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• Enter public hearing on the budget amendment — Motion moved and approved by voice vote.

• Close public hearing on the budget amendment — Motion moved and approved by voice vote.

• Approve agenda item number 6 (administration moved from Community Development to Public Works) — Motion moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.

• Approve agenda item number 7 (planning/railroad easement language updates) — Motion moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.

• Continue agenda item number 16 to the Feb. 19 meeting — Motion moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.

The transcript does not record named movers for each procedural motion in all cases; where a mover was not named the record shows the motion and subsequent unanimous voice approval.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Utah County Commission Public Meeting - February 12, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Summary of procedural votes recorded by voice vote at the Feb. 12 Utah County Commission meeting: opening/closing of a public hearing, approval of items 6 and 7, and continuation of item 16 to Feb. 19.","taxTitle","Utah County Commission, Utah County Commission and Boards, Utah County, Utah","taxId",67008,"location","Utah","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6331685,"Budget 'cleanup' amendment moves division to commissioners; County Clerk says he was not consulted",99,2260820,2360204,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2309863-40a4071a20c3e4ddd5c05414275351d1&start=2260&end=2360","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2309863-40a4071a20c3e4ddd5c05414275351d1/thumbnail_2260820.jpg","/articles/6331685/Utah/Budget-cleanup-amendment-moves-division-to-commissioners-County-Clerk-says-he-was-not-consulted","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6331685-4ee322f375d0da98884a6f4689f5ea0d/orig.mp4?Expires=1771067718&Signature=TlZX9yyKLP12VPmn4Ee3ZWe2kNOCCFBRRTFXrS9gZHrCYzs6upidFIubxvC3MQcRqSGjjORerudGtRcLx8SzTYJnUBJGQrXxan-iagV7MrQ7C7Gt03GLshWS3Q-SUiYgDYSjHzl7~OL5i0tvHgDYWxyXrqD0G2DJIeGW7SRlCteljo8m1f5qUHY6JpeWVZuJgloztI5RmB08iJg4AvdHyjP1P6TR2XVm0wwAMFV-D~c3KcFbV~uU01GSPd0tkwAcgZGJVx3lAYDnM0fkAJdADKr7zcwJ2Hyw01Otan3lr9UCH4MCGAoppWjpVJa1rFjntAg1O~ltqQs-NsQHuP0PvQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Jeremy Walker, director of financial services in the auditor's office, presented a proposed budget cleanup amendment at the Feb. 12 Utah County Commission meeting, telling commissioners the measure corrects errors and omissions in the budget adopted in December and does not authorize additional spending.

Aaron Davidson, Utah County Clerk, used the public hearing on the amendment to tell commissioners he had not been consulted and objected to moving a division from the clerk's office to the commissioners. “This was a move that was strictly decided upon by the commissioners,” Davidson said. “I did not really agree to it. I was voluntold that it was being moved.” He urged the record reflect that he had not been advised or consulted.

Commissioners conducted a public hearing on the budget amendment after a motion to open the hearing; commissioners later moved to close the hearing and proceed. One commissioner noted they had since discussed the move with Davidson. Jeremy Walker described the change as reallocating dollars between funds and departments rather than increasing overall spending.

No specific statutory citations were made during the discussion. Commissioners approved procedural motions to open and close the public hearing; the transcript shows the clerk's objection on the record but no formal reversal of the proposed budget reallocation during the meeting.","Auditor's office presented a budget cleanup that reallocates divisions between departments with no net increase in spending. County Clerk Aaron Davidson said he was not consulted and did not agree to moving a division from his office to the commissioners.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6331690,"Sheriff's Office proposes locked 'safe house' beside Special Victims Unit to centralize domestic-violence services",466,1772460,2239050,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2309863-40a4071a20c3e4ddd5c05414275351d1&start=1772&end=2239","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2309863-40a4071a20c3e4ddd5c05414275351d1/thumbnail_1772460.jpg","/articles/6331690/Utah/Sheriffs-Office-proposes-locked-safe-house-beside-Special-Victims-Unit-to-centralize-domestic-violence-services","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6331690-9a7317f126629cd26fff6ec0fcdfa299/orig.mp4?Expires=1771067718&Signature=hwAF07h1OZevK85vKS9qBs3P7C0c8~Ns6PfEXuSp1Bke3WsLhBkji2P79cTS3dE~llDlmtRI215OBzVqj6DNju3W1Py2c7zaHonyYTEKX9p0yidOS~ZDsoYAeW42R~Ngm47nKGaififH~~dvfshRocDI4GYK0I6gPNqRQ2qf7UX5HRgmRAmdlpuSncWMjBrPx9pOlOKgmqP-kbmTeALBo1dR6hqP6qgdGlUfoCgBL-azbfB8gdLnay8p3KqcYua4cYNXe8ySDcUKaOUB0Dkd3A9OQ6d7bw8lg0qlQgNvJLZyyEmxviOEhzavl3zFM68NKPVz3Z4um-YmgBa8WAy3dQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Lauren Davis of the Utah County Sheriff's Office presented a proposal on Feb. 12 to create a locked safe house adjacent to the county Special Victims Unit that would centralize services for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.

