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Daggett County approves routine financial reports and surplus listing; Quonset hut put up for bid
Summary
The Daggett County Commission on Oct. 8 approved routine financial items — minutes, cash/aging reports, accounts receivable, invoices and disbursements — and voted to surplus a Quonset hut via the government surplus site with 'as-is' pickup required.
The Daggett County Commission on Oct. 8, 2024, approved several routine financial items and voted to list a Quonset hut for surplus sale.
The commission unanimously accepted minutes from the Oct. 1 meeting after a motion by Speaker 2 and a second by Speaker 1. Commissioners next acknowledged receipt of the county cash summary and aging report as of Oct. 4, 2024, following comments included from Brianne in the packet. Speaker 2 moved to acknowledge receipt of the accounts receivable report; Speaker 1 seconded and the motion passed.
Financial approvals included a motion to approve the open invoice register dated Oct. 3, 2024, for $59,338.59 and the reimbursement register dated Sept. 19–Oct. 3, 2024, for $288.75; both were approved after a motion by Speaker 2 and a second by Speaker 1. The commission also approved the disbursement listing for Sept. 26–Oct. 3 for Daggett County’s Zions checking account.
On a non-routine item, the commission moved and approved a resolution-style action to surplus a Quonset hut. Speaker 5 moved to list the structure on the government surplus website with no minimum bid; Speaker 2 seconded. The motion specifies the structure is offered 'as-is,' that purchasers must pick up the asset (the county will not provide delivery), and that the surplus posting will include outreach such as the county newsletter and local flyers. Commissioners discussed a two-week posting window to provide exposure before considering recycling or salvage if there is no interest.
No legislative ordinances, statutes, or resolutions were adopted during the meeting. Several administrative and operational items were discussed (airport inspection findings, clinic geotechnical work, road-priority planning), and were left as discussion or direction to staff without formal board action.
The commission set a public meeting for Oct. 15 at 7 p.m. to present a proposed curfew ordinance and receive public comment. The meeting packet and staff reports contain further details on financial registers and the surplus posting.
The meeting adjourned to follow remaining agenda items (road-priority and project updates) with no additional formal votes announced.
