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Commissioners keep operational level at "6" for another week
Summary
After discussion the Granite County commissioners voted to maintain the current operational level described in the meeting as "6" for an additional week; commissioners said the agencies involved had agreed to the modification and staff would notify them.
Granite County commissioners voted Oct. 28 to keep the county—s current operational level at "6" for one more week.
Commissioners discussed recent measurements and weather conditions before taking a motion to maintain the level. "I make a motion. We keep it at 6," one commissioner said; another seconded and the chair called for the vote. The chair announced, "Aye. Aye. Aye. We'll move carry your path. Let's stay at 6."
Commissioner Blaine added context after the vote: "6 would then be a temporary modification, but the agencies have agreed to it, so I'll let them know as well." The transcript does not specify what metric "6" refers to (for example, fire danger, alert stage, or other operational scale); commissioners described it as a temporary modification and said they would notify partner agencies of the decision.
The board did not record a roll-call tally beyond the announced voice vote. Staff was directed to notify relevant agencies and stakeholders of the extension.
