration of modification to Master Service Agreement #2102036 with Union Telephone Co. (closed session)
• MBA Cash Summary Report and Accounts Receivable Report
• Citizen Comments (5 minutes)

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority approved the minutes from February 10, 2026. It acknowledged receipt of the February 13 cash summary, the February 12 open invoice register ($1,245.96), and the February 5‑12 disbursement summary ($129.27). The board also approved the modification of Master Service Agreement #2102036 with Union Telephone Co. All three board members voted Yes on each motion.

• Approved February 10, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous Yes)
• Acknowledged receipt of MBA cash summary dated February 13, 2026 (unanimous Yes)
• Approved MBA open invoice register dated February 12, 2026 for $1,245.96 (unanimous Yes)
• Acknowledged receipt of MBA disbursement summary dated February 5‑12, 2026 for $129.27 (unanimous Yes)
• Approved modification of Master Service Agreement #2102036 with Union Telephone Co. (unanimous Yes)

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Planning and Zoning Board will consider several items, including a rezoning request to change parcel 01‑0090‑0268 from AG‑20 to General Commercial. The board will also discuss requirements for a private cemetery, legislative steps to adopt a Water Conservation Plan into the County General Plan, and updates to the Short‑Term Rental Ordinance. Additional old‑business items such as planning bylaws, an Accessory Dwelling Unit ordinance, permitted and conditional uses, a building permit report, and land‑use violations will be reviewed.

• Review rezoning application for parcel 01-0090-0268 to change from AG-20 to General Commercial
• Discussion of requirements for a private cemetery
• Legislative requirements for adopting a Water Conservation Plan into the Daggett County General Plan
• Updates to the Short Term Rental Ordinance
• Old business: Planning and Zoning Bylaws, Accessory Dwelling Unit Ordinance, permitted/conditional uses, Building Permit Report, and Land Use Violations

The board approved the January 20, 2026 meeting minutes. It accepted the Town of Manila’s zone change application (AG‑20 to General Commercial) and set a public hearing. The Water Conservation Plan, Short Term Rental Ordinance draft, and Accessory Dwelling Unit draft were each moved to a public hearing on March 17, 2026. All motions were carried unanimously.

• Approved minutes from Jan 20, 2026 (motion carried)
• Accepted Town of Manila zone change application (AG‑20 to General Commercial) and scheduled public hearing (motion carried)
• Moved Water Conservation Plan to public hearing (motion carried)
• Moved Short Term Rental Ordinance draft to public hearing (motion carried)
• Moved Accessory Dwelling Unit draft to public hearing (motion carried)

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Planning and Zoning Board will discuss the legislative requirements for adopting a Water Conservation Plan into the Daggett County General Plan. The board will also review proposed changes to the Short‑Term Rental Ordinance.

• Legislative requirements for adopting a Water Conservation Plan into the County General Plan
• Review of proposed Short‑Term Rental Ordinance changes

The board reviewed the final draft of the Water Conservation Plan and postponed further action until a later regular meeting. It adopted the position that fire inspections should be required every year, with property owners responsible for completing them. The board also decided the short‑term rental ordinance draft is ready for a public hearing. No formal votes were recorded.

• Postponed further action on Water Conservation Plan draft (to be taken at regular meeting)
• Adopted stance that fire inspections should be required annually (owner responsible)
• Declared short‑term rental ordinance draft ready for public hearing

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority will discuss updates on the Water Treatment Plant Project and the New Clinic Building Project, as well as a legislation discussion. The agenda includes review of the MBA cash summary, accounts receivable, invoice and disbursement registers, and a calendar review. A closed‑session will be held to discuss items permitted by Utah Code §52‑4‑205.

• Water Treatment Plant Project – discussion update
• New Clinic Building Project – discussion update
• Legislation discussion
• MBA Cash Summary Report and related financial registers
• Closed session for items permitted by §52-4-205 of state code

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority approved the meeting minutes and formally acknowledged receipt of the cash summary, accounts receivable report, open invoice register, and disbursement summary. Each motion was seconded and carried with all three board members voting Yes. The board also noted the upcoming construction meeting for the Health & Business Clinic.

