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Mon Jul 20, 2026

Town Council

Council to consider extending fireworks ban through Pioneer Day

The Altamont Town Council will review the Fire Chief's declaration of hazardous conditions due to drought and fire risk, and discuss a resolution to extend the temporary ban on consumer fireworks and unregulated ignition sources through the Pioneer Day holiday (July 22-25, 2026), with an exemption for permitted professional displays. The meeting also includes public comment and routine procedural items.

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TOWN OF ALTAMONT TOWN COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA Date: July 20, 2026 Time: 5:30PM Location: Altamont Office 15588 W 4000 N 1. CALLTO ORDER & WELCOME e Welcome by Mayor Scott Allen e RollCall 2. PUBLIC COMMENT e Guidelines: Citizens may address the Town Council regarding items not on the formal agenda. Comments are limited to three (3) minutes per person. The Council cannot take definitive action on items raised during public comment that are not listed on the agenda. 3. NEW BUSINESS / ACTION ITEMS o Presentation of Fire Official’s Updated Declaration: Review of the written determination of hazardous environmental conditions submitted by Fire Chief B. Jared Thacker regarding persistent drought and town-wide fire risks. o Discussion and Possible Action on Resolution 2026-05A: A resolution extending the temporary ban on the discharge of consumer fireworks and unregulated ignition sources through the Pioneer Day holiday season (July 22-25, 2026), providing an exemption for permitted professional displays, and establishing enforcement and penalties. 4. ADJOURNMENT
Wed Jul 8, 2026

Town Council

Altamont Town Council to vote on municipal sewer rate adjustments

The Altamont Town Council will hold a public hearing to discuss proposed amendments to municipal sewer utility rates for single-family, multi-family, and master-metered properties. Following the hearing, the Council will vote on Resolution 2026-06 regarding these rate adjustments. The meeting also includes a review of municipal certificate of deposit renewals and departmental updates.

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✓ Decided: Town Council reviews sewer rate increase from $23 to $25 per month

The Town Council held a public hearing to review a proposed amendment to the sewer rate schedule, which would raise the base rate for single-family and multi-unit customers from $23.00 to $25.00 per month. The proposal is justified by rising operational costs, revenue loss from the high school annexation, and capital needs for the pond grinder. No final vote was recorded in the minutes; the item remains under review.

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ALTAMONT TOWN COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA Wednesday, July 8, 2026 | 7:00 PM Location: Altamont Town Office Building, 15588 W 4000 N, Altamont, UT 84001 1. Call to Order & Welcome 2. Roll Call 3. Approval of Minutes e June 17,2026: Regular Town Council Meeting and Budget Hearing Minutes e June 25, 2026: Emergency Town Council Meeting Minutes 4. Public Hearing: Municipal Sewer Rate Adjustments o Opening of Public Hearing: Receive community input, testimony, and written feedback regarding proposed amendments to the municipal sewer utility rates. o Sewer Rate Adjustment (Single-Family): Discussion and proposed increase for the monthly sewer service fee. o Rate Establishment (Multi-Family & Master-Metered Properties): Discussion regarding formal adoption of designated rate structures, pricing models, and billing capacity rules. o Closing of Public Hearing e Action Item: Vote on Resolution 2026-06 regarding municipal sewer rate adjustments. 5. Financial & Administrative Business o Certificate of Deposit (CD) Renewals: Review of current interest rates, maturity status, and formal authorization for renewing municipal certificates of deposit. 6. Departmental Updates & Reports o Fire Department Update: Report on current operations and recent fire safety measures. o Utilities Update: Status report on water infrastructure, town systems, and routine maintenance operations. 7. Other Business e Review of correspondence, pending administrative items, or topics …
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TOWN OF ALTAMONT SEWER UTILITY FUND: FACTS & RATE JUSTIFICATION Public Hearing Date: July 8, 2026 Prepared by: Office of the Town Clerk EXECUTIVE OVERVIEW The Altamont Town Council is reviewing a proposed amendment to the municipal sewer rate schedule, adjusting the single-family residential and multi-unit base rate from $23.00 to $25.00 per month. This fact sheet provides the transparent financial, operational, and legal data justifying this adjustment. PART 1: THE THREE PILLARS DRIVING THE $2 ADJUSTMENT 1. Escalating Operational Expenses (Up 12.3%) An independent audit of the town's sewer utility reveals that mandatory system operational costs rose significantly over the last two fiscal years. o Previous Fiscal Year Expenses: $24,943.00 o Most Recent Fiscal Year Expenses: $28,024.00 o Annual System Cost Increase: +$3,081.00 (a 12.3% jump in inflation and maintenance costs) 2. The High School Annexation Revenue Drop the Altamont High School recently annexed into town limits. While a positive development for the town’s footprint, this annexation immediately dropped the high school's utility billing tier from the 1.5x out-of-town premium rate ($34.50) to the standard inside-town rate. This change alone creates an inmediate, permanent loss of $1,518.00 annually in sewer fund revenue. 3. Imminent Capital Infrastructure Demand (The Pond Grinder) The town faces an imminent emergency repair or complete replacement of the industrial grinder at the sewer treatme …
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Thu Jun 25, 2026

