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Council reopens budget hearing, approves three budget adjustments and auditor compensation
Summary
Tooele County reopened and closed public hearings required by the state auditor and approved multiple 2025 budget adjustments, including $1.475 million for Drew Bay Road, grant awards to EOC ($138,360) and Health ($49,000), and approved auditor Allison McCoy receiving director compensation from the Utah Local Governments Trust.
Tooele County Council opened and closed required public hearings after receiving guidance from the state auditor—s office and approved several budget adjustments and a resolution authorizing compensation for the county auditor.
Allison McCoy said the state auditor—s office informed the county that the budget hearing held on Aug. 19 was not properly noticed; the council opened a public hearing to correct that notice as part of Resolution 2025-19, accepted public comment (none was offered), and then closed the hearing and passed the resolution.
On Resolution 2025-24 the council approved three budget adjustments: a $1,475,000 transfer from a Council of Governments-directed fund for Tooele City—s Drew Bay Road project, $138,360 for the Emergency Operations Center (EOC), and $49,000 for the Health Department. Allison said the Drew Bay Road transfer reflected Tooele City—s requested funds for a city project that had applied for funding. The public hearing on Resolution 2025-24 was opened and closed with no public comment.
The council also passed Resolution 2025-23 authorizing County Auditor Allison McCoy to receive compensation for serving on the Utah Local Governments Trust board of directors, disclosing the amount of $300 per meeting plus travel. Allison noted she receives that compensation and the resolution authorizes acceptance of those benefits.
Each resolution was moved, seconded and approved unanimously by the council.
