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Utah County adopts year‑end budget adjustments and three‑year segment of CIP; continues Provo interlocal for two weeks
Summary
County commissioners voted to amend the 2023 budget, adopt the 2024–26 portion of a 10‑year capital improvement plan and approve equipment replacement additions; they continued an interlocal agreement with Provo City’s "the Mix" project for two weeks to negotiate administrative fees and affordable‑housing commitments.
Utah County commissioners on Dec. 20 approved routine year‑end adjustments to the county’s 2023 budget, adopted the required three‑year segment (2024–26) of a 10‑year capital improvement plan and ratified additions to the equipment replacement program, while continuing an interlocal cooperation agreement with Provo City for further negotiation.
Rudy Livingston, Utah County’s budget manager, told commissioners the amendment adjusts revenue estimates and transfers to reflect weaker‑than‑expected sales tax and stronger investment earnings. "This doesn't necessarily mean that we're spending the money," Livingston said, explaining the amendment moves budget authority to cover anticipated end‑of‑year items and to allow a planned transfer into the capital projects fund. He described a proposed $9,000,000 transfer into…
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