Council ratifies Cache County COG transportation funding and maintains $3 million contingency
November 05, 2025 | Cache County School District, Utah School Boards, Utah
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Hidalgo reviewed allocations to urban and rural projects and described several large awards in the urban corridor. Council members asked for clarifications about municipal participation in scoring and whether all municipalities had submitted scoring sheets; staff said three municipalities did not submit scoring sheets this round. Councilmembers also discussed the effect of using sales tax to fund both county operations and COG projects and said that revenue-source balance limits how much the COG can award each year.
Council suspended rules and approved Resolution 2025-41 to ratify the COG’s recommended allocations. Hidalgo and staff said the contingency fund is meant to cover unforeseen cost increases and that the COG will return to the council for any use of that contingency.
The council’s vote followed the COG recommendation and passed by voice vote.
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