Commission appoints Jack Lytle as Daggett County designee to UAC Board for 2025

The Daggett County Commission voted to appoint Jack Lytle as the county’s designee to the Utah Association of Counties (UAC) Board of Directors for 2025.

During a discussion item the commission considered who should serve as the county’s representative to UAC. A commissioner who said they had served for two years said they had tried to pass the role to another person who declined. Commissioners discussed the typical time commitment for the position, noting several conference and board meetings a year and that some meetings can require travel out of the county.

One commissioner nominated Jack Lytle for the designee role; the nomination was seconded. Other commissioners said they would support whoever volunteered and noted the position provides perspective on statewide issues and can raise the county’s profile. A speaker who said they hesitated cited concerns about dedicating sufficient time to do the role justice.

After discussion the commission approved the nomination by voice vote. The motion in the record was to appoint Jack Lytle as Daggett County’s designee to the UAC Board of Directors for 2025; commissioners responded “Aye.”

The meeting record includes remarks about the typical schedule for UAC participation — spring, regular convention in the fall, and other meetings that sometimes accompany related conferences — but does not list specific duties, an explicit start date beyond the calendar year 2025, or whether a formal acceptance by UAC had been received at the time of the meeting.