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Grantsville council closes community block grant hearing after no public testimony, adjourns
Summary
At a special Jan. 15 meeting, the Grantsville City Council opened a public hearing on the community block grant, recorded no public testimony and closed the hearing before voting to adjourn unanimously.
The Grantsville City Council met in special session on Jan. 15, 2025, at the Grantsville City offices and via Zoom to hold a public hearing on the city's community block grant; no members of the public spoke and the council closed the hearing before adjourning.
Presiding officer Neil Critstall said the meeting was a special session and recorded the date and time, then noted that all four council members were present. "This meeting is being held in the Grantsville City offices located at 429 East Main Street, Hansco, Utah, and on Zoom," Critstall said.
The agenda included a public hearing on the community block grant. Critstall asked whether anyone wished to speak; with no speakers joining the Zoom comment line, he announced, "Seeing none, we'll close that item." The council did not receive written or oral testimony during the hearing, and there was no further public comment recorded.
Shortly after the hearing was closed, an unnamed council member moved to adjourn; another unnamed council member seconded. The presiding officer called for the vote: the council answered "Aye," and Critstall said, "Motion carries." The meeting was then ended.
No motions or votes on the substance of the community block grant were recorded at the meeting. The council's action at this session was procedural: closing the hearing after no public testimony and adjourning. Any substantive consideration or formal decision on the community block grant was not taken at this meeting.