• Approved meeting minutes (February 3, 2025) – unanimous vote (Tippets, Lytke, Asay)
• Acknowledged receipt of MBA Cash Summary dated February 6, 2026 and Accounts Receivable Report – unanimous vote
• Approved MBA Open Invoice Register dated February 5, 2026 for $129.27 – unanimous vote
• Acknowledged receipt of MBA Disbursement Summary dated January 1, 2026 through February 5, 2026 for $61,599.00 – unanimous vote

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission and Redevelopment Agency will meet to review several agreements and contracts. Items include a Deseret News advertising agreement, a concert contract for the Kaleb Austin Daggett Daze, a Rocket Miner mailer agreement, and plans for Wi‑Fi access points. The agenda also lists a closed‑session discussion of the water service contract renewal with the Bureau of Reclamation. Additional updates cover public safety, justice court, and U.S. Forest Service matters.

• Discussion and consideration of Deseret News Advertising Agreement
• Discussion and consideration of Purchase Request and Contract for Kaleb Austin Daggett Daze Concert
• Discussion and consideration of Rocket Miner HomeTown Mailer Agreement
• Discussion and consideration of WIFI Access Points
• Discussion and consideration of Daggett County Water Service Contract Renewal with Bureau Of Reclamation

The commission approved Resolution 26-03, declaring a drought in Daggett County. They ratified a purchase of LED sport lights for the shooting range costing $8,972.48 and approved a $2,000 advertising agreement with Deseret News. Additional contracts for a concert ($3,850), a mailer ($99), and several financial reports and registers were also approved.

• Approved Resolution 26-03 declaring a drought (Commissioners Tippets, Lytle, Asay: Yes)
• Ratified Shooting Range LED Sport Lights purchase $8,972.48 (Commissioners Tippets, Lytle, Asay: Yes)
• Approved Deseret News Advertising Agreement $2,000.00 (Commissioners Tippets, Lytle, Asay: Yes)
• Approved Kaleb Austin Daggett Daze Concert purchase $3,850.00 (Commissioners Tippets, Lytle, Asay: Yes)
• Approved Rocket Miner Home Town Mailer Agreement $99.00 (Commissioners Tippets, Lytle, Asay: Yes)
• Acknowledged receipt of Cash Summary and Accounts Receivable Report (Commissioners Tippets, Lytle, Asay: Yes)
• Approved Open Invoice Register $53,795.04 (Commissioners Tippets, Lytle, Asay: Yes)
• Approved Reimbursement Register $81.20 (Commissioners Tippets, Lytle, Asay: Yes)

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Municipal Building Authority will review financial reports and project updates. The body will discuss the status of the Water Treatment Plant Project and the New Clinic Building Project.

• Water Treatment Plant Project update
• New Clinic Building Project update
• Review of MBA Cash Summary and Accounts Receivable reports
• Review of MBA Open Invoice and Reimbursement registers

The Board voted to approve the meeting minutes from January 27, 2025. It also acknowledged receipt of the MBA Cash Summary dated January 29, 2026. The Board approved the MBA Open Invoice Register for $61,599.00 dated January 30, 2026 and the MBA Disbursement Summary for $15,927.40 dated January 30, 2026. All motions carried unanimously.

• Approved Jan 27, 2025 minutes (motion carried)
• Acknowledged receipt of MBA Cash Summary dated Jan 29, 2026 (motion carried)
• Approved MBA Open Invoice Register $61,599.00 dated Jan 30, 2026 (motion carried)
• Approved MBA Disbursement Summary $15,927.40 dated Jan 30, 2026 (motion carried)

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will review a transportation aviation service order, ratify a federal aid agreement for a bike path, and consider a $9,129.45 advertising purchase request. The agenda also includes discussions on a rural economic blueprint and a cooperative law enforcement agreement with the USDA Forest Service.

• Discussion of DBT Transportation Aviation Support & Maintenance Service Order
• Ratification of UDOT Federal Aid Agreement for the Bike Path
• Discussion of purchase request to TRN Media for $9,129.45
• Discussion of Daggett County & Dutch John Rural Economic Blueprint
• Discussion of Cooperative Law Enforcement Agreement with USDA Forest Service

The commission adopted the Daggett County and Dutch John Rural Economic Blueprint. It approved several procurement and partnership actions, including a conditional $8,972.48 purchase for LED lights, a $9,129.45 advertising contract, a $13,156.00 aviation service order, and a $2,000.00 MOA with Robert K. Weidner. The UDOT Federal Aid Agreement for the bike path and a cooperative law‑enforcement agreement with the USDA Forest Service were also ratified. Motions to place the Redevelopment Agency on the agenda and to approve prior meeting minutes were carried.

