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Commission approves golf sponsorship, sheriff contracts and the property tax register

Davis County Commission · September 3, 2024
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Summary

The commission accepted a $10,000 sponsorship for Davis Park golf events, approved a PSAP service agreement with the Utah Communications Authority, a JAG grant for vests and a training reimbursement agreement, and approved the property tax register and consent items.

The Davis County Commission unanimously approved a set of operational contracts and routine administrative items on Sept. 3, including a golf-course sponsorship, sheriff’s office agreements and the property tax register.

Zach Johnson, head golf professional at Davis Park, told the commission Lifetime Home Loans will sponsor the Davis Park Open and Davis Park Amateur with a $10,000 receivable to the golf course. "These funds go towards sponsoring our Davis Park Open and Davis Park Amateur," Johnson said; the commission approved the item by voice vote.

Deputy Taylor West presented three sheriff’s office items. Item 8: a service agreement with the Utah Communications Authority (UCA) to provide PSAP/dispatch workstation services, billed at hourly rates (approximately $110–$160 per hour); item 9: acceptance of a Justice Assistance Grant to buy six ballistic vests ($5,652 receivable); and item 10: a two-year training reimbursement agreement for Deputy Garrett Schumacher ($15,334 payable). The commission moved and seconded approval of items 8–10 and recorded unanimous 'aye.'

The commission also convened as the Board of Equalization, received a property-tax register report (including appeals recommendations and abatements), and approved the property tax register as presented (the register referenced totals such as $893,054 in approved appeals and $5,661,560 for an adjustment abatement). The meeting closed after approving consent items and minutes; commissioners offered no substantive additional comment.