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Council ratifies interlocal agreement for technical forensic services with Weber County
Summary
Hooper City ratified an interlocal agreement to continue using the Weber County Sheriff's technical forensic services (CSI) as part of its contracting relationship with the sheriff’s office; council confirmed it is not an additional cost beyond the existing sheriff contract.
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Hooper — The Hooper City Council approved Resolution 2025‑01 on June 5 to ratify an interlocal agreement for technical forensic services provided through the Weber County Sheriff’s Office.
Staff told the council that the forensic services provision is part of Hooper’s existing contract with the Weber County Sheriff and that signing the interlocal agreement formalizes the arrangement; it does not increase the city’s current contract costs. Staff said the interlocal language is intended to clarify payment allocation across cities that contract with the sheriff’s office; some cities without contract status pay an additional amount.
Council passed the resolution by roll‑call vote. During discussion, staff said they had confirmed with the sheriff’s office that the interlocal agreement’s fee language is consistent with the division formula used in the sheriff’s contract and is not a new or additional line‑item charge for Hooper.
Ending: Staff will file the signed interlocal agreement and monitor invoice allocations consistent with the sheriff’s contract formula.
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