• Approved motion to place the Redevelopment Agency (RDA) on the agenda (motion carried)
• Approved minutes from the January 27, 2026 Commission and RDA meeting (motion carried)
• Conditionally approved Shooting Range purchase request for LED spotlights & crossarm brackets, $8,972.48 (motion carried)
• Approved adoption of the Daggett County and Dutch John Rural Economic Blueprint (motion carried)
• Ratified UDOT Federal Aid Agreement for Bike Path Project F-0043(5)8 (motion carried)
• Approved Cooperative Law Enforcement Agreement with USDA Forest Service Ashley National Forest (motion carried)
• Approved purchase request to TRN Media for advertising, $9,129.45 (motion carried)
• Approved MOA with Robert K. Weidner (RPLCC) for $2,000.00 (motion carried)

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority will hold its regular meeting to review standing business, including updates on the water‑treatment plant and new clinic building projects. The board will discuss a purchase request to BVEA for an electrical service transformer for the new clinic, priced at $49,439.00. Additional reports on cash, invoices, disbursements, and the calendar will also be presented.

• Purchase request to BVEA for electrical service transformer for the new clinic – $49,439.00
• Water Treatment Plant Project – discussion update
• New Clinic Building Project – discussion update
• MBA Cash Summary Report & Accounts Receivable Report
• MBA Open Invoice Register & Reimbursement Register

The board approved the minutes from January 13, 2025 and January 20, 2025. It acknowledged receipt of the MBA cash summary dated January 23, 2026 and the disbursement summary for January 8‑13, 2026. The board approved the MBA open invoice register dated January 23, 2026 for $278,009.76. Finally, it approved a $49,439 purchase request to Bridger Valley Electric Association for electrical service and a transformer for the new clinic.

• Approved MBA minutes for Jan 13, 2025 (3‑0)
• Approved MBA minutes for Jan 20, 2025 (3‑0)
• Acknowledged receipt of MBA cash summary dated Jan 23, 2026 (3‑0)
• Approved MBA open invoice register dated Jan 23, 2026 for $278,009.76 (3‑0)
• Acknowledged receipt of MBA disbursement summary Jan 8‑13, 2026 for $3,403.18 (3‑0)
• Approved purchase request to BVEA for new clinic electrical service & transformer for $49,439.00 (3‑0)

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission and Redevelopment Agency will hold a standing business session covering routine updates and financial reports. The agenda includes discussion and consideration of several contracts and purchase requests, such as a state contract with YESCO for billboard advertising and a $7,368.05 purchase request to Adorama Inc. for search‑and‑rescue equipment. A closed session will address items permitted by state code, including personnel and litigation matters.

• Discussion and consideration of purchase order & contract (State Contract) with YESCO for billboard advertising
• Discussion and consideration of purchase request to Adorama Inc. for search and rescue ($7,368.05)
• Discussion and consideration of surplus of 2018 Dodge Ram 3500 SLT from Road Department
• Discussion and consideration of Bancorp lease agreements for the Sheriff Office vehicles
• Ratification of USDA assurances – construction programs OMB Approval #4040-0009

The Daggett County Commission approved the UDOT Federal Aid Agreement and ratified it for next week. It also approved several contracts and purchase orders, including the Broken Heart Rodeo contract, a billboard advertising contract with Yesco, and a drone purchase from Adorama. Financial documents such as the Open Invoice Register, Reimbursement Register, and Disbursement Summaries were accepted. Additional items like the surplus Dodge Ram sale, sheriff vehicle lease agreements, and Grama Management Software were also approved.

