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Daggett County MBA says bond closings for water plant and clinic expected this week
Summary
At its April 15, 2025 meeting, the Daggett County Municipal Building Authority discussed pending bond closings tied to the county water treatment plant and a new clinic; staff said the water bond is scheduled to close April 16 and the clinic bond depends on a contractor bid.
The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority discussed two pending bond closings tied to the county—s water treatment plant and a separate clinic project during its April 15, 2025 meeting.
Authority member (Speaker 1) said the bond for the water treatment plant "is scheduled for tomorrow to close." He added he had spoken with the bond attorney about what remained for the clinic financing and said, "I did talk to Eric Johnson, the bond attorney ... and I think it's just the contractor bid is all that we're waiting for, and then we'll get that rolling as well." The meeting opened at 9:29 a.m. and adjourned at about 9:45 a.m.
Why it matters: bond closings are the legal and financial step that allows county projects to proceed with contracted construction and purchases. If the water treatment bond closes on April 16, the county anticipated beginning work soon after. Authority members also discussed potential owner-purchased incidentals and contingencies if vendor partners do not provide necessary services.
Details and next steps: staff said a Zoom closing was expected on April 16, 2025, though a specific time had not been announced at the meeting. For the clinic, staff cited the outstanding contractor bid as the remaining item before closing. Speaker 1 said engineering discussions had identified some items that might be owner-purchased and that the authority intended to anticipate those costs at closing.
Members discussed data cabling for the clinic building and whether partner organizations could provide installation. An Authority member said a partner group might send a crew to "help us data cable that building," and that, if a partner could not provide the cabling, the authority would use contingency funding from Community Impact Board (CIB) money to purchase and install the cabling.
No formal motions or votes were taken on the bond items at the meeting; members limited their remarks to status updates and contingency planning. The authority noted calendar watchers should expect activity if the scheduled April 16 closing occurs.
The authority did not specify exact dollar amounts for the two bond issues during the public portion of this meeting; the transcript records the timing and outstanding steps but does not include bond amounts, underwriter names, or lender identities.
