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Commission approves minutes, registers and disbursements; acknowledges rollback tax receipt
Summary
Commissioners approved minutes (Sept. 3 and 10), acknowledged a rollback tax check reported as 'in the $90,000 ballpark' (total for all taxes), and approved open invoices ($69,680.18), reimbursement register ($872.39) and disbursement listing ($193,701.01).
Daggett County commissioners on Sept. 17 completed routine fiscal actions: they approved meeting minutes, acknowledged receipt of a rollback tax payment, and approved multiple financial registers and a disbursement listing.
Minutes and acknowledgment: Commissioners approved the Sept. 3 and Sept. 10 minutes by motion and voice vote. The chair reported a rollback tax check had been received; the amount discussed in the meeting packet was characterized as being "in the $90,000 ballpark" for all taxes, but the portion due to the county was not specified in the discussion.
Registers and disbursements: The commission approved the open invoice register dated Sept. 12, 2024, in the amount of $69,680.18; the reimbursement register (payroll period Sept. 1–14, 2024) in the amount of $872.39; and accepted the disbursement listing for Aug. 29–Sept. 12, 2024, totaling $193,701.01. Motions were made and seconded and approved by voice votes; the transcript records 'Aye' responses but does not provide a roll‑call tally by name.
Correspondence and follow up: Chair also relayed correspondence from Nick Goodman of DDI Garbage Service about rate increases and the potential role of a transfer station; commissioners agreed to discuss the town's operations further to assess impacts.
Next steps: Staff will follow up to clarify the county share of the rollback tax amount and continue coordination with the town regarding solid‑waste rate concerns.
