Davis County, Utah

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

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Davis County Planning Commission

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Library Board

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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

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Board of Davis County Commissioners

Library Board

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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

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Board of Davis County Commissioners

Library Board

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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

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Library Board

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Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Board of Davis County Commissioners

Davis County Planning Commission

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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

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

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

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)

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)

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Board of Davis County Commissioners

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

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)

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

Davis County Planning Commission

The Davis County Planning Commission will meet to approve the minutes from a previous meeting and consider a simple boundary line adjustment between two property owners. The agenda also includes a review of the Davis County General Plan.

• Approval of May 7, 2026 meeting minutes
• Simple Boundary Line Adjustment - Armstrong (Skip Rock Properties LLC) and Welch
• Davis County General Plan Review

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners will consider a resolution to finance a manufacturing facility for Kihomac, Inc. through industrial development revenue bonds. The board is also reviewing lease agreements for the library and health departments, as well as a regional dispatch agreement.

• Resolution for up to $10,000,000.00 in Industrial Development Revenue Bonds for Kihomac, Inc.
• Commercial and industrial lease for North Salt Lake Temporary Library location for $64,944.00
• Interlocal Cooperation Master Agreement for regional dispatch services operated by Layton City
• Contract amendment with Caliber Cleaning Services, LLC for an additional $1,600.00 per month
• Lease agreement amendment with Northern Utah Counseling, LLC for $7,000.00

The board approved a resolution authorizing up to $10,000,000.00 in industrial development revenue bonds for Kihomac, Inc. Additional items approved included a cleaning‑service contract amendment, a temporary library lease, an interlocal dispatch agreement, a shooting‑range event agreement, and the June 2 property‑tax register. All motions passed with the recorded votes.

• Approved resolution authorizing up to $10,000,000.00 industrial development revenue bonds for Kihomac, Inc. (all present voted aye)
• Approved amendment to contract #2021-0080-A with Caliber Cleaning Services, LLC for an additional $1,600.00 per month (all present voted aye)
• Approved $64,944.00 commercial and industrial lease for a temporary North Salt Lake library location (all present voted aye)
• Approved Interlocal Cooperation Master Agreement for regional dispatch services (ayes: Bob Stevenson, Lorene Kamalu; abstain: John Crofts; motion passed)
• Approved $600.00 shooting range event agreement with Frank the Tank Shooting, LLC (all present voted aye)
• Approved Property Tax Register for 06‑02‑2026 (all present voted aye)
• Approved Work Session and Regular Commission meeting minutes for May 19 and May 26, 2026 (all present voted aye)

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners will hold a work session on June 2, 2026 at the Davis County Administration Building, 61 South Main Street, Suite 306, Farmington, Utah. Commissioners will hear a presentation outlining the differences between a government‑controlled 501(c)(3) public charity and an independent private nonprofit 501(c)(3) entity (Item #2026-559). They will also discuss proposed financial policy updates (Item #2026-560). Both items were recommended by County Controller Scott Parke.

• Item #2026-559: Presentation comparing government‑controlled 501(c)(3) public charity with independent private nonprofit 501(c)(3) entity
• Item #2026-560: Discussion of proposed financial policy updates

The Board discussed creating a county‑controlled nonprofit versus encouraging independent nonprofits, with several department heads expressing support. They also reviewed proposed updates to purchase‑card policy, cell‑phone allowances, mileage reimbursement rates, and vehicle storage rules. No formal approvals, denials, or vote tallies were recorded during the session.

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board will hold a second public hearing on the 2026-2027 Annual Action Plan for CDBG and HOME programs. They will also consider a $4.96 million interlocal agreement with Kaysville City for the Angel Street Extension project using transportation grant funds, a settlement agreement for a property tax adjustment claim, and various contracts including a $635,725 tobacco prevention amendment and an $86,031 environmental agreement with the state.

• Settlement agreement with Jamshid Askar in the amount of $3,585
• Interlocal cooperation agreement with Kaysville City for $4,960,000 for the Angel Street Extension project
• Amendment #11 to tobacco prevention contract with Utah DHHS for $635,725
• Agreement with Utah Department of Environmental Quality for $86,031 to perform Minimum Performance Standards
• Two training reimbursement agreements for sheriff's office totaling $38,296

The board approved a $4,960,000 interlocal cooperation transportation reimbursement agreement with Kaysville City for the Angel Street Extension Project. It also approved a $3,585 settlement with Jamshid Askar, opened and then closed a public hearing on the CDBG Annual Action Plan, and confirmed health board appointments and several contract amendments. All actions were adopted unanimously by the commissioners present.

• Approved $3,585 settlement with Jamshid Askar (all present voted aye)
• Opened public hearing for CDBG Annual Action Plan (all present voted aye)
• Closed public hearing for CDBG Annual Action Plan (all present voted aye)
• Approved $4,960,000 transportation reimbursement with Kaysville City (all present voted aye)
• Approved reappointments to Davis County Board of Health (all present voted aye)
• Approved Amendment #11 to tobacco prevention contract ($635,725) (all present voted aye)
• Approved training reimbursement for Kyson Allen Benoit ($18,630) (all present voted aye)
• Approved training reimbursement for Alicia Andrella Bernardo ($19,666) (all present voted aye)

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Davis County Commissioners will approve the minutes from the May 12 meeting and several interlocal agreements, including a $2,920 grant distribution with Layton and Clearfield cities and a $6,000,000 reimbursement agreement with the Utah Transit Authority for the Davis Salt Lake Community Connector Project. They will also accept bids from the 2026 delinquent real‑property tax sale and approve a series of service contracts and event agreements, such as elevator inspections at Western Sports Park, golf‑course aeration, a Medicaid aging waiver program, and a shooting‑range rental. All items are presented for board approval during the May 19 regular meeting.

• $6,000,000 Interlocal Cooperation Transportation Project Reimbursement Agreement with UTA for the Davis Salt Lake Community Connector Project
• $2,920 Interlocal Agreement with Layton City and Clearfield City to distribute 2025 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Funds
• Amendment to contract with Kone, Inc. for adding 3 elevators at Western Sports Park – $18,709.92 annually
• Service agreement with DryJect Turf Services, Inc. for aeration of Valley View Golf Course – $9,425.00
• Shooting range event rental agreement with Wasatch Defensive Shooters Association – $50.00

The Davis County Commissioners approved an interlocal agreement with Layton and Clearfield cities to receive $2,920 from the 2025 Edward Byrne Justice Assistance Grant. They also approved a $6 million reimbursement agreement with UTA for the Davis Salt Lake Community Connector bus route. Additional approvals included a tax‑sale bid acceptance, contract amendments for the Layton Teen Success Center, elevator inspections at Western Sports Park, golf‑course aeration services, a Medicaid Aging Waiver amendment, and a shooting‑range event rental. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved $2,920 Interlocal Agreement with Layton & Clearfield cities (all present voted aye)
• Approved $6,000,000 Transportation Reimbursement Agreement with UTA (all present voted aye)
• Approved acceptance of bids for 2026 delinquent tax sale (all present voted aye)
• Approved amendment to Subaward for Layton Teen Success Center (all present voted aye)
• Approved $18,709.92 annual elevator inspection contract for Western Sports Park (all present voted aye)
• Approved $9,425 service agreement for Valley View Golf Course aeration (all present voted aye)
• Approved $15,629 amendment to Medicaid Aging Waiver program (all present voted aye)
• Approved $50 shooting‑range event rental agreement (all present voted aye)

Davis County Audit Committee

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners holds a work session to discuss three items: an update on the South Davis Recreation District, various budget-related items and requests, and a request for a full-time equivalent Digital Communications Specialist for Animal Care. No formal votes or decisions are scheduled during this work session.