Town Council

Town Council to vote on emergency fireworks ban

The Altamont Town Council is holding an emergency meeting to discuss and vote on Resolution 2026-05, which would ban fireworks and other ignition sources within town limits. The ban is proposed due to extremely dry conditions, and Fire Chief B. Jared Thacker has declared that no safe locations exist for fireworks. If passed, the ban takes effect immediately.

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✓ Decided: Altamont adopts emergency fireworks ban ahead of holidays

The Town Council unanimously adopted Resolution 2026-05, imposing an immediate ban on fireworks and other ignition sources in dry grass-covered, brush-covered, and vulnerable areas within town limits. The ban, effective immediately, carries a fine of up to $1,000 for violations and will be revisited on July 20, 2026. The decision was based on extreme fire danger and the fire chief's declaration that no safe locations exist for fireworks.

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TOWN OF ALTAMONT PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF EMERGENCY TOWN COUNCIL MEETING & PROPOSED FIREWORKS BAN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town Council of Altamont will hold an Emergency Town Council Meeting to discuss and vote on critical fire safety measures ahead of the upcoming holidays. e When: Thursday, June 25, 2026 e Time: 7:00 PM e Where: Altamont Administration building 15588 W 4000 N Purpose of the Meeting: The Council will consider Resolution 2026-05, which proposes a complete ban on fireworks and other ignition sources within town limits. Due to extremely dry environmental conditions, Altamont Fire Chief B. Jared Thacker has issued a formal declaration stating that no safe locations currently exist within town boundaries for the discharge of fireworks. If passed, this ban will take effect immediately. The publicis invited to attend.
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Town of Altamont Emergency Town Council Meeting Minutes Date: June 25, 2026 | Time: 7:00 PM | Location: Altamont Administration Building, 15588 W 4000 N Attendance e Mayor: Scott Allen e Council Members: James Helms, Mike Foy, Russell Sorensen, Chris Baca e Town Officials: Town Clerk Amanda Gardner, Fire Chief B. Jared Thacker e Public: It was noted for the record that no members of the public were in attendance. Call to Order & Opening of Public Hearing Mayor Scott Allen welcomed attendees and conducted a roll call at 7:00 pm. Motion by: Russell Sorensen to transition out of the regular town council meeting and open a public hearing. Seconded by: Council Member Chris Baca Vote: Passed unanimously. Discussion on Resolution 2026-05 (Proposed Fireworks Ban) Mayor Allen explained that the emergency meeting was called to address critical fire safety measures ahead of the upcoming holidays. He cited extremely dry conditions across the state, erratic afternoon winds, high fire danger, and a lack of forecasted moisture. It was noted that the Governor of Utah had declared a state of emergency, authorizing the state fire warden to ban fireworks. The council highlighted the severity of the situation by noting that the local area had experienced a wildfire every other day over the past six days. Fire Chief's Declaration & Risk Assessment: Although state provisions allow municipalities to designate specific areas for discharging ground fireworks, Fire Chief Thack …
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Wed Jun 17, 2026

