The Weber County Commission held a work session on January 27, 2025, where several key topics were discussed, including upcoming construction projects and funding for local improvements.

One of the main discussions centered around the anticipated changes in Lehi, which will transition to full city management in one year. Commission members noted that while the issues may not directly affect them after this transition, they still have ongoing responsibilities in the area. They highlighted that significant construction work is planned for 2026, focusing on access improvements and new road developments.

Additionally, an update was provided regarding renovations at Port Grama, specifically at the entrance near Windsurfer Beach. The Forest Service has approved a project that will receive $25 million of the $27 million budgeted for improvements. This project is also set to commence in 2026.

Commission members emphasized the need for a step-by-step approach to address potential challenges, particularly concerning visitor access and fees. There was a suggestion that visitors from areas like West Valley could be charged a higher fee to help manage the influx of people and support local infrastructure.

Overall, the meeting underscored the importance of planning for future developments and managing resources effectively as Weber County prepares for significant changes in the coming years.