• Presentation of the South Davis Recreation District Update (Item #2026-312)
• Discussion of Various Budget-Related Items and/or Requests (Item #2026-509)
• Request for FTE Digital Communications Specialist for Animal Care (Item #2026-525)

The board heard a detailed update on the South Davis Recreation District’s 2025 performance and 2026 plans. County Controller Scott Parke presented the current $3 million budget shortfall and reviewed upcoming budget proposals from the Library, Facilities and Animal Care departments. The Library Director outlined a reorganization that would consolidate service desks and reduce staff FTE, and the Facilities Director requested $18,000 for a suite remodel and a position reclassification. No motions were adopted, no votes were recorded, and no decisions were finalized during the meeting.

Library Board

The Davis County Library Board will meet to approve a lease for the North Salt Lake Library location and ratify various expenditures and donations. The board will also discuss staff reorganization and receive a construction update for the South End.

• Approval of North Salt Lake Library Location Lease
• Ratification of $1,833.50 in quarterly donations (01/01/2026-03/31/2026)
• Ratification of $87.00 in quarterly low dollar contracts
• Ratification of simple boundary adjustment for Bountiful Library
• Approval of Library Collection Appeals and Administrative Review Committees

The board unanimously approved the April 9, 2026 minutes and ratified quarterly donations, low‑dollar contracts, and a simple boundary adjustment with Bountiful City that adds parking space. It also unanimously tabled the March 2026 expenditure ratification and the proposed Library Collection Appeals and Administrative Review Committees. No other actions were taken.

• Approved April 9, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Tabled ratification of March 2026 expenditures (unanimous)
• Approved quarterly donations of $1,833.50 (unanimous)
• Approved quarterly low‑dollar contracts of $87.00 (unanimous)
• Approved simple boundary adjustment for Bountiful Library (land swap) (unanimous)
• Tabled Library Collection Appeals and Administrative Review Committees item (unanimous)

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Davis County Commissioners will consider a series of approvals and authorizations, including funding agreements, contract amendments, and policy adoptions. Key items include a $363,000 interlocal reimbursement to Clearfield City for the Clearfield Canal Trail project and a $219,000 reimbursement for the Depot Street bike lanes project. Other actions involve a $27,701 per month amendment to the Caliber Cleaning Services contract, a $13,933.59 receivable from Davis School District for a graduation event, and a $75,000 Emergency Management Performance Grant from the Utah Department of Public Safety.

• Approve $363,000 reimbursement agreement with Clearfield City for Clearfield Canal Trail Project
• Approve $219,000 reimbursement agreement with Clearfield City for Depot Street Bike Lanes Project
• Amend contract with Caliber Cleaning Services, LLC to $27,701 per month
• Approve $13,933.59 receivable agreement with Davis School District for graduation event
• Approve $75,000 Emergency Management Performance Grant receivable from Utah DPS

The Davis County Commissioners approved several interlocal agreements, including a $363,000 reimbursement to Clearfield City for the Canal Trail project and a $219,000 bike‑lane project. They also approved the animal‑care charitable partnership authorization, the 2026 delinquent‑tax sale process, and a $75,000 emergency‑management grant. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved standing authorization for animal‑care charitable partnerships (all aye)
• Approved $13,933.59 receivable for Davis School District graduation use of Western Sports Park (all aye)
• Approved $363,000 interlocal reimbursement for Clearfield Canal Trail project (all aye)
• Approved $219,000 interlocal reimbursement for Depot Street bike lanes project (all aye)
• Approved traditional bidding process for 2026 delinquent property tax sale (all aye)
• Approved $27,701 per month amendment to cleaning contract with Caliber Cleaning Services (all aye)
• Approved decline of additional 1.25% URS pickup for Tier II public safety (all aye)
• Approved $75,000 Emergency Management Performance Grant from Utah DPS (all aye)

Davis County Planning Commission

The Davis County Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting to consider a simple boundary line adjustment involving two parcels (080790049 and 080790054) owned by Miller/Hill. The agenda also includes approval of minutes from October 2, 2025. No other substantive items are scheduled for discussion or decision.

• Simple boundary line adjustment - Miller/Hill Parcel 080790049 and 080790054
• Approval of Planning Commission Meeting Minutes for October 2, 2025

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Davis County Commissioners will vote on a $566,230.13 cooperative agreement with Axon Enterprise for a storage management system. A public hearing will consider a resolution to amend the 2026 operating and capital budgets. Several contracts and agreements for facilities, health programs, and community events will also be approved.

• Ratify NASPO ValuePoint contract with Axon Enterprise – $566,230.13 payable 5/5/2026‑12/31/2031
• Public hearing on resolution to amend 2026 operating and capital budgets
• Approve amendment to XCEL contract for additional environmental abatement at Bountiful Branch Library – $13,036.48
• Approve community partner contracts for suicide prevention funds – $500‑$1,000 each
• Approve agreement with USA Wrestling Utah for 2026‑2027 season – $134,450.00 receivable

The board approved the minutes for prior meetings and ratified a five‑year NASPO ValuePoint agreement with Axon Enterprise for evidence storage, costing $566,230.13. Commissioners also reinstated the cancelled May 12 meeting and denied all three pending property‑tax‑relief applications. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved April 21 meeting minutes (items 3‑5) – all present voted aye
• Ratified Axon evidence‑storage contract ($566,230.13) – all present voted aye
• Reinstated the May 12, 2026 Commission meeting – all present voted aye
• Denied all three 1347 property‑tax‑relief applications – all present voted aye

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners will hold a work session to discuss county administrative programs and receive presentations. The meeting includes reviews of financial controls and community housing progress.

• Discussion regarding Commercial Card (P-Card) Programs
• Promotional ideas for the Davis Shooting Range
• Progress report on Permanent Supportive Housing from the Community Services Division
• Discussion regarding Utah Retirement Systems (URS) Tier 2 Member Contribution Rate Increase

Commissioners gave permission to start a HUD Section 108 loan application, allowing the County to borrow up to about $4.7 million for a permanent supportive housing project. They also approved two shooting‑range initiatives: opening south bays to archers on weekends and a buy‑one‑get‑one‑free promotional campaign in August. The Board decided to pass the 1.25% URS Tier 2 retirement contribution increase to employees, and will seek department input on modernizing the county purchasing‑card program at a follow‑up meeting.

