TriCounty Health public meetings in 2025
13 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
TriCounty Health Department
The TriCounty Health Department is holding a public comment period on proposed wastewater rule changes until January 17, 2026. If no comments are submitted, the draft rules will go to the Board of Health for adoption at the January 28 meeting. The proposed changes aim to streamline contractor evaluations for wastewater disposal systems.
- Contractors must register and verify training in wastewater disposal
- Trained contractors can evaluate sites without waiting for department verification
- Contractors must notify TriCounty Health when evaluating or installing systems
- Registration can be revoked for non-compliance with local and state rules
- A grievance process will be added for denied or revoked registrations
TriCounty Health Department
The Board of Health will hold a public hearing and consider the adoption of the 2026 budget. The meeting also includes reviews of the 2026 fee schedule and public comments on wastewater rule revisions.
- Public hearing and consideration of 2026 budget
- Review of 2026 fee schedule revisions
- Review of public comment on proposed wastewater rule revision
- Adoption of 2026 meeting schedule
- New DHHS contracts including WIC Program and Maternal and Child Health Services Block Grant
TriCounty Health Department
The TriCounty Health Department is holding a public hearing to receive feedback on proposed changes to wastewater rules. The changes focus on contractor registration and verification to expedite the site evaluation process.
- Proposed requirement for contractors to register with TriCounty Health Department to verify training
- Proposal to allow trained contractors to evaluate wastewater disposal sites without prior department verification
- Proposed requirement for contractors to notify the department during site evaluation and system installation
- Proposed grievance process for denied or revoked registrations
- Proposed authority to revoke registrations for non-compliance with local and state rules
TriCounty Health Department
The TriCounty Health Department held a public hearing to receive feedback on proposed changes to wastewater rules. The proposed updates focus on contractor registration and verification processes to expedite site evaluations. No members of the public attended the meeting.
- Proposed requirement for contractors to register with TriCounty Health Department to verify training
- Proposal to allow trained contractors to evaluate wastewater disposal sites without prior department verification
- Proposed requirement for contractors to notify the department during site evaluation and system installation
- Proposed addition of a grievance process for denied or revoked registrations
- Proposed authority to revoke registrations for non-compliance with local and state rules
TriCounty Health Department
The TriCounty Health Department is holding a stakeholder meeting for wastewater contractors to provide input on proposed rule changes. These changes aim to expedite the process for trained contractors. Public hearings on these rules are scheduled for October 27th and 29th.
- Requirement for contractors to register with TriCounty Health Department to verify training
- Proposal to allow trained contractors to evaluate sites without waiting for department verification
- Requirement for contractors to notify the department when evaluating sites and installing systems
- Establishment of a grievance process for denied or revoked registrations
- Provision for registration revocation due to non-compliance with local and state rules
TriCounty Health Department
The TriCounty Health Department is accepting public feedback on proposed changes to wastewater rules through November 11, 2025. The proposals focus on contractor registration and the process for evaluating and installing onsite wastewater systems.
- Requirement for contractors to register with TriCounty Health Department to verify training
- Proposal to allow trained contractors to evaluate sites without waiting for department verification
- Requirement for contractors to notify the department during site evaluation and system installation
- Establishment of a grievance process for denied or revoked registrations
- Provision for registration revocation due to non-compliance with local and state rules
TriCounty Health Department
The Board of Health will discuss the 2026 preliminary budget and revisions to the 2026 fee schedule. The body will also consider recommendations from the Wastewater Workgroup and review several DHHS contracts.
- 2026 Preliminary Budget
- 2026 Fee Schedule revisions and public comment review
- Recommendations from the Wastewater Workgroup
- DHHS contracts including Baby Your Baby Qualified Provider and Immunizations 2019 Amendment 6
- Evaluation of the Director
TriCounty Health Department
The TriCounty Health Department is accepting written public comments regarding a proposed fee schedule for 2026. Comments are being accepted from August 1 through August 30, 2025.
- Proposed 2026 fee schedule
TriCounty Health Department
The Board of Health is meeting to discuss financial audits and the 2026 fee schedule. The body will also consider several contract amendments for health programs and a pass-through contract with the DEQ.
- 2026 Fee Schedule
- 2024 Financial Audit
- DHHS Local Health Dept WIC Program Amendment 1
- TriCounty HD Tobacco Contract FY21-FY25 Amendment 9
- DEQ FY26 Pass-Through Contract
TriCounty Health Department
The TriCounty Health Department Board of Health will meet to discuss personnel matters. The board is scheduled to consider a one-time retirement incentive and conduct a performance evaluation of the Health Officer.
- Consideration of a one-time retirement incentive
- Performance evaluation of the Health Officer
- Approval of minutes from the 05/28/2025 meeting
TriCounty Health Department
The TriCounty Health Department Board of Health will discuss the creation of a committee to review deaths related to substance abuse, suicide, mental health, and children. The board will also consider a one-time retirement incentive and review new contracts.
- Resolution to establish a Fatality Review Committee for Daggett, Duchesne, and Uintah Counties
- Consideration of a one-time retirement incentive
- Contract: DHHS Final-Combined EPSDT Consumer Ed-Tri County-1602
- Contract: FDA Long-Term Limited Scope Food, Feed and Cosmetics Information Sharing Agreement (ISA)
- Presentation on Disability In Tricounty
TriCounty Health Department
The TriCounty Health Department Board of Health will consider approval of the 2025 Employee Compensation Plan, review several new contracts including amendments with DHHS and an information-sharing agreement, and receive updates on Narcan training, a geologic survey, and the 2024 annual report. The meeting includes approval of minutes, check register, and a policy on employee recognition.
- 2025 Employee Compensation Plan
- New contracts: DHHS STD Disease Intervention Services Amendment 9, COVID-19 Health Disparities Amendment 3, UDHHS Business Associate Agreement Amendment 1
- Information Sharing Agreement between UDHHS and UDAF, and Utah Zoonotic Influenza Interagency Response Plan
- Utah Geologic Survey study results overview
- Narcan training and success stories
TriCounty Health Department
The TriCounty Health Department Board of Health will meet to approve minutes, adopt the 2025 employee compensation plan, and elect officers. They will also review new contracts with the Utah Department of Health and Human Services covering disease response, syringe services, COVID-19, and other programs. A resolution to deposit funds into a restricted fund and the annual review of bylaws are on the agenda.
- Adoption of 2025 employee compensation plan
- Election of officers for the board
- Resolution to deposit into restricted fund
- New DHHS contracts: Disease Response, Syringe Services Amendment 7, COVID-19 PPPHEA Amendment 3, Public Health Crisis Response Workforce Amendment 4, Minimum Performance Standards Amendment 3, PH Infrastructure Amendment 3
- Annual review of bylaws and conflict of interest training