Davis said victim services served 929 victims in the previous year and that domestic or family violence was the most common case type. She described the proposed center as a single, secured facility offering intake specialists, legal aid for protective orders and civil matters, childcare assistance, therapy referrals, and a volunteer program. “One of the hard things is that victims frequently... say going through the court process is more traumatic than the scribe itself,” Davis said, adding the center would also host criminal-justice support groups to help victims navigate court and recovery.

Davis named local partners the refuge (a Utah County nonprofit that specializes in sexual and domestic violence), the Children's Justice Center (CJC), and other county programs as collaborators. She said her supervisor, Christiana Wagstaff, is writing a grant with logistics support from Ben Benoit; the timeline in the presentation calls for a March grant submission, a June decision and a potential July start if funded.

Commissioners asked clarifying questions about coverage areas and services; Davis said the office proactively reviews police reports and reaches out to victims across the county, with a high caseload in Eagle Mountain, Vineyard, Santaquin and Salem. She described the safe house as a locked facility serving only victims with intake screening and multi-agency referrals, modeled in part on the Children's Justice Center but focused on adult domestic-violence survivors.

The proposal is at the grant-application stage; commissioners and staff did not take formal action during the meeting.","Sheriff's Office victim advocates proposed a locked facility next to the Special Victims Unit to provide legal aid, counseling and referrals for domestic violence victims; staff are seeking grant funding with a March application and June decision timeline.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6331695,"Survey: 2,589 Utah County residents rate quality of life high but cite growth, roads and density as concerns",581,1182685,1764625,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2309863-40a4071a20c3e4ddd5c05414275351d1&start=1182&end=1764","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2309863-40a4071a20c3e4ddd5c05414275351d1/thumbnail_1182685.jpg","/articles/6331695/Utah/Survey-2589-Utah-County-residents-rate-quality-of-life-high-but-cite-growth-roads-and-density-as-concerns","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6331695-ce61e4653c5d87071e7f2a79ee2cd50d/orig.mp4?Expires=1771067718&Signature=DEZ9uG88dLq8Y-QC-OQfg9OtPi6T76wEo-D2Dz6~l-KoyD8VRFL8MISrMrLa5EcEPt2Oh8Uyu1tHkQhTBk-WhFkLo4IZJsnDaFFdy9Zu837BGz8M8-QjkN7Ul6GlK670Q2aUS7x-St1hII9FbBTsWAHY0Lf1DxL858xarnWHimCNn1FyuxYx8Ho~c6bDaAkQmjCFownvGN68bxJK08i7Ssi-SujPZr3DtVLRFGvRSNNkc7EVBOPoEgl4R08U5MXdcciL06oHbtgPhgDyio~LdGY4EevVhqLMKMhuSUNVDtfZCos6uS8aoIVpknU7glIihaPZT6gvbe95asC-W-KyTQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Richard Piot, communications manager, presented the results of the county's resident satisfaction survey at the Feb. 12 Utah County Commission meeting, reporting 2,589 responses and broad satisfaction with quality of life alongside recurring concerns about growth, congestion and roads.

Piot said 69% of respondents think the county is moving in the right direction and 85% rate the county's quality of life as good. He told commissioners most respondents had lived in the county 10 years or more and that comments frequently raised growth-related concerns, including housing density and traffic. “A large number of people who responded said that they've lived here a long time,” Piot said, adding that respondents value natural resources such as Bridal Veil Falls and river and canal trails.