• Approved permission to begin HUD Section 108 loan application (~$4.7M) for permanent supportive housing
• Approved opening south competition bays to archers on weekends at Davis Shooting Range
• Approved August promotional campaign (buy‑one‑get‑one‑free passes) for Davis Shooting Range
• Decided to pass 1.25% URS Tier 2 retirement contribution increase to employees (≈$126,000 annual cost)
• Decided to solicit department director input on modernizing the P‑Card program at a meeting the next day

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Davis County Board of Commissioners announced that the regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, April 28, 2026 at 10:00 AM in the Davis County Administration Building will not be held. No agenda items will be considered or discussed at this time.

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Davis County Board will hold a special meeting on April 27, 2026, beginning at 8:30 AM at the County Administration Building. After roll call, the agenda includes a closed session permitted under Utah Code 52-4-205(1)(a) to discuss the character, professional competence, or physical or mental health of an individual, as recommended by Commissioner Lorene Kamalu.

• Closed Session #2026-463 – discussion of an individual's character, professional competence, or physical/mental health (Utah Code 52-4-205(1)(a))

Commissioner Lorene Kamalu moved, and Commissioner John Crofts seconded, a motion to enter a closed session under Utah Code 52-4-205(1)(a). All present voted aye, so the closed session was authorized. No further actions were taken during the session.

• Motion to enter closed session approved unanimously (all present voted aye)

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Davis County Board of Commissioners will hold a work session to discuss tax applications, a fraud risk assessment, and the 2026 operating and capital budgets. The meeting will also include a closed session regarding an individual's health.

• Work session on two 1347 applications and late appeals
• Discussion of State Auditor Fraud Risk Assessment
• Review of 2026 Operating and Capital Budgets
• Closed session on individual's physical or mental health

The Board approved a $25,000 grant from the opioid settlement fund for the South Davis Metro Fire District and agreed to develop a formal grant application process for future awards. It also approved rolling over $41,500 of tourism funds into the 2026 budget and accepted two late tax appeals while denying two fee‑waiver applications and a late exempt application from Christian Life Center. The fraud‑risk assessment will be signed and submitted to the State Auditor, and the lock‑box service will be transitioned to Zions Bank.

• Approved $25,000 opioid grant to South Davis Metro Fire District
• Agreed to create a formal written grant application and evaluation process
• Approved rollover of $41,500 tourism funds into 2026 budget
• Accepted two late tax appeals (property error and medical reason)
• Denied two 1347 fee‑waiver applications ($43.91 waiver and undeliverable lock‑box payment)
• Denied late exempt application from Christian Life Center
• Planned transition of lock‑box services from Wells Fargo to Zions Bank
• Fraud Risk Assessment to be signed by Chair and submitted to State Auditor

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Davis County Commissioners will vote on multiple contracts and agreements, including a $202,487 purchase order for Andersen Asphalt to provide services on the West Davis Trail. They will also consider a $65,684 pass‑through funding amendment for Davis Behavioral Health and an $83,200 cooperative agreement with the Utah Department of Transportation for trail maintenance. Additional items include a policy change on AI usage, approval of meeting minutes, and a cancellation of a future regular meeting.

• Purchase Order #2026-349: $202,487 payable to Andersen Asphalt for West Davis Trail services (04/21/2026‑11/30/2026)
• Amendment #7 to Contract #2025-0484: $65,684 pass‑through funding for Davis Behavioral Health mental health services
• Cooperative Agreement #2026-425 with UDOT: $83,200 receivable for trail maintenance and ownership
• Standard Service Provider Contract #2026-412 with ACE Recycling & Disposal: $2,808 payable for weekly dumpster service at the Davis County Correctional Facility
• Sponsorship Agreement #2026-436 with Simple Treasures: $4,000 receivable for CommonSpirit Center Arena 2 sponsorship

The Davis County Commissioners approved a series of actions, including prior meeting minutes, the cancellation of the May 12 regular meeting, a $65,684 amendment to a behavioral‑health funding contract, and the appointment of Douglas M. Monson as a trustee on the Bountiful Irrigation District board. They also approved an $83,200 UDOT trail‑maintenance receivable and a $202,487 purchase order for West Davis Trail asphalt work, along with several sheriff‑office contracts, a DMV lease amendment, and updates to the county AI policy. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved minutes for April 7 and April 14 regular meetings (Items 3‑5) – all aye
• Approved cancellation of the May 12 regular commission meeting (Item 6) – all aye
• Approved amendment #7 to contract #2025‑0484, moving $65,684 for Davis Behavioral Health (Item 7) – all aye
• Approved appointment of Douglas M. Monson as trustee on Bountiful Irrigation District board (Item 8) – all aye
• Approved cooperative agreement with UDOT for West Davis Highway Trail maintenance, receivable $83,200 (Item 9) – all aye
• Approved purchase order for Andersen Asphalt for West Davis Trail improvements, payable $202,487 (Item 10) – all aye
• Approved amendment #2 to contract #2006‑135 for early termination of DMV lease (Item 11) – all aye
• Approved changes to generative AI usage policy (Item 15) – all aye

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Davis County Board of Commissioners will approve agreements for tax notice services, health department programs, and various sports park events. The meeting will also cover the approval of meeting minutes and a resolution for water quality permits.

• Agreement with The Master's Touch for Tax Notice Services ($33,074.00/year)
• Approval of Davis County Emergency Operations Center substantial completion
• Interlocal agreement for Utah Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (UPDES) General Permit
• Agreements with Western Sports Park for various sports events and festivals
• Library lease amendment for the Temporary Bountiful Location

Commissioners approved the March 31, 2026 meeting minutes and a $33,074‑per‑year contract with The Master’s Touch for tax notice printing. They also approved several health agreements, including a $200,000 amendment to the Preschool Development Grant and funding for disease response and senior farmers market programs. An interlocal cooperation resolution for the UPDES General Permit and multiple sheriff’s office contracts for lawn care, facility completion, and event services were also adopted. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved March 31, 2026 meeting minutes (all present voted aye)
• Approved $33,074/year tax notice services contract with The Master’s Touch (all present voted aye)
• Approved $200,000 amendment to Preschool Development Grant B‑5 Activity (all present voted aye)
• Approved Interlocal Cooperation Resolution for UPDES General Permit (all present voted aye)
• Approved $4,292.84 purchase order for lawn and ground care with Outdoor Home Services Holdings (all present voted aye)
• Approved Certificate of Substantial Completion for Emergency Operations Center with Hogan & Associates (all present voted aye)
• Approved $13,650 contract with Redstone Landscaping for correctional facility lawn care (all present voted aye)
• Approved $1,500 sponsorship agreement with Nationwide Expos for digital advertising (all present voted aye)

Library Board

The Davis County Library Board will hold a meeting on April 9, 2026. Board members will receive Open Meeting Law training and approve the March 12, 2026 meeting minutes. They will also ratify February 2026 expenditures and a renewal agreement with Patron Point, Inc. Finally, they will approve an amendment to the lease for the temporary Bountiful location.

