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Daggett County Commission approves financial registers, reappointments and cemetery transfer
Summary
The Daggett County Commission unanimously acknowledged financial reports, approved multiple disbursement items, reappointed a Tri-County Health Board member and approved a cemetery lot transfer during its Nov. 12 meeting.
The Daggett County Commission on Nov. 12 approved routine financial items, reappointed a member to the Tri-County Health Department Board and transferred ownership of several cemetery graves.
By voice vote the commission acknowledged the cash summary and accounts receivable report dated Nov. 8, 2024, approved the open invoice register for $177,389.31, accepted the reimbursement register for $274.60 (payroll period 10/18/2024–11/10/2024) and accepted the disbursement listing in the amount of $160,081.14 (Zion's checking, 10/28–11/10/2024). Each motion was moved, seconded and carried by affirmative voice votes recorded as 'Aye.'
The commission also moved to reappoint Jody Tinker to the Tri-County Health Department Board; that reappointment was approved by voice vote. Separately, the board approved the transfer of Cemetery Section 23, Lot 9, Graves 1–6, from Roy Palamas to David Palamas and Daniel Glenn Scott after commissioners discussed co-ownership logistics and geographic location of the owners.
The meeting materials and motions were presented during the standing-business portion of the agenda; no dissenting votes were recorded in the public record for these items. The commission recessed later in the meeting to await Gallagher Health Insurance representatives for a personnel/benefits discussion.