Town Council

Town Council to vote on pay raise and adopt FY 2026-27 budget

The Altamont Town Council will hold public hearings and vote on a proposed council pay raise (Ordinance 2026-01), an amendment to the current fiscal year budget, and adoption of the 2026-2027 budget. The agenda also includes updates from the fire department, utilities, and a utility rate review, plus discussion of sidewalks and curbs.

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✓ Decided: Council approves pay raise, budgets, new fire chief

The Town Council approved Ordinance 26-01 for a $50/month council pay raise, Resolution 2026-04 amending the FY 2025-2026 budget, and adopted the FY 2026-2027 budget. Jared Thaker was appointed Fire Chief. The council also discussed a proposed $2 sewer rate increase and trailer park sewer flat rates, scheduling a public hearing for next month.

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TOWN OF ALTAMONT 15588 West 4000 North Altamont Utah Meeting Agenda June 17, 2026, 2026 7:00 P.M. Call to Order & Welcome Roll Call Approval of Minutes from the previous meeting Kori Wilde, Economic Development Director Cemeteries Public Hearings The Town Board will open the floor to receive public comment on the following items. Individuals wishing to speak will have 3 minutes. Public Hearing No. 1: Proposed Town Council pay raise. Public Hearing No. 2: Proposed Town Budgets for Fiscal Years 2025-2026 (Amended) and 20262027 (Proposed). Action & Business Items Ordinance 2026-01: Discussion and vote regarding the proposed Town Council pay raise. Budget Amendment: Review and vote to amend the 2025-2026 Fiscal Year Budget. Budget Adoption: Review and vote to adopt the 2026—2027 Fiscal Year Budget. Fire Department New Fire Chief Fire Updates Utilities & Water Utilities Updates Utility Rate Review Sidewalks and Curbs Other Business Adjournment
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Town of Altamont Official Town Council Meeting Minutes 15588 W 4000 N Altamont Utah 84001 Date: June 17, 2026 1. Call to Order and Roll Call Mayor Scott Allen called the Town Council meeting to order. ¢ Council Members Present: Mayor Scott Allen, Russell Sorensen, James Helms, Mike Foy, Chris (Porter) Baca. « Employees Present: Amanda Gardner (Town Clerk), Craig Kettle (Maintenance). * Visitors Present: Kori Wilde (left at 7:39 PM), Karolyn Jessen (left at 7:53 PM), Erica Wall (left at 7:53 PM), Tami Farnsworth (left at 7:53 PM). 1. Approval of Minutes A motion was made by Russell Sorensen to approve the minutes from the May 13, 2026 meeting. The motion was seconded by Mike Foy and passed unanimously. Hll. Guest Presentations Kori Wilde, Duchesne County Economic Development Director Kori Wilde introduced herself as the new Economic Development Director for Duchesne County. She expressed her desire to support the Altamont business community and shared information regarding several available grant opportunities: * A $600,000 competitive rural county opportunity grant for infrastructure (requiring a 30% local match). ¢ A $10,000 matching grant for local businesses. * A $60 million grant opportunity dedicated to independent meat processors. Wilde requested recommendations for a local business representative to join the county's economic advisory board. The council suggested Danielle Abbott at Country Flair. Wilde noted plans to return to Altamont to t …
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Wed May 13, 2026

Town Council

✓ Decided: Council approves $3,000 sewer lagoon chemical treatment

The Town Council unanimously approved resuming annual Biolocus chemical treatments for the sewer lagoons at a cost of $3,000. They also discussed a potential sewer rate increase of $1.00 to $2.00 per month to meet grant eligibility and build reserves. The council supported a ball field expansion but noted no municipal funds are available, relying on donations. Fire Chief Brandon Peck announced his resignation, with a successor recommended for a future vote.

