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Cache County Council approves grant deadlines, trail deadlines, alcohol-license consent, BOE adjustments and behavioral-health appointments
Summary
At its meeting the council set grant and trail completion deadlines (Aug. 2026), approved an alcohol-license consent for Beaver Mountain, ratified Board of Equalization adjustments and appointed members to a behavioral-health advisory council; the council also adopted a parental-leave policy by resolution.
The Cache County Council approved several consent and action items during the meeting.
Grant and trail deadlines: The council approved an extension/explicit completion date for two previously approved grants and set the deadline for the Deep Canyon Trailhead and the 800 West Trail grants to Aug. 31, 2026 after a motion and second.
Alcohol license (consent): The council approved a consent-application for a limited-service alcohol license for Beaver Mountain, confirming staff’s recommendation and noting that the sheriff’s office had reviewed the application.
Board of Equalization adjustments: Staff presented a color-coded appraisal summary and highlighted significant adjustments; the council approved certificates of adjustment as recommended by staff and the board of equalization.
Behavioral Health Advisory Council: The council appointed a slate of five advisory members with staggered terms to advise on behavioral-health planning across Cache County and neighboring jurisdictions (candidates include local educators, licensed social workers and the Cache County School District director of special education). Council discussed representation (law enforcement/probation) and confirmed appointments.
Parental leave (resolution): The council voted to suspend rules and adopt a parental-leave policy (Resolution 25-939) adding two weeks paid parental leave to the county personnel manual; eligibility details and interaction with FMLA were explained by the compensation committee representative, Amy.
Where vote counts were not read aloud in the transcript, approvals were recorded by voice vote (ayes recorded) and no roll-call tallies were provided in the meeting record excerpt.