Survey results showed parks and recreation as the top priority for tourism-tax spending, followed by support for the Provo Airport expansion and local arts and culture. Breakdown by geography showed most responses coming from central and northern Utah County, with some representation from the west and south. On roads, Piot said 25% of respondents were dissatisfied and another 8% were extremely dissatisfied, an outlier compared with generally positive service ratings for elections, the sheriff's office and the health department.

Piot said the full Qualtrics results and public comments are available for commissioners to review and suggested the county consider making the survey an annual tool. Commissioner Beltran thanked staff and supported continuing the survey program.","Communications manager Richard Piot presented results from a 2,589-response resident satisfaction survey showing 85% say quality of life is good but many respondents raised concerns about growth, traffic and road conditions.",{"_33":112,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":113,"_41":114,"_43":115,"_45":116,"_47":117,"_49":118,"_51":119,"_53":120,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":121,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":122,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6331700,"Bystanders, EMS and Mountain View cath lab honored after soccer-field cardiac arrest",734,115445,849675,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2309863-40a4071a20c3e4ddd5c05414275351d1&start=115&end=849","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2309863-40a4071a20c3e4ddd5c05414275351d1/thumbnail_115445.jpg","/articles/6331700/Utah/Bystanders-EMS-and-Mountain-View-cath-lab-honored-after-soccer-field-cardiac-arrest","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6331700-99dc5bc1f6e2137cab5cc7a0279590dc/orig.mp4?Expires=1771067718&Signature=cnZCK23Y6Fmz-S-aRC5C6JXhaapGK3f~F-0rhzTmOQv2WBC~D27OQfWc4o2kPCBhSgTLnqyvtqpqZdVnryXVA4i-0f30xMFrzC95U8ZQMFbS5dsyABSp1r-Hdnmw8qjBXixiHybVvsMMvvm4LBQPwCIBNx7X4EIEIGixPPYLxHSwSy9TuDq-LPwsv1q-fZfloyZH9Y2qJMTo4t7xA5Ay8yPaFiYTh0esfAsnwpItnxfTkAAYdwJNdPfHtV18mqd4ftrmk1T2FiHJaN0qIj6jmD8IxGN41Ogddhle~Kkb7lvHMa71XhMnwkz2cErnlDqnZPQAJoKuxj~b2ZVGh2Ah9A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","At its Feb. 12 meeting, the Utah County Commission recognized bystanders, Spanish Fork Fire & EMS personnel and Mountain View Hospital staff for saving a man who collapsed while playing soccer at the Shooter Soccer Complex on Nov. 2.

Chief Eddie Hales of Spanish Fork Fire and EMS introduced the group and said seven people were involved in the response, naming Rob Zafra, Sebastian Poblete, James Bridal, Chad Nichols, Scott Abbott, Paul Kane and Cody Reynolds as bystanders who began CPR and used an on-site AED before Fire and EMS arrived. Chris Shields, director of EMS relations for healthcare in Utah County, told the commission that by the time paramedic Anne Dearden and AEMT Morgan Carter arrived, the patient had a pulse and was later taken to Mountain View Hospital in Payson, where interventional cardiology placed two stents.

The presentation highlighted the chain of survival: prompt 911 activation, immediate bystander CPR and early defibrillation. “Every minute without these interventions decreases a person's chance of survival by 7 percent to 10 percent, making early action absolutely critical,” Shields said. She credited dispatchers, EMS responders and the hospital cath lab team with helping the patient walk out of the hospital after treatment.

Mountain View communications director Nate Black and several hospital staff joined the commission to recognize the bystanders and the EMS crew. Spanish Fork presented plaques and challenge coins; community partners including One Kind Act Today handed out “kindness” coins and certificates.

The patient was not able to attend. Commissioners and presenters used the recognition to remind the public that community training in CPR and AED use saves lives and to thank the many agencies and volunteers involved in the multi-agency response.","Utah County Commission recognized bystanders, Spanish Fork Fire & EMS and Mountain-view hospital staff for saving a soccer player who collapsed Nov. 2; presenters emphasized bystander CPR and AED use.","actionData","errors"]

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Votes at a glance: Utah County Commission Feb. 12 motions

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Survey: 2,589 Utah County residents rate quality of life high but cite growth, roads and density as concerns

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