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Utah County amends 2022 budget, reallocates funds for capital projects and motor‑pool recapitalization
Summary
The Utah County Commission approved a resolution amending the 2022 budget that reallocates funds to recapitalize motor‑pool equipment, establishes a $12,349,000 transfer to capital projects (reduced from a larger proposal), and adds a one‑time $4 million boost to the Health Department’s fund balance for state matching and planning needs.
The Utah County Commission voted to approve a resolution amending the county’s 2022 budget that reallocates year‑end surplus to several priorities, including motor‑pool recapitalization and capital projects. Commissioners reduced a proposed transfer to the capital projects fund from $15,650,500 to $12,349,000 before adopting the resolution by a 3–0 vote.
Commissioners debated how to fund replacement of heavy vehicles donated to the county, including tactical response vehicles. Sheriff Sean Buffton said the county’s donated MRAP and Bearcat units create maintenance and replacement uncertainties: “The MRAP…
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