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Official Meeting Minutes: Altamont Town Council May 13, 2026 Time: 7:00 P.M. - 9:14 P.M. Location: Altamont Town Office 15588 W 4000N Roll Call Town Council e Brandon Peck, Fire Chief Arrived 7:12 e Mayor Scott Allen PM / Left 7:35 PM * Councilman Russell Sorensen Public and Guests e Councilman Mike Foy e Brett Kettle Left 7:35 PM e Councilman Chris Baca (also known as e David Kettle Left 7:35 PM “Porter” Baca) e Karalee Kettle Left 7:35 PM e Councilman James Hems e Russell Brinkerhoff Left 7:19 PM Town Staff s Mathew Miles Arrived 7:03 PM / Left * Amanda Gardner, Town Clerk 7:19PM e Craig Kettle, Maintenance Approval of Minutes The Council reviewed the minutes from the regular meeting held on April 15, 2026. A motion was made to approve the minutes of the April 15, 2026, meeting as presented. Moved by: Russell Sorensen Seconded by: James Hems Outcome: The motion passed unanimously. Upper Community Recreation District Parks and Recreation: Ball Field Expansion Proposal The Council addressed a strategic proposal to expand the town’s athletic facilities to accommodate Altamont's recent growth. With 18 youth teams and 186 children participating this season, the demand for sports infrastructure has exceeded the capacity of current facilities, necessitating the repurposing of existing park space. Technical Requirements and Spatial Realignment The proposal involves the conversion of the current "big field" into two 200-foot Little Le …
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Tue May 12, 2026

Town Council

Town Council to review minutes, discuss park updates and BBQ planning

The Altamont Town Council will meet to approve minutes from the prior session, discuss proposed updates to park ball diamonds with the Upper Community Recreation District, finalize BBQ event logistics, and review current expenditures and utility restrictions. The agenda also includes routine updates from the fire department and utilities.

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TOWN OF ALTAMONT 15588 West 4000 North Altamont Utah Meeting Agenda May 13, 2026, 2026 7:00 P.M. Call to Order Approval of Minutes: Review and formal approval of the minutes from the previous meeting. Upper Community Recreation District: Proposal and discussion regarding updates to the park ball diamonds. Fire Department Updates: Current status reports, seasonal risks, and department news. Finalize BBQ Planning: Finalize logistics Utilities Updates: o General maintenance and system reports. o Restrictions: Discussion and implementation of any necessary usage restrictions (e.g., water or seasonal loads). Budget Review: Analysis of current expenditures. o Requests for new allocations or adjustments. Updates on Old Business: Progress reports on outstanding projects or previous motions. New Business: Open floor for first-time topics. o Scheduling of the next meeting. Adjournment
Wed Apr 15, 2026

Town Council

Town Council to vote on new road and sidewalk crossing fees of $2,500 each

The Altamont Town Council will meet to approve minutes from the March 11, 2026 meeting and hold a public hearing on proposed fee increases for road and sidewalk crossings. The council will also receive updates from the fire department, discuss water restrictions, and review budget preparations for the upcoming fiscal year.

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✓ Decided: Council adopts new encroachment permit fees and bonding requirements

The Altamont Town Council unanimously adopted a new fee schedule for encroachment permits, setting a $2,400 refundable bond plus a $100 non-refundable permit fee for road and sidewalk crossings. The council also approved the county's burn restrictions, approved the annual sewer report data, and approved a bid for firehouse door maintenance. No other substantive decisions were made; several items were discussed but not formally acted upon.