• Annual Open Meeting Law Training presented by Neal Geddes, Chief Deputy, County Attorney's Office
• Approval of Minutes – March 12, 2026 presented by Joshua Johnson, Director, Library
• Ratification of February 2026 expenditures presented by Joshua Johnson, Director, Library
• Ratification of renewal agreement with Patron Point, Inc for software services ($57,398, 04/01/2026–03/31/2029) presented by Ellen Peterson, Deputy Director, Library
• Approval of Amendment No 1 to Lease Agreement for the Temporary Bountiful Location presented by Joshua Johnson, Director, Library

The Davis County Library Board approved the March 12 minutes, ratified February expenditures, ratified a three‑year Patron Point software renewal worth $57,398, and approved Amendment #1 to the lease for the temporary Bountiful location. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved March 12, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Ratified February 2026 library expenditures (unanimous)
• Ratified renewal agreement with Patron Point, Inc. for $57,398 software services (unanimous)
• Approved Amendment #1 to the lease agreement for the temporary Bountiful location (unanimous)

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners will hold a work session on April 7, 2026. The session will discuss private activity bonds and a request for direction to proceed with further due diligence, as recommended by Kent Andersen and Scott Parke. It will also discuss the Division of Motor Vehicles lease with the State of Utah, as recommended by Lane Rose.

• #2026-369 – Discussion of private activity bonds and a request for direction to proceed with further due diligence (recommended by Kent Andersen and Scott Parke).
• #2026-350 – Discussion of the Division of Motor Vehicles lease with the State of Utah (recommended by Lane Rose).

The Board directed that the State of Utah may end its DMV lease early, effective after December, and that a month‑to‑month lease be offered if construction delays occur. No vote tally was recorded for this action. The commission also discussed private activity bonds but did not adopt a formal decision, instead agreeing to develop guidelines.

• Allowed State of Utah DMV lease to terminate early after December, with month‑to‑month option

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Davis County Commissioners will approve minutes from March meetings, cancel an April 28 meeting, and consider several contracts and grant agreements. Items include a $96,453.75 State Homeland Security Grant, a $3,000 service contract for bee‑hive inspections, a $13,650 lawn‑care contract, a $500 grant for the Great Salt Lake Bird Festival, and a $15 per event NRA training agreement. The board will also receive an employee service awards nomination and a property‑tax adjustment application.

• Approve acceptance of $96,453.75 State Homeland Security Grant (SHSP)
• Approve $3,000 service contract with Homer's Honey Bee, LLC for bee‑hive inspections
• Approve $13,650 contract with Redstone Lawn and Ground Care for lawn services
• Approve $500 grant agreement with Bass Pro Shops and Cabela's Outdoor Fund for the 2026 Great Salt Lake Bird Festival
• Approve $15 per event NRA course instruction agreement with Bruce Illum at the Davis Shooting Range

The commissioners approved the March 24 work session and regular meeting minutes. They cancelled the April 28 regular meeting because commissioners will attend a conference. Several health and public safety contracts were approved, including a $3,000 bee‑hive inspection service and a $96,453.75 state grant for the Emergency Operations Center. Additional agreements for a bird‑festival grant, NRA shooting‑range instruction, lawn care, and senior in‑home services were also approved.

• Approved work session meeting minutes for March 24, 2026 (all present voted aye)
• Approved regular commission meeting minutes for March 24, 2026 (all present voted aye)
• Cancelled the regular commission meeting scheduled for April 28, 2026 (all present voted aye)
• Approved Service Provider Agreement with Homer's Honey Bee, LLC for bee‑hive inspections at $3,000 per period (all present voted aye)
• Approved termination of contract #2025-0257 with Kirk Middaugh for bee‑hive inspections (all present voted aye)
• Accepted State Homeland Security Grant Program award packet of $96,453.75 for Emergency Operations Center (all present voted aye)
• Approved agreement with Bass Pro Shops and Cabela's Outdoor Fund for a $500 grant for the 2026 Great Salt Lake Bird Festival (all present voted aye)
• Approved agreement with At Home Care for Seniors for in‑home services for elderly or disabled adults (all present voted aye)

Davis County Planning Commission

The Davis County Planning Commission announced that its regularly scheduled meeting on April 2, 2026 at 6:00 PM in the Davis County Administration Building was cancelled. No agenda items were considered. The cancellation notice was posted by the Davis County Planning Department.

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Davis County Board of Commissioners will consider several items, including a contract amendment for aging services that would receive $46,700. Other actions include authorizing retirement incentive agreements, approving a natural gas purchase agreement for the Western Sports Park arenas, and appointing a tourism representative to the Great Salt Lake Scenic Byway Committee. The board will also review temporary access licenses, donation agreements for senior services, and various service contracts related to community events and facilities.

• #2026-323 – Amendment #4 to Contract #2025-0612, receivable $46,700 for Davis County Aging Services (FY26)
• #2026-329 – Agreement with Summit Energy, LLC for sale and purchase of natural gas for Western Sports Park arenas (payable, amount variable)
• #2026-338 – Written motion authorizing the Chair to approve and sign 2026 retirement incentive agreements
• #2026-18 – Resolution appointing Jessica Merrill to represent Davis County Tourism on the Great Salt Lake Scenic Byway Committee
• #2026-322 – Agreement with Show Me Reptiles Show for a trade show, receivable $3,067.45

The Davis County Commissioners approved a written motion authorizing the chair to sign 2026 retirement incentive agreements. They also approved a natural‑gas supply agreement for the Western Sports Park, a temporary access license for Bountiful City, and a resolution appointing Jessica Merrill to the Great Salt Lake Scenic Byway Committee. Additional approvals included donation agreements for aging services and the reappointment of Mikel Birch to the Career Service Council. All votes were recorded as "all present voted aye."

• Approved early retirement incentive agreements (all present voted aye)
• Approved Summit Energy natural‑gas agreement for Western Sports Park (all present voted aye)
• Approved temporary access license for Bountiful City youth clean‑up (all present voted aye)
• Approved appointment of Jessica Merrill to Scenic Byway Committee (all present voted aye)
• Approved donation agreements with Ogden Midnight Runners, Lindquist Mortuary, and Perry Cakes for Aging Services (all present voted aye)
• Approved reappointment of Mikel Birch to Career Service Council (all present voted aye)
• Approved receipt of annexation letter from Woods Cross City (informational)
• Approved various event and service agreements under consent items (e.g., Show Me Reptiles, wedding reception, cheer competitions)

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Davis County Board of Commissioners will consider a series of contract approvals, amendments, and service agreements. Key items include a $248,000 software‑as‑a‑service agreement with Tyler Technologies and a $166,400 security system upgrade for the county correctional facility. The board will also approve smaller contracts for library software, a rolling steel door installation, and a suicide‑prevention partnership with the school district. Additional agenda items cover meeting minutes, polling locations, and public‑safety discussions.

