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Millard County adopts 0.25‑point TRT increase to qualify for outdoor‑recreation grants; effective Oct. 1
Summary
The Millard County Commission voted to adopt an ordinance increasing the county transient room tax from 4.25% to 4.5%, a 0.25‑point rise that staff said is required to qualify the county for state outdoor‑recreation grant programs for EMS and search‑and‑rescue.
The Millard County Commission voted to adopt an ordinance increasing the county transient room tax (TRT) from 4.25% to 4.5%, a 0.25‑percentage‑point increase that county staff said will permit Millard County to apply for certain state outdoor‑recreation grants for EMS, search‑and‑rescue and related services.
Rachelle West Ventora (staff member) explained the purpose during a public hearing: “What this tax increase does is it would take our normal TRT, so transient room tax, so that is the hotel tax. It would increase it from 4.25 to 4.5. If we increase that, then we are qualified to apply for grants with outdoor rec, for our…
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