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TOWN OF ALTAMONT 15588 West 4000 North Altamont Utah Meeting Agenda April 15, 2026, 2026 7:00 P.M. 1. Administrative Matters Approval of Minutes: Review and formal adoption of the March 11, 2026, meeting minutes. 2. Public Hearing: Infrastructure & Fee Schedule Proposed Amendments to Municipal Fee Schedule: o Road Crossing Fee: Proposed increase to a standard rate of $2,500.00 per encroachment/permit. o Sidewalk Crossing Fee: Proposal to create a new fee of $2,500.00 per encroachment/permit. 3. Fire Department & Public Safety Department Updates: General operational reports and recent activity. CIB Grant Application Update: Fire Restrictions: Discussion on upcoming seasonal burn bans and safety restrictions. 4. Water & Infrastructure Secondary Water Restrictions: Review of water usage guidelines and potential seasonal restrictions. Sewer Survey Results: Presentation and discussion of the recent survey data collected from residents. 5. Financial & Policy Business Budget Preparations: Preliminary discussions for the upcoming fiscal year budget. Ordinance Update Open Meeting Training: Required annual training for council members regarding Utah’s Open and Public Meetings Act. Fraud Risk Assessment: Annual review and reporting of the town’s internal controls and fraud risk levels. 6. Closing Business Old Business Updates: Follow-up on action items from previous meetings. Other Matters: Open floor for miscellaneous items not specifically listed on …
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Minutes of the Altamont Town Council Meeting April 15, 2026 1. CALL TO ORDER AND ATTENDANCE Mayor Scott Allen called the meeting to order at 7:00 P.M. at the Altamont Town Office, located at 15588 West 4000 North, Altamont, Utah. Present: * Scott Allen: Mayor + James Helms: Council Member * Mike Foy: Council Member ¢ Russell Sorensen: Council Member e Chris Baca: Council Member (referred to as "Porter" for the duration of the proceedings) ¢ Amanda (Mandy) Gardner: Town Clerk « Craig Kettle: Maintenance Visitors: ¢ No visitors were in attendance. 2. APPROVAL OF PREVIOUS MINUTES The Council reviewed the formal minutes of the meeting held on March 11, 2026 * Motion: Council Member Sorensen moved to approve the minutes of the March 11, 2026 meeting as presented e Second: Council Member Helms. « Vote: Motion Carried. 3. PUBLIC HEARING: INFRASTRUCTURE & FEE SCHEDULE Procedural Action: Council Member Sorensen moved to exit the regular session and enter a Public Hearing to discuss the municipal fee schedule; the motion was seconded by Council Member Baca (Porter). Fee Amendments: The Council reviewed proposed increases to encroachment permits intended to protect Town infrastructure and ensure proper restoration of public rights-of-way. The following fee schedule was formally established: Fee Type Bond Fee Permit Fee (Non- Total Cost per (Refundable) Refundable) Encroachment Road Crossing $2,400.00 $100.00 $2,600.00 Sidewalk $2,400.0 …
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Wed Mar 11, 2026

Town Council

Town Council to adopt 2026 fee schedule and swear in new member

The Altamont Town Council will hold its regular meeting to approve minutes, swear in a new officer, adopt the 2026 fee schedule, and discuss an ordinance update initiative. Fire department operations and park maintenance will also be reported on.

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✓ Decided: Council approves fee schedule, mulls in-house building permits

The Town Council unanimously approved the current fee schedule, with a noted $2,500 bond increase for road crossings and sidewalks pending a future public hearing. The Council discussed modernizing mobile home ordinances, shifting enforcement to fire codes, and investigating bringing building permits in-house to recapture revenue. They also approved the National Honor Society's Easter Egg Hunt for April 4th and discussed parade safety measures.

