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Tooele County opens and closes CDBG public hearing with no public comment
Summary
The Tooele County Commission opened and then closed a public hearing Jan. 28 on a Community Development Block Grant application; no members of the public spoke and the hearing was closed by unanimous voice vote.
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The Tooele County Commission opened and then closed a public hearing on a Community Development Block Grant on Jan. 28, 2025, at the County Building council chambers; no members of the public offered comments and the hearing was closed by unanimous voice vote.
The hearing concerned the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program. Christy, the meeting presenter on the CDBG item, read the materials to the commission and took no questions that led to further discussion, after which commissioners moved to open a public hearing for public comment and later moved to close it when no one in the audience stepped forward.
Councilman Hoffman moved to open the public hearing and Councilman Kendall Thomas seconded the motion; commissioners voted by voice and the chair declared the public hearing open. After asking whether anyone in the audience wished to speak and receiving no responses, Councilman Wardle moved to close the hearing; Councilman Strongberg seconded and the chair closed the hearing by voice vote. The commission later approved a motion to adjourn the meeting, moved by Councilman Hoffman; the chair called the meeting adjourned at about 5:06 p.m.
No formal roll-call vote was recorded in the meeting transcript for the hearing motions; the transcript records voice votes and unanimous "aye" responses from the dais. The transcript shows five commissioners present during roll call: Councilman Kendall Thomas, Councilman Hamner, Councilman Strongberg, Councilman Hoffman and Councilman Wardle. County Attorney Scott Broadhead, Assistant County Manager Brittany Lopez and County Clerk Tracy Shaw were noted as present.
The meeting record does not state specifics of the grant application (amounts, projects, or next procedural steps) or reference any statutory citations. The public hearing record in the transcript shows no public comments and no amendments or decisions on the grant itself; the transcript only documents the opening and closing of the hearing and the adjournment of the meeting.