• Approve $248,000 SaaS agreement with Tyler Technologies (annual $285,000 ongoing) – Item #21
• Approve $166,400 security control system upgrade contract with Prism Systems for the Davis County Correctional Facility – Item #24
• Approve $7,407.10 rolling steel overhead door installation with Western Industrial Door Company – Item #13
• Approve $800 community partner contract with Davis School District for comprehensive suicide‑prevention funds – Item #19
• Approve $57,398 renewal agreement with Patron Point for library software and services – Item #22

The board approved the 2026 primary and general election polling locations, a $248,000 software‑as‑a‑service agreement with Tyler Technologies, a $30,400 amendment for HIV prevention funding, a $7,407.10 door contract for the new golf‑ball storage area, and an Enbridge Gas rate agreement for the Western Sports Park. Additional health‑related contract amendments, a mobile emissions pilot agreement, and a motion to let the Health Department waive emissions inspections were also approved. No action was taken on the animal shelter project and the invocation request motion failed.

• Approved polling locations for 2026 elections (all present voted aye)
• Approved $248,000 SaaS agreement with Tyler Technologies (all present voted aye)
• Approved $30,400 amendment for HIV prevention contract (all present voted aye)
• Approved $7,407.10 door contract for new golf‑ball storage area (all present voted aye)
• Approved Enbridge Gas rate agreement for Western Sports Park (all present voted aye)
• Approved health contract amendments for violence prevention, block grant, and mobile emissions pilot (all present voted aye)
• Approved written motion authorizing Health Dept. emissions‑inspection exceptions (all present voted aye)
• Motion to allow invocation by local Hindu leader failed (no second, motion failed)

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners will hold a work session to discuss a proposal for dispatcher retention. The proposal was recommended by Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy Taylor West.

• Retention proposal for dispatchers recommended by Chief Deputy Taylor West

The board discussed a proposed retention payout for dispatchers tied to the upcoming merger with Layton City. Commissioners agreed that the Human Resources Director will draft a one‑time policy exception to allow sick‑leave buyouts through the October merger date. The drafted exception will be presented at a future commission meeting for formal approval. No other actions were taken at this work session.

• Unanimously approved (3-0) drafting a policy exception for dispatcher sick‑leave payouts

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners has cancelled their regularly scheduled meeting at the Davis County Administration Building. The cancellation was posted by the Davis County Clerk’s Office on March 11, 2026.

• Cancellation of regular meeting
• Meeting location: Davis County Administration Building, 61 South Main St., Suite 303, Farmington, Utah
• Original date: Tuesday, March 17, 2026 at 10:00 AM

Library Board

The Davis County Library Board will approve the February 12 meeting minutes and ratify January 2026 expenditures. It will also ratify a $32,077 Community Library Enhancement Funds grant agreement with the Utah State Library. The board will approve a policy update concerning patron request reconsideration and receive updates on quarterly library operations and the South End construction project.

• Approval of February 12, 2026 meeting minutes
• Ratification of January 2026 expenditures
• Ratification of $32,077 CLEF grant agreement with Utah State Library
• Approval of Policy Update #510 Patron Request for Reconsideration
• South End Construction Update

The Davis County Library Board unanimously approved the February 12, 2026 meeting minutes and the January 2026 expenditures. It ratified the agreement to receive a $32,077 Community Library Enhancement Funds (CLEF) grant from the Utah State Library. The board also unanimously approved a policy update for Patron Request for Reconsideration.

• Approved February 12, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved January 2026 expenditures (unanimous)
• Ratified CLEF grant agreement ($32,077) with Utah State Library (unanimous)
• Approved Policy Update #5.10 Patron Request for Reconsideration (unanimous)

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners will meet on March 10, 2026 for a regular session with public comments and a pledge of allegiance. Items include approval of proclamations, meeting minutes, cancellation of a future meeting, and various contracts and agreements with amounts ranging from $35,000 to $94,423.71. The meeting features a first public hearing on the 2026‑2027 Community Development Block Grant and HOME Investment Partnership programs. Additional agenda items cover contracts for data services, conference center advisory services, parking lot upgrades, a health‑grant agreement, and several sponsorship and procurement agreements.

• Public hearing for the 2026‑2027 Community Development Block Grant and HOME Investment Partnership programs (Item #2026-197).
• Amendment to Contract #2024-0178 with Placer Labs, Inc. for data services – $46,000 (Item #2026-245).
• Agreement with Conventions Sports & Leisure International, LLC for conference center advisory services – $35,000 plus possible hourly fees (Item #2026-265).
• Amendment to Contract #2025-1264 with Jardine Malaska Construction Services for Valley View Parking Lot upgrades – $94,423.71 (Item #2026-246).
• Grant Agreement with CommonSpirit Health Hospitals for the Davis Links Project – $50,000 receivable (Item #2026-242).

The Davis County Commissioners unanimously approved a series of items, including a proclamation, the cancellation of a March 17 meeting, and several contracts and agreements. Notable approvals were a $90,000 opioid treatment fund allocation, a $46,000 foot‑traffic analytics contract, and a $94,423.71 parking‑lot upgrade. All motions received an aye vote from the commissioners present.

• Approved proclamation declaring March 18, 2026 as "Tage I. Flint Day" (all aye)
• Approved cancellation of the regular commission meeting scheduled for March 17, 2026 (all aye)
• Approved transfer of confiscated firearms to the Sheriff's Office crime lab for training (all aye)
• Approved $46,000 amendment to contract with Placer Labs for foot‑traffic analytics (all aye)
• Approved $35,000 advisory services agreement with CSL for Davis Conference Center management review (all aye)
• Approved $94,423.71 amendment to contract with Jardine Malaska for Valley View parking lot upgrades (all aye)
• Approved $90,000 agreement to use opioid litigation settlement funds for Davis Behavioral Health treatment (all aye)
• Approved $50,000 grant agreement with CommonSpirit Health for the Davis Links project (all aye)

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners will hold a work session to discuss administrative and operational updates. The board will review staffing models for the Sheriff's Office and the inclusion of the Attorney's Office in budget meetings.

• Discussion on including the Attorney's Office in Budget Committee meetings
• Presentation of the Government Data Privacy Act (GDPA) Audit
• Discussion on the Strategic Over-Fill Staffing Model at the Sheriff's Office
• Presentation of the 2026-2030 Discover Davis Strategic Plan
• Presentation on Victim Services

The board discussed a strategic over‑fill staffing model for the Sheriff’s Office and both Commissioners Crofts and Stevenson agreed to the proposal, with Controller Parke to issue a formal memo. The board debated adding the County Attorney to the Budget Committee but took no vote, directing the Controller to draft a policy and review the committee structure. Commissioners expressed support for the Government Data Privacy Act audit findings and the related training improvements. The Discover Davis 2026‑2030 Strategic Plan was presented but no formal action was taken.

• Agreed to authorize strategic over‑fill staffing model allowing two extra sheriff positions (no vote recorded)
• No formal decision on adding County Attorney to Budget Committee; Controller to draft policy and review structure
• Commission expressed support for GDPA audit findings and attendance‑verification action plan
• Presented Discover Davis Strategic Plan; no formal action taken

Davis County Planning Commission

The Davis County Planning Commission announced that its regularly scheduled meeting on Thursday, March 5, 2026 at 6:00 PM in the Davis County Administration Building, 61 South Main St., Suite 303, Farmington, will be cancelled. No agenda items were presented for discussion. Residents should note that no decisions or public hearings will occur at this time.