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TOWN OF ALTAMONT 15588 West 4000 North Altamont Utah Meeting Agenda March 11, 2026 7:00 P.M. 1. Administrative Matters o Call to Order o Approval of Minutes: Review and formal adoption of previous meeting minutes. o Oath of Office: Formal induction of Chris Bacca. 2. Ordinance Update Initiative: - Ordinance Update Initiative: Discussion on scope (e.g., zoning, public safety, or administrative). 3. GIB Seminar 4. Fee Schedule Adoption: o Review of 2026 fee Schedule. o Formal vote for adoption. 5. Fire Department o Report on operations and recent activity. 6. UCRD Updates o Park Maintenance 7. Budgets o Budget Preparations 8. Old Business Updates: Follow-up on previous action items. 9. Other Matters: Open floor for miscellaneous items. 10. Closing Items o Next Meeting o Adjournment
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Altamont Town Council Meeting Minutes March 11, 2026 7pm 15588 W 4000 W 1. Call to Order and Administrative Preliminaries Roll Call Town Council Mayor Scott Allen Councilman Russell Sorensen Councilman Mike Foy Councilman Chris Baca (also known as “Porter” Baca) Councilman James Hems (Arrived at 7:16 p.m.) Town Staff Amanda Gardner, Town Clerk Craig Kettle, Maintenance Brandon Peck, Fire Chief (Departed at 7:44 p.m.) Approval of Minutes Public and Guests Nate Ziles, UBAG (Departed at 7:26 p.m.) Shelby Thayne, UCRD (Departed at 7:50 p.m.) Annissa (Ana) Maxfield, UCRD (Arrived at 7:08 p.m., Departed at 7:59 p.m.) Luke Tew, National Honor Society Student (Arrived at 7:05 p.m., Departed at 7:36 p.m.) Porter Whitting, National Honor Society Student (Arrived at 7:05 p.m., Departed at 7:36 p.m.) Caitlyn Allen The minutes of the February meeting were presented for review. Russell Sorensen moved to approve the minutes as drafted. Mike Foy provided the second. The motion was carried unanimously. Qath of Office The formal Oath of Office to Chris Baca. 2. Ordinance Update Initiative and Jurisdictional Analysis The town council conferred with Nate Ziles regarding methods to update several town ordinances. Proposed Changes to Trailer and Mobile Home Ordinances The Council appraised recommendations to modernize the current regulatory framework for mobile and manufactured housing: Enforcement Strategy and the "Grandfather Clause" Age Limits: Proposing …
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Wed Feb 18, 2026

Town Council

Council to appoint new member, adopt WUI code, review audit

The Altamont Town Council will fill a vacant council seat, review the 2025 audit, and consider adopting the Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI) Code and mapping per Utah House Bill 48. They will also discuss division of council duties and park maintenance responsibilities.

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TOWN OF ALTAMONT 15588 West 4000 North Altamont Utah Meeting Agenda February 18, 2026 P.M. 1. Routine Business o Call to Order o Approval of Minutes: Review and formal adoption of previous meeting minutes. 2. Council Vacancy & Appointment o Review of Council Seat Applicants: Presentation and discussion regarding candidates for the vacant Council position. o Appointment of New Council Member: Formal action to appoint a candidate to the vacant seat and administration of the Oath of Office. 3. Financial & Administrative Business o 2025 Audit Review: Presentation and discussion of the annual financial audit findings. o Public Entity Resolution: Review and approval of the resolution regarding banking and financial authorizations. o Certificate of Deposit (CD) Update: Report on current investment rates and maturity status. 4. Fire Department o WUI Code & Mapping Resolution: Action to adopt the Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI) Code and official mapping in accordance with Utah House Bill 48. o Departmental Update: Report on operations and recent activity. 5. Council Organization o Division of Council Member Duties: Discussion and assignment of department portfolios, committee seats, and oversight responsibilities among Council members. 6. Parks & Recreation o Care of Town & Upper Community Parks: Discussion regarding the current understanding of maintenance responsibilities, upkeep standards, and coordination between the Town and Upper Commu …
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TOWN OF ALTAMONT: TOWN COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES DATE: February 18, 2026 TIME: 7:00 P.M. LOCATION: Altamont Town Office 15588 W 4000 N Altamont Utah 84001 CALL TO ORDER Mayor Scott Allen called the meeting to order at 7:00 P.M. ATTENDANCE: Council Members Present: Mayor Scott Allen, James Helms, Russell Sorensen, Mike Foy. Staff and Guests Present: Fire Chief Brandon Peck (departed at 7:35 P.M.), Craig Kettle, Maintenance; Amanda Gardner (Mandy), Town Clerk; Coy Burton, EMS/Ambulance (departed at 8:03 P.M.); Courtney Theener, EMS/Ambulance (departed at 8:03 P.M.); and Auditor Cameron Olson (departed at 7:17 P.M.). Absent: Council Seat Applicant Chris Baca. APPROVAL OF MINUTES The Council reviewed the minutes from the previous month’s meeting. Motion: To approve the minutes as presented. Moved by: Russell Sorensen Seconded by: James Helms Vote: Unanimous in favor. Motion Carried. COUNCIL VACANCY & APPOINTMENT Mayor Allen addressed the single open seat on the council. Applicant Chris Baca was unable to attend due to surgery. The Council expressed a general consensus to proceed with the appointment, and the Oath of office, once the applicant is able to attend in person. FINANCIAL & ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS AUDIT REVIEW (FISCAL YEAR 2025) Cameron Nolson presented the annual financial audit findings. Audit Status: The independent audit report was unqualified, confirming that the town's financial statements accurately reflect its financial position. General Fun …
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Wed Jan 14, 2026