• Approved UDOT Federal Aid Agreement (motion carried)
• Approved Purchase Order and Contract with Broken Heart Rodeo Company (motion carried)
• Approved Purchase Order and Contract with Yesco for billboard advertising (motion carried)
• Approved surplus sale of 2018 Dodge Ram 3500 SLT from Road Department (motion carried)
• Approved Bancorp Lease Agreements for Sheriff Office vehicles (motion carried)
• Approved Assistant Civil Attorney contract with changes to contract letter (motion carried)
• Approved purchase request to Adorama Inc. for DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise Thermal Drone ($7,368.05) (motion carried)
• Approved Grama Management Software (motion carried)

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority will discuss updates on the water treatment plant project and the new clinic building project. It will also review legislation matters. The board will consider Ordinance 26-01MBA, which would set the Authority's meeting schedule for 2026.

• Discussion of Water Treatment Plant Project
• Discussion of New Clinic Building Project
• Legislation discussion
• Consideration of Ordinance 26-01MBA to set 2026 meeting schedule
• MBA Cash Summary Report

The board approved the receipt of the MBA Cash Summary dated January 16, 2026. It also approved the MBA Disbursement Summary for Jan 8‑13, 2026 in the amount of $3,403.18. The board adopted Ordinance 26-01MBA, changing the regular meeting start time to 9:30 am. The minutes from the January 13, 2026 meeting were tabled until next week because the printed set was incorrect.

• Acknowledged receipt of MBA Cash Summary dated Jan 16, 2026 – motion carried
• Acknowledged receipt of MBA Disbursement Summary Jan 8‑13, 2026, $3,403.18 – motion carried
• Adopted Ordinance 26-01MBA to set meeting schedule with start time 9:30 am – motion carried
• Tabled MBA minutes from Jan 13, 2026 until next week due to printing error

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission will review its 2026 meeting schedule and discuss the DarkSkies designation. The agenda also includes updates on the Dutch John Airport and a closed session regarding a specific individual.

• Discussion of Ordinance 26-01: County Commission meeting schedule for 2026
• Discussion of Ordinance 26-01RDA: Redevelopment Agency meeting schedule for 2026
• Discussion of Daggett County participating in the DarkSkies designation
• Discussion of Manila & Dutch John Airport preservation projects
• Closed session for discussion of an individual per §52-4-205 of State Code

The commission approved several financial items, including a $96,730.68 open invoice register, a $250,232.45 county disbursement, and a $1,710.00 RDA disbursement. It also approved the Dutch John and Manila airport preservation projects (total $450,000 with a 10% county match) and granted a permit for the “Freeze the Gorge” event. Additional actions included adopting the 2026 commission and RDA meeting schedule ordinances, moving into and out of closed session, and acknowledging receipt of the cash summary report. The minutes from the Jan 13, 2026 meeting were tabled until next week.

• Motion to go in and out of Redevelopment Agency agenda carried
• Minutes from Jan 13, 2026 meeting tabled until next week
• Approved Open Invoice Register dated Jan 13, 2026 for $96,730.68
• Approved County Disbursement Summary (Zion’s Checking) for $250,232.45
• Approved RDA Disbursement Summary for $1,710.00
• Approved Dutch John ($250,000) and Manila ($200,000) airport preservation projects with 10% county match
• Approved application and permit for “Freeze the Gorge” event on March 14, 2026
• Adopted Ordinance 26‑01 setting the 2026 Daggett County Commission meeting schedule

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Planning and Zoning board will meet to discuss the legislative requirements for adopting a Water Conservation Plan into the Daggett County General Plan.

• Discussion of legislative requirements for Water Conservation Plan adoption into the General Plan

The Planning and Zoning Board decided to incorporate several elements from the 2021 Dutch John Water Preliminary Engineering Report into the Daggett County Water Conservation Plan. Carrie Poulsen will implement those recommendations and present a revised draft at the next meeting. The board also agreed to revise the Short Term Rental Ordinance to allow permit re‑issuance without a new application, link permits to the annual business license, and require owners to provide required information. Those ordinance changes will be drafted and presented at the next meeting.

