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Council moves on state data-privacy resolution and approves annual staff bonuses

Bryce Canyon City Council · November 20, 2025
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Summary

Council considered a state-required data-privacy resolution (Resolution 2025-003) designating a records officer and CAO and approved annual employee bonuses to be paid out in the same amounts as last year; the audit was reported as complete pending final paperwork.

During the meeting, Speaker 5 explained a new Utah requirement that municipalities adopt a data-privacy policy, appoint a records officer and designate a chief administrative officer. Speaker 5 said they listed themselves as the records officer and listed Shiloh as the chief administrative officer for grant reporting and circulated the policy for council review.

Speaker 2 introduced a motion to adopt Resolution 2025-003 to formalize the designation; the council discussed adopting the resolution and the accompanying policy. The meeting record shows the resolution was presented for adoption (Resolution 2025-003), but a formal roll-call vote on that specific measure was not recorded in the available segment.

On personnel compensation, Speaker 4 moved that annual bonuses be paid at the same amounts as last year; Speaker 2 seconded. The chair then asked, “All in favor?” and multiple members responded, “Aye,” after which staff were instructed to pay the bonuses as soon as possible.

Speaker 5 reported the city audit had been completed though final documents had not yet been provided; no substantive audit problems were reported. The council also discussed winter-decoration grant funds and pending warrant approvals; staff were asked to coordinate with absent members and bring the warrants forward for approval.

No litigation or regulatory penalties were announced. The council concluded administrative business and checked attendance for upcoming meetings.