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Daggett County Commission approves routine finances, two resolutions and a TRT concert commitment

2392906 · February 18, 2025
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Summary

At its meeting, the Daggett County Commission approved routine financial reports and disbursements, authorized a $5,500 tourism promotion commitment for a September concert, and passed resolutions asking the BLM to reopen Sears Canyon Road and proposing raising the county inventory-tag threshold to $500 (concept approval).

The Daggett County Commission voted to approve a series of routine financial items, a $5,500 tourism-related purchase request and two resolutions during its meeting.

The commission accepted the cash summary and accounts receivable report dated Feb. 14, 2025, approved the open invoice register dated Feb. 13, 2025, totaling $65,022.70, and accepted the county disbursement listing for Feb. 10–13, 2025, in the amount of $132,238.47 (with voids of $3,641.58).

Commissioners also approved a purchase request committing up to $5,500 from the county’s tourism-related TRT (Transient Room Tax) fund toward contracting a performing act for a Sept. 12, 2025 concert. Meeting discussion said the $5,500 commitment would guarantee the contract if ticket sales and sponsorships did not fully cover the fee.

On policy items, the commission unanimously approved Resolution 25-02, requesting that the Bureau of Land Management reopen the portion of Sears Canyon Road that runs through BLM land. The commission also approved, in concept, Resolution 25-03 to raise the county’s inventory-tag threshold to $500 and asked staff and counsel to draft formal language and consider whether the change should be a policy or a resolution.

Votes at the meeting were taken by voice; where a roll-call tally was not recorded in the transcript, the minutes record the outcome as passed. No amendments to any of the items were recorded during the votes.

The votes and motions recorded in the meeting transcript are summarized below.