• Incorporate elements from the 2021 Dutch John Water Preliminary Engineering Report into the Water Conservation Plan (no vote recorded)
• Commissioner Carrie Poulsen to implement the water plan recommendations and present a new draft at the next meeting
• Revise Short Term Rental Ordinance to allow permit re‑issuance without re‑application (no vote recorded)
• Link short‑term rental permits to the annual business license (no vote recorded)
• Require owners to provide information for permit compliance (no vote recorded)
• Commissioner Carrie Poulsen to draft the ordinance changes and present them at the next meeting

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Planning and Zoning board will discuss incorporating a Water Conservation Plan into the General Plan. The board will also consider an updated re-zone application and a request to replace a mobile home at 140 N. Bear Paw Lane.

• Request to remove and replace a mobile home at 140 N. Bear Paw Lane
• Legislative requirements for a Water Conservation Plan in the General Plan
• Updated Re-Zone application
• Short Term Rental Ordinance update
• Accessory Dwelling Unit Ordinance

The board unanimously accepted the December 15, 2025 work, public hearing and regular session minutes. It voted to table the legislative requirements for adopting a water‑conservation plan into the county general plan. It also approved the corrected rezoning application for amending a zoning designation.

• Accepted Dec 15 2025 minutes (all in favor, motion carried)
• Tabled legislative requirements for water‑conservation plan adoption (all in favor, motion carried)
• Accepted updated rezoning application with corrections (all in favor, motion carried)

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

Commission Meetings

Commission Meetings

The Daggett County Commission and Redevelopment Agency will hold a standing business session covering updates on departments, financial reports, and committee reports. Commissioners will discuss setting the 2026 meeting schedules for the Commission, RDA, and MBA. A closed session will be held to discuss matters permitted by Utah Code §52-4-205.

• Discussion of 2026 meeting schedules for the Commission, RDA, and MBA
• Closed session to discuss items allowed under §52-4-205 (e.g., personnel health, litigation, property matters)
• Cash Summary Report and Accounts Receivable Report
• Open Invoice Register, Reimbursement Register, Disbursement Listing, and Purchase Requests
• Committee/maintenance reports: Public Safety Emergency Management, Justice Court updates, Board and Committee updates, U.S. Forest Service updates

The commission accepted the December 23, 2025 meeting minutes and acknowledged the cash summary and accounts receivable report. It approved the County Open Invoice Register for $36,195.45, the Commission Open Invoice Register for $36,195.45, and the RDA Open Invoice Register for $56,000. The disbursement listing of $124,459.31 and a reimbursement register of $332.20 were also approved. The body entered a closed session to discuss real‑property lease, purchase or exchange matters, then returned to open session before adjourning.

• Accepted December 23, 2025 meeting minutes (3-0)
• Acknowledged receipt of cash summary and accounts receivable report (3-0)
• Approved County Open Invoice Register $36,195.45 (3-0)
• Approved Commission Open Invoice Register $36,195.45 (3-0)
• Approved RDA Open Invoice Register $56,000.00 (3-0)
• Approved Disbursement Listing $124,459.31 (3-0)
• Approved Reimbursement Register $332.20 (3-0)
• Entered closed session for real‑property lease/purchase/exchange discussion (3-0)

Boards & Committees (except Commission)

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority will review and consider change orders and construction directives for the Daggett County Health Business and Community Center. It will also discuss Change Order #2 for the Dutch John Water Treatment Plant. Additional agenda items include updates on the water treatment plant and new clinic building projects, and routine financial reports.

• Change orders and construction change directives for the Daggett County Health Business and Community Center (DCHBCC)
• Change Order #2 for the Dutch John Water Treatment Plant
• Discussion update on the Water Treatment Plant Project
• Discussion update on the New Clinic Building Project
• MBA cash summary report and accounts receivable report

The board approved the meeting minutes from December 23, 2025. It acknowledged receipt of the January 2, 2026 cash summary and the December 18, 2025‑January 5, 2026 disbursement summary. The board approved the open invoice register dated January 5, 2026 for $377,445.71. It accepted Change Order #2 for the Dutch John Water Treatment Plant for $3,719.75.

• Approved December 23, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Acknowledged receipt of MBA Cash Summary dated Jan 2, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved MBA Open Invoice Register dated Jan 5, 2026 for $377,445.71 (unanimous)
• Acknowledged receipt of MBA Disbursement Summary dated Dec 18, 2025‑Jan 5, 2026 for $14,659.06 (unanimous)
• Accepted Change Order #2 for Dutch John Water Treatment Plant for $3,719.75 (unanimous)