Town Council

Town Council to vote on new fire truck funding and wildland-urban interface code

The Town Council will hold a public hearing on a Community Impact Board funding application for a new fire truck. They will also consider adopting a resolution for the wildland-urban interface code and official mapping per Utah House Bill 48.

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TOWN OF ALTAMONT 15588 West 4000 North Altamont Utah Meeting Agenda January 14, 2026 7:00 P.M. 1. Opening Procedures o Oath of Office o Annual Conflict of Interest and code of conduct o Approval of Minutes 2. Financial & Administrative Business o Certificate Deposit o Community Advisor Program 3. Public Hearing: Community Impact Board (CIB) Funding Application for a new Fire Truck 4. Fire Department o Adopt A Resolution for THE WILDLAND-URBAN INTERFACE (WUI) CODE AND OFFICIAL WUI MAPPING IN ACCORDANCE WITH UTAH HOUSE BILL 48. o Department Update 5. Property Management o Building Improvements o Community Relations o Cemeteries 6. Council Positions
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Minutes of the Altamont Town Council Meeting: January 14, 2026 Meeting Details * Time: 7:00 P.M. * Location: 15588 West 4000 North, Altamont, Utah Attendance * Council Members: Scott Allen (Mayor), James Helms, Russell Sornson, and Mike Foy. * Agency Representatives & Staff: Nate Ziles (Uintah Basin Association of Governments), Sheriff Travis Tucker (Duchesne County Sheriff's Office), Brandon Peck (Altamont Fire Department), Craig Kettle (Maintenance.), and Amanda Gardner (Town Clerk). * Residents and Invited Guests: Jeannie Helms, Jake Helms, Lily Helms, Chris Baca, Jamie Winn, Cashe Winn, Oakley Foy, James Monsen, Dylan Ivy, Reilly Allen, Caitlyn Allen, Becca Allen, Phyllis Price, Liley Allen, Jenni Thompson, Braxton Winn, and Carson Winn. 1. Opening Procedures (7:01) Administration of the Oath of Office Town clerk Amanda Gardner administered the Oath of Office to the newly elected and returning council members. Annual Conflict of Interest and Code of Conduct Following the swearing-in ceremony, all members executed the annual ethics pledges and conflict of interest disclosure forms. Amanda noted that these documents are maintained as public records and are available for review on the official town website. Approval of Minutes The Council reviewed the minutes from the previous session held in November. Mayor Allen invited a motion for approval. Russell Sorensen moved to approve the minutes as presented, and James Helms provided the second. The motion w …
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