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Davis County Board will vote on several contracts and resolutions, including large interlocal transportation agreements and service contracts. Key items include a $2,817,918 amendment with Syracuse City for the 2500 West Project and a $2,123,200 amendment for substance‑abuse and mental‑health services. The agenda also contains approvals for a $1,400,000 1100 West reconstruction agreement, a $210,000 Habitat for Humanity grant amendment, and an $18,250 festival transportation contract.

• Approval of RES #2026-10: $2,817,918 amendment to interlocal transportation agreement with Syracuse City for the 2500 West Project (03/03/2026‑06/30/2028)
• Approval of RES #2026-12: $2,123,200 amendment K to the comprehensive contract for substance‑abuse and mental‑health services with Davis Behavioral Health (01/01/2026‑12/31/2026)
• Approval of RES #2026-9: $1,400,000 amendment to interlocal transportation agreement with Woods Cross City for the 1100 West Reconstruction Project (03/03/2026‑07/31/2028)
• Approval of #2026-234: $210,000 amendment to the 2025‑2026 Community Development Block Grant contract with Habitat for Humanity (07/01/2025‑06/30/2026)
• Approval of #2026-216: $18,250 contract with Haroon Transportation Inc. for transportation services at the 2026 Great Salt Lake Bird Festival (05/14/2026‑05/17/2026)

The Davis County Board approved a series of contracts and agreements, including a $2,817,918 amendment for the 2500 West Project with Syracuse City and a $1,400,000 amendment for the 1100 West Reconstruction with Woods Cross City. It also adopted a $210,000 amendment to the Community Development Block Grant contract, a $2,123,200 amendment to the Davis Behavioral Health contract, and several smaller transportation, environmental and procurement items. All motions passed with all present members voting aye.

• Approved $210,000 amendment to 2025‑2026 CDBG contract for additional home repairs (Item 8)
• Approved $1,400,000 amendment to Woods Cross interlocal transportation agreement for 1100 West Reconstruction (Item 9)
• Approved $2,817,918 amendment to Syracuse interlocal transportation agreement for 2500 West Project (Item 10)
• Approved $2,123,200 amendment to Davis Behavioral Health contract for substance‑abuse services (Item 12)
• Approved $1,433,705 EPA Electric Vehicle Replacement Assistance Program receivable (Item 13)
• Approved $18,250 transportation services agreement for the 2026 Great Salt Lake Bird Festival (Item 6)
• Approved relocation of a ballot drop box to the Bountiful Senior Center under an interlocal agreement (Item 5)
• Approved resolution permitting alternative procurement methods pending policy update (Item 11)

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners will hold a work session to discuss a proposed county-wide anti-Semitic resolution. The board will also review staffing for the Western Sports Park and applications for property tax adjustments.

• County-Wide Anti-Semitic Resolution Proposal
• Western Sports Park staffing
• Applications for Adjustment of Property Taxes (UCA 59-2-1347)

The Commissioners accepted the Tax Advisory Committee's recommendation to deny five property‑tax relief applications and to approve one application that was affected by a system error. They also approved a $170,000 ongoing and $1,650 one‑time budget adjustment to hire additional staff at Western Sports Park. Additionally, the board agreed to forward the anti‑Semitism resolution to the March 11 regional council agenda.

• Denied tax applications 1‑5 as recommended by the Tax Advisory Committee
• Approved tax application 6 due to an information‑system calculation error
• Approved $170,000 ongoing and $1,650 one‑time budget for Western Sports Park staffing (unanimous)
• Agreed to add the anti‑Semitism resolution to the March 11 COG agenda
• Approved procedural permission to present future routine tax registers as consent items

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Davis County Commissioners announced that the work session and regular commission meeting scheduled for February 24, 2026 are cancelled. The cancellation is due to an inability to obtain a quorum as required by Utah Code § 52‑4‑103(5). No other agenda items were listed.

• Cancellation of Work Session, Feb 24, 2026, 9:15 AM, 61 S Main St, Suite 306, Farmington
• Cancellation of Regular Commission Meeting, Feb 24, 2026, 10:00 AM, 61 S Main St, Suite 306, Farmington

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Davis County Board of Commissioners canceled a work session and a regular meeting scheduled for February 24, 2026, because a quorum was not present.

• Cancellation of Work Session at 61 S Main Street, Suite 306
• Cancellation of Regular Commission Meeting at 61 S Main Street, Suite 306

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners will hold a work session to discuss vehicle emissions and proposed policy revisions. The meeting will also cover a plan for the Davis County Tourism & Events office to solicit promotional items and donations.

• Work session to discuss vehicle emissions
• Work session to discuss tourism promotional items and donations
• Work session to discuss proposed policy revisions

The Commissioners granted a variance to allow a new mobile emissions vendor to join the pilot program. They also approved a temporary exemption from emissions testing for a 1987 Porsche used less than 1,500 miles per year. The Board supported updating Chapter 10.12 of the County Ordinance to remove fixed‑location language. Several finance policy revisions, including changes to asset thresholds, alcohol purchase approvals, and PCard tax handling, were endorsed.

• Approved variance for mobile emissions vendor to operate without fixed location
• Approved exemption from emissions test for 1987 Porsche driven 1,200 miles annually
• Approved administrative process for Health Department to handle similar exemptions for six months
• Supported updating Chapter 10.12 of County Ordinance to accommodate mobile emissions program
• Approved raising equipment capitalization threshold from $5,000 to $10,000
• Approved raising building/land improvement reporting threshold from $5,000 to $50,000
• Approved requiring dual approval for alcohol purchases by Administrative Officer and Liaison Commissioner
• Approved allowing sales tax payment on PCard transactions with reimbursement to State

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Davis County Commissioners will approve the minutes from the February 3 meeting, hold a public hearing to amend the 2026 operating and capital budgets, and consider several financial agreements. Items include a $700 donation to aging services, contract amendments with the Utah Department of Health & Human Services totaling $18,449, a waived room‑rental agreement for a 2027 symposium, and a $32,077 library grant. All items are recommended by the respective department directors.

• Public hearing to amend the 2026 operating and capital budgets (Resolution #2026-8)
• Donation agreement with Bountiful Police Department Employee Association – $700 (Item #2026-171)
• Amendment #6 to contract #2023-0760 with Utah Dept. of Health & Human Services – $4,000 (Item #2026-172)
• Amendment #7 to contract #2024-0316 with Utah Dept. of Health & Human Services – $14,449 (Item #2026-173)
• Agreement with Utah State Library for Community Library Enhancement Funds – $32,077 (Item #2026-196)

The board approved the February 3 meeting minutes and adopted a resolution amending the 2026 operating and capital budgets to address a $6 million shortfall. It also approved several funding and contract items, including a $700 donation to aging services, a $4,000 health‑service amendment, a $14,449 immunization amendment, a waived room rental for a 2027 symposium, a $32,077 library grant, and a $4,130 basketball tournament agreement. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved February 3 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to 2026 operating and capital budgets (unanimous)
• Approved $700 donation agreement with Bountiful Police Dept. (unanimous)
• Approved $4,000 amendment #6 to health contract (unanimous)
• Approved $14,449 amendment #7 to immunization contract (unanimous)
• Approved waived room rental for 2027 Resilience Symposium (unanimous)
• Approved $32,077 Community Library Enhancement Funds grant (unanimous)
• Approved $4,130 agreement with PrimeTime Sports for basketball tournament (unanimous)

Library Board

The Davis County Library Board will approve the January 8 meeting minutes and ratify several financial items, including a $2758.05 receivable, a $1,385 payable contract, and a $5,000 grant. The board will also ratify an updated Memorandum of Agreement with the Utah State Library for Overdrive access, valued at $122,654.03, and receive an update on South End construction.

