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Commission records petition and schedules public meeting on proposed curfew ordinance

Daggett County Commission · October 15, 2024
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Summary

The commission noted receipt of a list of names submitted as a petition raising concerns about a proposed curfew ordinance and scheduled a public-comment meeting that evening at 7 p.m.; no formal action on the petition was taken at this session.

The Daggett County Commission recorded correspondence from community members raising concerns about a proposed curfew ordinance and announced a public meeting for public comment at 7 p.m. the same day.

An unidentified speaker told the commission they had received "that list of names with concerns" presented informally, describing it as "a petition or some form similar to that." The correspondence was accepted into the record; the commission did not take formal action on the petition during the meeting.

During calendar review, an unidentified speaker confirmed the public meeting that evening at 7 p.m. would be devoted to public comment on the proposed curfew ordinance. The record also shows a previously scheduled Board of Equalization hearing with Steven Roman, originally listed at 1 p.m., appeared to have been canceled and staff would verify the timing. Upcoming budget meetings were noted to begin the following Tuesday, and a Certified Local Government meeting in Lyman on the 17th was mentioned.

The commission recessed for five minutes and planned to return to policy and legislation items after the break; the public meeting on the curfew ordinance is the next step for community input recorded in this session.