Tooele City Council appoints Jill McIntyre to Historic Main Street Commission

The Tooele City Council convened on May 21, 2025, to discuss several key resolutions and ordinances impacting the community. The meeting highlighted the appointment of Jill McIntyre to the Tooele City Historic Main Street Commission and proposed updates to the city’s animal control code.

One of the significant decisions made during the meeting was the unanimous approval of Resolution 2025-45, which acknowledges Mayor's appointment of Jill McIntyre as a member of the Historic Main Street Commission. John Perez presented the resolution, emphasizing McIntyre's role as the county's tourism director and her potential to enhance the commission's effectiveness. He noted that her position could facilitate access to funding from the Utah Office of Tourism, which could benefit various projects in Tooele City. The council members voted 5-0 in favor of the resolution, indicating strong support for McIntyre's appointment.

Additionally, the council reviewed Ordinance 2025-16, which proposes amendments to the city code regarding animal control. Police Chief Adrian Day presented the ordinance, which aims to clarify definitions related to the management of stray cats and animals at large. This update is part of ongoing efforts to improve animal control measures within the city.

The meeting concluded with both resolutions passing unanimously, reflecting the council's commitment to enhancing community governance and addressing local concerns effectively. The next steps will involve implementing the changes discussed and monitoring their impact on the community.