• Approve January 8, 2026 meeting minutes (#2026-95)
• Ratify December 2025 expenditures ($2758.05 receivable, $1,385 payable) (#2026-96, #2026-94)
• Ratify updated MOU with Utah State Library for Overdrive access ($122,654.03) (#2026-100)
• Ratify $5,000 grant from W. Mack and Julia S. Watkins Foundation for new books (#2026-127)
• South End construction update presentation (#2025-1230)

The Davis County Library Board approved the January 8 minutes and ratified December 2025 expenditures, quarterly donations, and low‑dollar contracts, all unanimously. It also approved an updated Memorandum of Agreement with the Utah State Library for access to the Overdrive Beehive Library Consortium (payable $122,654.03). Finally, the board ratified a $5,000 grant from the W. Mack and Julia S. Watkins Foundation to purchase new books for the Kaysville branch.

• Approved January 8, 2026 minutes – unanimous
• Ratified December 2025 expenditures – unanimous
• Ratified Q4 donations of $2,758.05 – unanimous
• Ratified low‑dollar contracts totaling $1,385.00 – unanimous
• Approved updated MOA with Utah State Library for Overdrive (payable $122,654.03) – unanimous
• Ratified $5,000 grant for new books at Kaysville branch – unanimous

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners will meet to vote on several service agreements and contracts. Key items include funding for the Assessor's Office and sponsorships for tourism and sports events.

• Agreement with Thimgan & Associates LLC for modeling services not to exceed $207,000.00
• Sponsorship of the 2026 Warriors Over the Wasatch Air Show for $30,000.00
• 3-year agreement with PlayOn Inc. for sales and marketing services for $29,985.00
• Medicaid Aging Waiver Program amendment for $75,693.00 (receivable)
• Law enforcement agreement with USDA Forest Service Uintah-Wasatch-Cache National Forest for $5,000.00 (receivable)

The Davis County Commissioners approved the minutes from the January 27 meetings and then approved a series of contracts and agreements, including a modeling services contract not to exceed $207,000. Additional approvals covered a $30,000 Utah Air Show sponsorship, a $29,985 marketing services agreement, a $75,693 Medicaid aging waiver amendment, and several sports and service agreements. All votes were unanimous, with every commissioner present voting aye.

• Approved Work Session Minutes for Jan 27, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved Thimgan & Associates modeling services contract, up to $207,000 (unanimous)
• Approved Utah Air Show sponsorship agreement, $30,000 (unanimous)
• Approved PlayOn Inc. marketing services agreement, $29,985 (unanimous)
• Approved Jazz 3v3 Tournament receivable, $6,711.25 (unanimous)
• Approved Howie's donation of 400 2‑liter root‑beer bottles (unanimous)
• Approved Medicaid Aging Waiver amendment receivable, $75,693 (unanimous)
• Approved cooperative law‑enforcement agreement with USDA, placeholder $5,000 (unanimous)

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Davis County Board of Commissioners will hold a special meeting on February 9, 2026, from 3:00 to 5:00 PM at the County Administration Building. The agenda item is a discussion of proposed changes to the 2026 budget, recommended by County Controller Scott Parke. No other items are listed.

• Special meeting to discuss changes to the 2026 budget (recommended by County Controller Scott Parke)

The Board voted to hold a public hearing the following Tuesday to finalize the 2026 budget adjustments and to let HR and the Budget Committee make staffing changes without individual Commission review. They also approved lifting the county hiring freeze so replacements can be hired. Both actions were agreed to by all Commissioners.

• Approved public hearing to finalize budget changes and authorize HR/Budget Committee staffing actions (unanimous)
• Approved lifting of the hiring freeze (unanimous)

Davis County Planning Commission

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Davis County Board of Commissioners will consider approving agreements to reimburse Layton City for the Sugar Street Realignment Project and amend a contract for the Layton Station Traffic Signal Project. The board will also vote on agreements for the Porter Lane Widening Project, a Bountiful Library renovation, and various maintenance and service contracts.

• Approval of $2.67M reimbursement for Sugar Street Realignment Project
• Approval of $304K amendment for Layton Station Traffic Signal Project
• Approval of $1.1M reimbursement for Porter Lane Widening Project
• Approval of $129K agreement for Bountiful Library renovation
• Approval of $38.4K agreement for jail touch-screen maintenance

The Davis County Commissioners approved several items, including the Sugar Street Realignment transportation project funded with $2,670,000. They also appointed a new library board member, approved additional interlocal transportation agreements, a fee waiver for a preparedness fair, an environmental abatement contract for the Bountiful Library, and an amendment to a health services contract. All motions passed with all present voting aye.

• Approved January 20, 2026 meeting minutes – all present voted aye
• Appointed Aaron Becker to the Davis County Library Board – all present voted aye
• Approved $2,670,000 Sugar Street Realignment interlocal transportation reimbursement with Layton City – all present voted aye
• Approved $304,000 amendment to Layton Station Traffic Signal interlocal agreement – all present voted aye
• Approved $1,096,000 Porter Lane Widening interlocal agreement with Centerville City – all present voted aye
• Approved fee waiver for Davis Preparedness Fair at Western Sports Park – all present voted aye
• Approved $129,453.12 environmental abatement contract for Bountiful Library renovation – all present voted aye
• Approved $18,000 amendment to STD intervention services contract with Utah Department of Health – all present voted aye

Davis County Audit Committee

The Davis County Audit Committee will meet to review completed audits and discuss internal controls. The body will examine complaints from the fraud and ethics hotline and a proposal for internal audit services.

• Review of Limited Review of Payroll Processing for December 26, 2025 Payroll
• Review of Limited Review of Miss Davis County Pageant Donation Complaint
• Proposed Audit Procedures for Government Data Privacy Act
• Internal Review of Evidence Handling In The Controller's Office
• Discussion of Proposal for Internal Audit Services

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Board of Davis County Commissioners will meet to vote on several service contracts and agreements. Key items include funding for university extension services and a tourism symposium sponsorship.

• Cooperative Agreement for Utah State University Extension Services: $287,524.00
• Sponsorship Agreement with Sports Events & Tourism Association (ETA): $16,000.00
• Amendment #4 to Utah Department of Health & Human Services contract for Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention: $8,568.00 (Receivable)
• Agreement with LivAssist, LLC for in-home services for elderly or disabled adults
• 24/7 SCRAM Agreements with Davis County Sheriff's Office for December 2025

The Board approved a 2026 cooperative agreement with Utah State University Extension Services for $287,524. The agreement supports 4-H, family consumer science, water quality, horticulture, and extension operations. All other agenda items were also approved, including a $16,000 sponsorship for a sports tourism symposium and an $8,568 amendment for childhood lead poisoning prevention. Votes were recorded for each item as noted in the minutes.

