The Jefferson County Board of Commissioners on Aug. 18 voted to ratify a resolution to transfer county-owned property that the county deemed unnecessary for its operations to Bonneville County for use by Bonneville's solid-waste department.

Commissioners introduced Resolution No. 2025-28, described by staff as "county property not necessary for the use by Jefferson County" to be transferred to Bonneville County from the solid-waste department. One commissioner asked about the sale price; a speaker indicated the agreed total was $25,000.

The motion to ratify the sale was moved and seconded on the record. The board conducted a roll-call vote with commissioners present and recorded affirmative votes.

The board did not provide additional detail during the meeting about the property's location, the specific uses Bonneville County plans, or the transfer timeline beyond the recorded motion and vote. Staff indicated signed documents are available and the county will complete any necessary documentation following the recorded action.

Because the resolution involves disposition of county property, county staff said the transfer will be reflected in county records and in the special-revenue detail of the county's financial statements. No conditions or contingencies were stated during the meeting record.

The board moved immediately to other routine items after the roll call. The resolution was recorded in the meeting minutes as Resolution 2025-28 with the stated purpose of transferring surplus county property to Bonneville County's solid-waste department.