• Approved $287,524 USU Extension Services cooperative agreement (Bob Stevenson and Lorene Kamalu aye; John Crofts abstain)
• Approved $16,000 sponsorship agreement with Sports Events & Tourism Association (all present aye)
• Approved $8,568 amendment to childhood lead poisoning prevention contract (all present aye)
• Approved regular commission meeting minutes for Jan 13, 2026 (all present aye)
• Approved Payment in Lieu of Taxes check for $490.30 presented by Utah Division of Wildlife Resources
• Approved 24/7 SCRAM agreements with Sheriff's Office (all present aye)
• Approved LivAssist in‑home services agreement for elderly/disabled adults (all present aye)
• Approved Property Tax Register for Jan 27, 2026 (all present aye)

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Davis County Board of Commissioners will hold a work session on January 27, 2026 at 9:15 AM. Commissioners will discuss an introduction to a General Plan and a related code amendment, as recommended by Planner Jenny Bloemen. The session is for discussion and does not constitute a final vote.

• Agenda #2026-108 – discussion of General Plan and Code Amendment introduction (recommended by Planner Jenny Bloemen)

The Board held a work session to introduce a countywide General Plan and zoning code amendment project. Staff presented goals, schedule, and a public‑engagement program, including a March 11 open house. Commissioner Crofts agreed to prioritize the project over other items for the year. No formal votes or approvals were recorded.

• Commissioner Crofts agreed to prioritize the General Plan and zoning code project (agreement)

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Davis County Commissioners will approve several contracts and agreements, including a $122,654 memorandum with the Utah State Library and a $96,200 health data modernization contract with Metopio, Inc. They will also finalize a quitclaim deed transferring surplus property to the City of North Salt Lake and approve a subdivision takeover agreement with the Weber Basin Conservancy District. Additional items include amendments to health department contracts and approval of meeting minutes.

• Approve $122,654.03 memorandum of agreement with Utah State Library for Overdrive Beehive Consortium access
• Approve $96,200 agreement with Metopio, Inc. for community health assessment and data platform
• Approve quitclaim deed transferring surplus real property (Tax ID 01-168-0020) to the City of North Salt Lake
• Approve subdivision takeover agreement between Davis County and Weber Basin Conservancy District
• Approve amendment to Utah Department of Health contract for electronic case reporting (no dollar amount listed)

The commissioners approved the minutes from the Jan. 6 meeting and approved a quitclaim deed (Tax ID 06‑168‑0020) transferring surplus real property to the City of North Salt Lake for a new drain. They also approved several health department contracts and amendments, a library agreement, and multiple sheriff and sports‑park agreements. All motions passed with all present voting aye.

• Approved Work Session and Regular Meeting Minutes for Jan. 6, 2026 (all present voted aye)
• Approved quitclaim deed to City of North Salt Lake for new drain (all present voted aye)
• Approved Amendment #2 to Contract #2022‑0319 with Utah Dept. of Health for electronic case reporting (all present voted aye)
• Approved $96,200 contract with Metopio, Inc. for community health assessment (all present voted aye)
• Approved Amendment #1 to Contract #2024‑0329 (DREAM) for $25,875 (all present voted aye)
• Approved Updated Memorandum of Agreement with Utah State Library for $122,654.03 (all present voted aye)
• Approved Subdivision Takeover Agreement with Weber Basin Conservancy District (all present voted aye)
• Approved $800 agreement with Joel Park Training for shooting range event (all present voted aye)

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Davis County Board of Commissioners will vote on several interlocal agreements and contracts, including a $2,677,000 amendment to the Layton City transportation agreement for the FrontRunner Pedestrian Overpass. Other items include a $1,660,000 reimbursement with Clinton City for the 2300 North Realignment, a $2,000,000 amendment with Clearfield City for the 500 West Extension, a $28,000 feasibility study for animal‑care fundraising, and a $150,000 home‑rehabilitation grant with Woods Cross City.

• Approve $28,000 Pathway Group feasibility study for Animal Care fundraising (payable 12/16/2025‑07/31/2026)
• Approve $1,660,000 interlocal reimbursement with Clinton City for 2300 North Realignment (payable 1/13/2026‑12/31/2028)
• Approve $2,677,000 amendment with Layton City for FrontRunner Pedestrian Overpass (payable 1/13/2026‑12/31/2030)
• Approve $2,000,000 amendment with Clearfield City for 500 West Extension (payable 1/13/2026‑11/30/2026)
• Approve $150,000 Community Development Block Grant home‑rehabilitation project with Woods Cross City (payable 7/1/2025‑6/30/2026)

Library Board

The Davis County Library Board will approve several financial items, including a lease agreement of $239,886 with Liberty Hills Academy for a temporary library location during Bountiful Branch renovation. The board will also ratify contracts for a design amendment on the Bountiful Branch Library restoration, a renewal with EBSCO for digital services, and a $6,478 purchase of acrylic photographs. Additional actions include approving extended Friday hours at the Layton Branch for a spring event and electing a chair and vice‑chair.

• Ratify $239,886 lease with Liberty Hills Academy for temporary library location
• Ratify amendment to contract for Guaranteed Maximum Design Price on Bountiful Branch Library restoration
• Renew contract with EBSCO for MyHeritage Family Database and Flipster Digital Magazine service
• Approve $6,478 contract with Vision Graphics for six acrylic photographs
• Approve extended Friday hours (6:30‑8:30 pm) at Layton Branch for Spring Activity

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Davis County Board of Commissioners will hold a work session on January 6, 2026, at the Davis County Administration Building. The session includes a presentation of the 2025 Annual Data Privacy Program Report, as required by Davis County Code 2.38.090 and recommended by Clerk Brian McKenzie. No decisions or votes are indicated for this agenda item.

• Presentation of the 2025 Annual Data Privacy Program Report (Code 2.38.090)

Board of Davis County Commissioners

The Davis County Commissioners will approve several contracts and agreements, including a $348,960 purchase of 80 Yamaha golf cars for the Valley View Golf Course, a $28,000 feasibility study for animal care fundraising, and a $110,420 code‑blue winter overflow service with the Department of Workforce Services. Additional items include a construction manager agreement for the Bountiful Branch Library renovation, a $2,000 sponsorship deal for the Davis Shooting Range, and routine approvals of meeting minutes and other service agreements.

• Approval of a $348,960 contract with Highland Golf to buy 80 Yamaha golf cars for Valley View Golf Course
• Approval of a $28,000 agreement with Pathway Group for an animal‑care fundraising feasibility study
• Ratification of a $110,420 agreement with the Department of Workforce Services for Code Blue winter overflow services
• Approval of a construction manager services agreement with Westland Construction, Inc. for the Bountiful Branch Library renovation (amount to be determined)
• Approval of a $2,000 sponsorship agreement between the Davis Shooting Range and Ammo Squared Inc.